Abstract: A branch of an instrument comprising a metal part, which is embodied in one piece seamlessly, which comprises the electrode support as well as the electrode plate and connection webs. Preferably, this metal part is produced in an additive production method, for example selective laser melting (SLM). The branches are suitable for instruments for open surgery as well as for laparoscopic and flexible endoscopic instruments.

Abstract: A shearing tool has a first unit with a first blade, rotatably coupled to a second unit with a second blade, at a first pivot having a first pin, so that displacement of the first blade relative to the first pin in a direction parallel with a first rotational axis is prevented, and the handle is connected to the second blade so that rotational movement of the handle relative to the second blade about a second rotational axis is allowed. The second rotational axis is defined by a second pivot interacting with the second blade and the handle at a distance from the first rotational axis in a direction away from a cutting edge contact point. When the shearing tool moves from an open to a closed position, the second blade is driven towards the first blade at the contact point for increasing the cutting capacity of the shearing tool.

Abstract: A cutting assembly for cutting tubing generally includes first and second arms pivotally coupled together such that the first arm can pivot relative to the second arm, and a blade releasably coupled to the first arm and/or the second arm and oriented such that a longitudinal axis of the blade is generally parallel to a longitudinal axis of the first arm. The blade is removable from the first arm and/or the second arm by sliding the blade longitudinally in a direction along the longitudinal axis of the first arm. A release mechanism operates to selectively allow the blade to be removed from the first arm and/or the second arm.

Abstract: In one embodiment of the invention, a replaceable electrosurgical end effector cartridge is provided to couple to a mechanical wrist of a surgical instrument for a robotic surgical system. The replaceable electrosurgical end effector cartridge includes two pluggable end effectors and a pair of spring latches. The two end effectors are moveable end effectors having a jaw portion, an off-center portion, and a base portion in one embodiment. The replaceable electrosurgical end effector cartridge may further include a fastener to rotatably couple the end effectors together.

Abstract: The invention relates to a cutting tool (1) comprising: a first handle (2) and a first blade (3) fixedly attached to each other, a second handle (4) and a second blade (5) pivotably attached to each other by a first pivot (6) and a second pivot (7). In order to obtain a cutting tool with an optimal cutting force, the cutting tool comprises a limiter (11) allowing the back end (9?) to move sideways (S) in relation to the second handle (4) and preventing the back end (9) at least from moving away from the second handle (4) in an axial direction (A) of the first pivot (6).

Abstract: A scissors tool having removable replacement blades and bearings in an arcuate bearing path disposed to stiffen the pivot and bias the blades together with greater inter-blade pressure at the cutting point. In some embodiments, the scissors tool has flexible arms which increase said cutting point edge pressure and provide that little to no gap forms between the blades proximate to and behind the cutting point.

Abstract: Gardening scissors include two blades facing each other, two connecting blocks, two covers and two handles, wherein each blade is equipped with a perforation at a middle section, and a locking board is extended from one side of rear end of two blades. The connecting blocks have a (half) shell body facing the cover, and a receiving slot with half-oval shape extending from rear end of the shell body. Front end of the receiving slot has a stopping edge, one side of which has a side wing extending therefrom. The cover is symmetrically disposed to face the shell body, so that a second receiving slot, a second stopping edge, a second side wing and a second locking hole are formed on the cover. One end of the handle has an anti-slippery sleeve and the other end has a through hole.

Abstract: Gardening scissors include two blades facing each other, two connecting blocks, two covers and two handles, wherein each blade is equipped with a perforation at a middle section, and a locking board is extended from one side of rear end of two blades. The connecting blocks have a (half) shell body facing the cover, and a wedging slot with half-oval shape extending from rear end of the shell body. Front end of the wedging slot has a stopping edge, one side of which has a side wing extending therefrom. The side wing and the shell body both have locking holes for screws passing through, and front end of the shell body expandably has a protruding base that has a buffer body, and one side of the front end has a second locking board extending therefrom. The cover is symmetrically disposed to face the shell body, so that a second wedging slot, a second stopping edge, a second side wing and a second locking hole are formed on the cover.

