CN202618719U - Nail clipper used for disabled people - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a nail clipper used for disabled people comprising a clipper body and a supporting pressing arm. The clipper body is fixedly connected with the supporting pressing arm. By using the nail clipper provided in the utility model, each of the disabled people can complete the nail clipping task by using one hand. The nail clipper used for the disabled people has advantages of scientific and reasonable design, convenient use, beautiful appearance, and abilities of satisfying the mental requirements of consumers, and meeting the humanized standards.

Description

Residual nail clippers

technical field

The utility model relates to a fingernail clipper for disabled persons. the

Background technique

At present, the number of disabled people in my country has exceeded 83 million. Most of them need the care of relatives, such as disabled people with one hand or disabled people without hands. They often rely on the help of relatives to cut their fingernails, which brings inconvenience to their lives. At the same time, modern people are increasingly pursuing fashion, and have new requirements for the nail clippers that are often used in life. I hope to completely break through the traditional concept and make people feel fresh and new. the

Utility model content

The utility model designs a nail clipper for disabled people, which solves the problem that disabled people need help from people to cut their fingernails/toenails. the

In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the utility model adopts the following scheme:

A residual nail clipper, characterized in that it comprises a clip body and a supporting pressing arm, and the clip body is fixedly connected to the supporting pressing arm.

The supporting pressing arm is composed of a supporting arm and a pressing arm, an acute angle is formed between the supporting arm and the pressing arm, and the pressing arm is arranged horizontally. the

The tool holder body includes an upper blade, a lower blade and a tail end, the tail end is connected to the support arm through a first pin, and the middle part of the tool holder body is connected to the pressing arm through a second pin. the

The pressing arm drives the upper blade to move through the second pin. the

The direction of the upper blade and the lower blade of the tool holder body is the same as the direction of the acute angle opening formed between the support arm and the pressing arm. the

The residual nail clippers have the following beneficial effects:

1. The disabled nail clipper of the present utility model can enable the disabled to complete the task of cutting nails with one hand. the

2. The design of the utility model is scientific and reasonable, and the utility model is convenient to use and meets the psychological needs of consumers. the

3. The utility model has a beautiful appearance for the disabled nail clippers, and is more in line with humanized standards. the

Description of drawings

Figure 1: Schematic diagram of the structure of the utility model for the use of nail clippers;

Fig. 2: Schematic diagram of the structure of Embodiment 2 of the utility model.

Explanation of reference signs:

1—knife holder body; 2—support pressing arm; 3—first column pin; 4—second column pin; 11—upper blade; 12—lower blade; 13—tail end; 21—pressure arm; 22—support arm ; 50—knife holder one; 60—knife holder two; 70—pressing arm.

Detailed ways

Below in conjunction with Fig. 1 and Fig. 2, the utility model is further described:

Example 1

As shown in FIG. 1 , the utility model discloses a residual nail clipper, which includes a clip body 1 and a supporting arm 2 , and the clip body 1 is fixedly connected to the supporting arm 2 . The supporting pressing arm 2 is composed of a supporting arm 22 and a pressing arm 21. The middle of the supporting arm 22 and the pressing arm 21 forms an acute angle, and the pressing arm 21 is arranged horizontally. The tool holder body includes an upper blade 11, a lower blade 12 and a tail end 13, the tail end 13 is connected to the support arm 22 through the first column pin 3, and the middle part of the tool holder body 1 is connected to the said support arm 2 through the second column pin 4. The pressing arm 21 is connected. The pressing arm 21 drives the upper blade to move through the second column pin 4 . The direction of the upper blade 11 and the lower blade 12 of the tool holder body 1 is the same as the direction of the acute angle opening formed between the supporting arm 22 and the pressing arm 21 .

Example 2

As shown in Figure 2, the utility model discloses a deformed design of a residual nail clipper, which includes two clips, respectively clip one 50 and clip two 60, clip one 50 and clip two The directions of the two edge angles of 60 are opposite, and the tail end of the knife holder one 50 is fixed on the end of the knife holder two 60 near its edge angle, and the middle part of the upper blade of the knife holder one 50 is fixed on the top of the knife holder two 60 by a column pin. On the knife edge, the pressing arm 70 is arranged under the second knife holder 60. During use, press the tail end of the pressing arm 70 and the second knife holder 60, and when the second knife holder 60 moves, pass through the upper part of the second knife holder 60. The connection of blade and the upper blade of knife holder one drives knife holder one 50 actions. Thereby realizing the simultaneous work of double-headed nail/toenail clippers.

The utility model enables the handicapped to use one hand to complete the task of clipping nails, and its disguised optimization can realize simultaneous nail clippers for two hands or feet. psychological needs. The utility model has a beautiful appearance and is more in line with humanized standards. the

The utility model has been exemplarily described above in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the realization of the utility model is not limited by the above-mentioned method, as long as various improvements of the method concept and technical solutions of the utility model are adopted, or the utility model is not improved. Directly applying the conception and technical solutions of the utility model to other occasions is within the protection scope of the utility model. the

Claims (5)

1. A residual nail clipper, characterized in that it comprises a clip body and a supporting arm, and the clip body is fixedly connected to the supporting arm. 2. The disabled nail clipper according to claim 1, characterized in that: the supporting arm is composed of a supporting arm and a pressing arm, an acute angle is formed between the supporting arm and the pressing arm, and the pressing arm The arm is set horizontally. 3. The disabled nail clipper according to claim 2, characterized in that: the clip body includes an upper blade, a lower blade and a tail end, the tail end is connected to the support arm through a first column pin, the The middle part of the tool holder body is connected with the pressing arm through the second pin. 4. The disabled nail clipper according to claim 3, wherein the pressing arm drives the upper blade to move through the second pin. 5. The residual nail clipper according to claim 4, characterized in that: the direction of the upper blade and the lower blade of the clip body is the same as the direction of the acute angle opening formed between the support arm and the pressing arm.

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