Abstract: A compound leverage hand tool with an interchangeable tool head. The tool includes a pair of pivotably interconnected handles and a tool head defined by a pair of pivotably interconnected blade members. Each blade member terminates at one end in a mounting dowel that is pivotably mounted in a pair of retention slots in one of the handles. Tool head latches are pivotably mounted to the handles and include locking fingers that extend over the retention slots. The tool head latches can be pivoted relative to the handles between a locked position, wherein the locking fingers prevent the mounting dowels from being removed from the handles, and an unlocked position, wherein the mounting dowels can be removed from the handles. A spring biases the tool head latches toward the locked position. To unlock the tool head latches and remove the tool head, a user engages a tool head latch and pulls the handles apart.

Abstract: An electric scissors has a body and a changeable shear. The body has a stationary shear and an oscillating blade holder. The stationary shear has an arm and a first blade. The arm is formed on and protrudes outwardly from a front end of the body. The first blade is securely mounted on the arm. The oscillating blade holder is pivotally mounted to the front end of the body to oscillate relative to the stationary shear, and has a rail formed on the oscillating blade holder. The changeable shear has a blade seat and a second blade. The blade seat has a channel detachably and slidably engaging the rail of the oscillating blade holder. The second blade is securely mounted on the blade seat to obliquely abut the first blade. With the replaceable blade, the electric scissors can be continuously used without discarding the whole electric scissors when the blade is dull or damaged.

Abstract: Double strength pruners have two crossed pivoting blades, a main blade and an auxiliary blade, upper and lower handles correspondingly matching the two blades, a blade driving gear on the auxiliary blade, and upper and lower gears at the end of the upper and lower handles, respectively, the lower gear matching the blade driving gear. When swinging the upper handle and/or the lower handle, a first leverage effect is created from a first fulcrum, which is the contact point between the upper and lower gears, while a second leverage effect is created from a second fulcrum, which is the contact point between the lower gear and the blade driving gear. Such double levers and double strength effects can significantly reduce the force applied upon the handles, reducing the required labor. The upper gear, lower gear, upper handle and lower handle are detachable structures, easy for maintenance and replacement.

Abstract: A compound leverage hand tool with an interchangeable tool head. The tool includes a pair of pivotably interconnected handles and a tool head defined by a pair of pivotably interconnected blade members. Each blade member terminates at one end in a mounting dowel that is pivotably mounted in a pair of retention slots in one of the handles. Tool head latches are pivotably mounted to the handles and include locking fingers that extend over the retention slots. The tool head latches can be pivoted relative to the handles between a locked position, wherein the locking fingers prevent the mounting dowels from being removed from the handles, and an unlocked position, wherein the mounting dowels can be removed from the handles. A spring biases the tool head latches toward the locked position. To unlock the tool head latches and remove the tool head, a user engages a tool head latch and pulls the handles apart.

Abstract: A cutting implement with blades that can be replaced or interchanged without using tools. The cutting implement has shock absorbing handles and may also have at least one bumper to reduce the forces transmitted to the user's hands and arms. The cutting implement may be a saw, pruners, lopper, grass shears, hedge shears, or garden shears.

Abstract: An amplifier circuit includes an amplifier including an inverting input that communicates with an input signal, a non-inverting input, and an output. A first feedback path communicates with the inverting input and the output of the amplifier. A second feedback path communicates with the inverting input and the output of the amplifier. The first feedback path provides feedback at a lower frequency than the second feedback path. A first resistance has one end that communicates with the output of the amplifier. A first capacitance has one end that communicates with an opposite end of the load resistance. A second resistance has one end that communicates with the inverting input and an opposite end that communicates with the opposite end of the first resistance.

Abstract: A hand tool generally includes a tool mount that removably receives thereon a tool. The tool mount and tool cooperate to provide the hand tool with a variable angle of attack with an enhanced power ratio for accommodating aged, arthritic and otherwise handicapped people.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes a handle unit, a knife unit and a connective unit. The handle unit includes two handles. The knife unit includes two knives. Each of the knives includes two different blades. The connective unit is used to connect the first and second handles to the first and second knives in a releasable manner. Thus, a selected one of the blades of each of the knives is exposed from a related one of the handles for use.

Abstract: A pair of improved scissors is provided herein, which separates the blades and handles of the pair of scissors into individual parts. These parts are joined at the pivot point by a locking mechanism. By adjusting the locking mechanism, the included angle between the blades and handles of the pair of scissors can be varied easily in accordance the requirement of the application. In addition, with the present invention, the handles can also be replaced by those that are safer and more comfortable to operate. As such, the stress and burden of the user's fingers and wrist can be relieved in operating the pair of scissors.

Abstract: A cutting tool includes two metal handles each having a first end formed with a mounting portion and a second end formed with a blade portion, and two plastic grips each having an inside formed with a mounting hole mounted on the mounting portion of the respective metal handle. The mounting hole of each of the plastic grips has a first end formed with a first separation slot and a second end formed with a second separation slot. Thus, the plastic grips are detachable from the metal handles when the cutting tool is worn out, so that the plastic grips and the metal handles are separated from each other, thereby facilitating reuse of the plastic grips and the metal handles.

Abstract: A cuticle cutter of the like is described which is of the scissors type. Instruments of this type, especially in beauty salons, require constant cleaning, sharpening and sterilisation. The cutter of the invention facilitates such procedures by permitting the handles (2, 21) to be separate from the blades (1, 1?). In the preferred embodiment the blades are snap fitted into the handles and the arrangement is such that on opening the cutters to a maximum surfaces on the handles enter into abutment with the blades in the region of the pivot (6) and further opening cams the blades away from the handles, releasing them without any necessity for manual contact. The blades can then be submitted to the above mentioned procedures and stored for further use.

Abstract: A set of pliers that have a plurality of pins on the forward parts of the plier arms and removable blocks which have apertures that can be placed on selected ones of the pins. The blocks have teeth that can engage the teeth on a timing gear.

Abstract: A pair of gardening shears include a blade assembly including two blades, and a handle assembly pivotally mounted on the blade assembly and including a first handle and a second handle. Thus, the gardening shears have two blades each having two cutting portions having different shapes to perform different cutting functions, so that the gardening shears provide two different pruning actions so as to satisfy the user's practical requirements, thereby enhancing the versatility of the gardening shears.

Abstract: A tool that comprises first and second cooperating members, each of the first and second cooperating members comprising at least a jaw section and a handle. The first and second cooperating members are detachably interconnected in a mutually overlapping relationship so as to permit movement of the jaw sections relative to one another by the handles. A first blade comprises at least a first and a second edge and the first edge is counterposed to the second edge across a longitudinal axis of the blade. The first blade is removably juxtaposed to the jaw section of the first cooperating member. A third edge is juxtaposed to the jaw section of said second cooperating member.

Abstract: A limb trimmer apparatus is provided comprising a blade releasably secured to a housing assembly. The housing assembly comprises a housing having first and second flat sides for alternatively securing the blade to the housing assembly in desired extended or storage positions. A clamp and fastener may be provided for selectively securing the blade to one of the first or second flat sides. The blade being secured to the second flat side may be loosened and rotated about the fastener selectively between an extended position and a storage position. The blade being secured to the first flat side may be removed from its extended position in securement thereto and repositioned against the second flat side in the storage position. The clamp is configured with a recess to receive the handle end of the blade and the first or second flat side in either an extended or storage position.

Abstract: An interchangeable blade scissors assembly is provided. The interchangeable blade scissors assembly has a pair of scissors frame members each having a blade receiving portion and a handle, a pivot connection of the pair of scissors frame members, and a plurality of pairs of cutting blades. Each of the cutting blades has a mounting plate and a latch. Each of the blade receiving portions has a channel for receiving the cutting blade mounting plate and a latch receiving area for securing the cutting blade to the blade receiving portions. The cutting blades are easily removed from the blade receiving portions by telescopic movement along the channel.

Abstract: A composite pliers has crossed levers, each including a non-metallic body with an exposed metal cutter blade. The pliers includes strengthening and/or retaining structure around a pivot joint which does not extend into handle portions of the levers. This structure strengthens the pivot joint and can help confine the pliers parts in the event of failure. In one embodiment, each lever has a pivot joint strengthening structure insert molded therein, the structure extending into a jaw portion of each lever and protruding from the non-metallic body to form a workpiece engagement surface, such as a cutting blade. In one form, the jaws have more than one row of teeth with adjacent rows offset from each other. When the pliers is assembled from two identical lever members, each row of teeth on one lever will face the offset row of teeth on the other lever so that the peaks of the teeth on one lever fall within the grooves between the teeth on the opposing row.

Abstract: A pair of shears has a pair of handles, a pair of front connection portions, and a pair of cutting devices. Each front connection portion is disposed on a front portion of the respective handle. Each front connection portion has a through hole and a through aperture. Each cutting device has a first blade, a second blade, a pivot hole, two positioning grooves, and two round holes. Two extension springs each has two ends inserted in the round holes of the two cutting devices. A bolt passes through two hollow washers, two through holes, two pivot holes, and a nut. A positioning post is inserted in one of the through apertures. A positioning column passes through a hooking plate and is inserted in the other of the through apertures.

Abstract: A pair of shears has a pair of handles, a pair of front connection portions, and a pair of cutting devices. Each front connection portion is disposed on a front portion of the respective handle. Each front connection portion has a through hole and a through aperture. Each cutting device has a first blade, a second blade, a pivot hole, two positioning grooves, and two round holes. Two extension springs each has two ends inserted in the round holes of the two cutting devices. A bolt passes through two hollow washers, two through holes, two pivot holes, and a nut. A positioning post is inserted in one of the through apertures. A positioning column passes through a hooking plate and is inserted in the other of the through apertures.

Abstract: A hand-held power-operated blade-actuating or other work member actuating device, especially useful as shears for processing comestible products such as fowl. A servo mechanism and linkage connected with a movable blade and a finger control causes controlled powered movement of the blade in coordination with the finger control. A fixed blade and a pivoted blade are insertable and removable as a unit from a hand-held frame in which the fixed blade is restrained against rotation relative to the frame. The blades and frame are constructed so the blades are insertable or removable only when closed. In a preferred embodiment the fixed blade is retained in part by two load bearing pins extending from the frame and located substantially diametrically opposite each other relative to the pivot axis of the movable blade.

Abstract: A manually operable hair-cutting tool is disclosed wherein a plurality of paired cutting blades operate together simultaneously to achieve cutting or thinning of hair. The hair-cutting tool preferably comprises three pairs of elongated cutting blades, the pairs separate from each other but provided with an element of being connected together at a pivot point and thereby forming a combination of a central pair of cutting blades and two outer pairs of cutting blades, such that the cutting blades operate together through movement of actuating handles on the central pair of cutting blades around the pivot point. The outer pairs of cutting blades can optionally be removed for operation of the hair-cutting tool as a traditional pair of scissors and for ease of sharpening.

Abstract: A hand-held power-operated blade-actuating or other work member actuating device, especially useful as shears for processing comestible products such as fowl. A servo mechanism and linkage connected with a movable blade and a finger control causes controlled powered movement of the blade in coordination with the finger control. A fixed blade and a pivoted blade are insertable and removable as a unit from a hand-held frame in which the fixed blade is restrained against rotation relative to the frame. The blades and frame are constructed so the blades are insertable or removable only when closed. In a preferred embodiment the fixed blade is retained in part by two load bearing pins extending from the frame and located substantially diametrically opposite each other relative to the pivot axis of the movable blade.

Abstract: A heatable cutting device has a plastic base body having a recess on one side thereof. A cutting blade, made of metal or ceramic, is inserted into and fixedly connected to the recess. An electric heating element for heating the cutting blade is provided. The electrical heating element is fixedly and permanently connected to a side of the cutting blade facing the base body. The electrical heating element is attached to the cutting blade by printing, sintering or gluing. An electric connection for connecting the cutting device to an electric voltage supply device for operating the electrical heating element is provided. A temperature sensor is connected to an upper side of the cutting blade in the area of the cutting blade that is heated by the heating element.

Abstract: A structure of pliers with variable nose comprising a pliers body, two elongated arms being formed with the plier's body to form large nose pliers, the nose being mountable with a large diameter pliers, a small diameter pliers, a flat board pliers, a soft tube pliers, a pincher, a pressurized container pliers, wherein the two elongated arms are mounted with rivets at the top section of the pliers body and the elongated arms comprises of two identical shape clipping plates having provided with two symmetrical holes so that the rivets can be mounted therethrough to form into two clipping arms, wherein the clipping face of the clipping plate is provided with two groups of teeth and various type of clipping blocks with two recesses are mounted with a space formed by the two clipping plates and are secured with rivets, thereby a pliers with multifunction is formed.

Abstract: The invention is a scissors in which the direction of blades is changeable with regard to handles. The feature is a pair of cutting implement (5A) and (5B), which is a curved intermediate portion (4) between handles (3) and a pin (6) with a constraint mechanism (13).

Abstract: A tool structure including two grips and a tool head. By way of an opening of a first pivot section of the grip, the first pivot sections of the grips can be separated, permitting the grips to be folded to two sides of the tool head. This reduces the room occupied by the tool and facilitates storage and carriage of the tool. The first pivot sections of the grips are spaced from the second pivot sections of the tool head by a certain distance to form a double-lever structure and prolong the length of the force application arm so as to save strength.

Abstract: A hose cutter tool includes scissor arms joined at a pivot point having opposed jaws, one of which includes a cutter blade and the other of which defines an arcuate support surface to hold tubing material. As the arms are manipulated, the blade descends through and cuts the tubing material.

Abstract: A tool includes one or more tool members each having two tool elements pivotally coupled together. One or two handles each includes one end pivotally coupled to the block at a pivot pin and each includes a latch device for securing the handle to one end extension of the tool elements. The extensions of the tool elements each has a spring-biased projection for positioning the extension of the tool elements to the block. The blocks each has a shoulder for limiting the rotational movement of the handle relative to the block.

Abstract: A pivoted hand tool, such as a scissors, includes a pair of blades having non-rectilinear cutting edges to form various cutting patterns on a sheet of paper. The scissors also include at least one guide to control the angular presentation of the paper to the blades and limit the amount of paper presented to the blades. The guide may also include a pair of ridges spaced apart from a pair of abutting surfaces, thereby providing a way to further limit the amount of paper presented to the blades. The scissors preferably have identically-shaped handles and oppositely facing guides to enable a user to create several complementary patterns on the sheet of paper simply by reversing the position in which the scissors are held.

Abstract: A hose cutter tool includes scissor arms joined at a pivot point having opposed jaws, one of which includes a cutter blade and the other of which defines an arcuate support surface to hold tubing material. As the arms are manipulated, the blade descends through and cuts the tubing material.

Abstract: A hand-held power-operated blade-actuating or other work member actuating device, especially useful as shears for processing comestible products such as fowl. A servo mechanism and linkage connected with a movable blade and a finger control causes controlled powered movement of the blade in coordination with the finger control. A fixed blade and a pivoted blade are insertable and removable as a unit from a hand-held frame in which the fixed blade is restrained against rotation relative to the frame. The blades and frame are constructed so the blades are insertable or removable only when closed. In a preferred embodiment the fixed blade is retained in part by two load bearing pins extending from the frame and located substantially diametrically opposite each other relative to the pivot axis of the movable blade.

Abstract: A pivoted hand tool, such as a scissors, includes a pair of blades having non-rectilinear cutting edges to form various cutting patterns on a sheet of paper. The scissors also include at least one guide to control the angular presentation of the paper to the blades and limit the amount of paper presented to the blades. The guide may also include a pair of ridges spaced apart from a pair of abutting surfaces, thereby providing a way to further limit the amount of paper presented to the blades. The scissors preferably have identically-shaped handles and oppositely facing guides to enable a user to create several complementary patterns on the sheet of paper simply by reversing the position in which the scissors are held.

Abstract: A thinning scissors includes two blade holders holding a respective cutting blade for cutting the hair, a fork member fixedly secured to one end of one blade holder for the resting of the thumb, and a finger ring revolvably coupled to one end of the other blade holder for receiving the ring finger for permitting the user to change the cutting angle conveniently.

Abstract: A scissors with interchangeable blades wherein first and second blade holders are pivoted with respect to each other and each has a manual graspable configuration thereon. On the other end of each blade holder is a blade retainer. Individual blades can be placed in pairs in these blade holders. These pairs of blades have different cooperative configuration so that they can make triangular cuts of different sizes, scallops of different sizes, and other repeating configurations.

Abstract: In scissors, particularly hairdresser's scissors, with two scissor blades (1, 2), connected to each other in articulated fashion by means of a single pivot (3), and two scissor handles (4, 5), each of which displays two handle sections (28, 29) and (30, 31), where the first handle section (28, 30) is connected to its corresponding scissor blade (1, 2) and the second handle section (29, 31) includes the end grip of the scissor handle (4 or 5), and where the two corresponding handle sections are connected to each other in articulated fashion to permit pivoting in the plane of the handle, it is envisaged that the two handle sections can be locked in various angular positions in relation to each other in order to allow optimum ergonomic setting, and that locking takes place in the articulated connection of the handle sections.

Abstract: A cutting implement such as of the scissors type is disclosed herein, having a pair of elongated shanks pivoted together midway between their opposite ends so that opposing blade cutting edges converge together as the shanks are closed towards one another. The cutting edges are carried on an exposed edge marginal region of either permanent or replaceable blades disposed into open receptacles on the respective shanks. Each shank receptacle is defined by sloping surfaces at the opposite ends of each receptacle and a pair of stepped posts is provided in spaced apart relationship between the opposite opening ends. A replaceable blade is formed with a plurality of recesses along the edge opposite to the cutting edge leading into longitudinal slots whereby the shank posts are indexed or registered with the blade recesses for snap-lock retention therewith into the slots with the blade seated on the post steps. A permanent blade is provided with shaped holes for placement on the steps of the posts.

Abstract: A poly-scissors device and a scissors connector, both aimed at simultaneously cutting two or more cuts in a medium, which cuts are at a constant distance from one another along their length. The poly-scissors includes two elements, each of which includes a spacer, two cutting ends and an operating end. The cutting ends are connected to the spacer in a substantially parallel and spaced apart orientation and the operating end is connected to the spacer in an opposite direction. The first cutting end of the first element is pivotally connected to the first cutting end of the second element while the second cutting end of the first element is pivotally connected to the second cutting end of the second element. The scissors connector is aimed at substantially parallel connecting at least two pairs of scissors, each of which has a pair of handles. The scissors connector includes two connecting members which connect the two pairs of handles.

Abstract: A cutting edge arrangement comprising multiple cutting plates, each plate having opposing planar surfaces and a cutting edge along one side, said plates joined together along facing planar surfaces, the cutting edges aligned parallel to each other and slightly offset in a direction perpendicular to the cutting edges, wherein said plates may be removed one by one to maintain a sharp cutting edge.

Abstract: Scissors having a pair of blades that are pivotally connected to each other, each blade having a handle portion and a cutting portion detachably connected thereto. The cutting portion of each blade has a ceramic coating on a cutting edge thereof to increase its cutting life and to provide long lasting sharpness. Depending upon the component used in the coating process, the ceramic coating can be colored.

Abstract: A pair of blade replacement type scissors in which a shaft portion of a blade portion is engaged with a groove formed in a shaft portion of a grip so that the respective shaft portions can be bolted together and in which said grip can be separated to two parts or coupled by inserting one part into the other part and fixed with a stopper screw so that the blade portion can be replaced and the length of the grip can be adjusted, and a pair of scissors in which the blade lines of said moving blade and said stationary blade are warped in the shape of arc in the same direction in order to facilitate the cutting of hair.

Abstract: A pair of blade replacement type scissors in which a shaft portion of a blade portion is engaged with a groove formed in a shaft portion of a grip so that the respective shaft portions can be bolted together and in which said grip can be separated to two parts or coupled by inserting one part into the other part and fixed with a stopper screw so that the blade portion can be replaced and the length of the grip can be adjusted, and a pair of scissors in which the blade lines of said moving blade and said stationary blade are warped in the shape of arc in the same direction in order to facilitate the cutting of hair.

Abstract: Interchangeable thumb ringlets are described for improving the comfort and control of scissors and pivoted grasping instruments. Flexible thumb ringlets having various sizes are removably attachable to the thumb handle portion of such instruments, thereby providing proper fit to the user's thumb.