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Class 119/613 - Including separately used comb and other grooming device


Subclass of Class 119 - Animal husbandry
Definition: Grooming device including a first grooming device having
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 01/05/2010


NumberTitleIssue Date
7640893Pet grooming tool
A grooming tool which includes a number of latex surgical tubing pieces generally arranged in parallel to one another, and anchored together at corresponding opposite ends. A handle provides for a user to draw the plurality of latex surgical tubing pieces across an ...
01/05/2010
7182043Animal grooming tool
An animal grooming tool (10, 10′, 10″) that allows a user to spray an animal with a liquid and squeegee excess water from the animal. Spraying and squeegeeing may be performed substantially simultaneously with one another in one motion, if desired. The gr...
02/27/2007
6667192Device and method for making devices comprising at least a chip fixed on a support
A method for mounting, on a support, at least a microcircuit in the form of a chip produced on a very thin semiconductor substrate. An interconnection point is provided at the chip in the form of a bump contact in weldable material. The bump contact has a...
12/23/2003
5960745Horse grooming device
A grooming brush for a horse having both relatively stiff and relatively flexible bristles extending in generally opposite directions to one another. A currycomb is formed by projections extending from the sides of the brush, and a rigid hoof pick is supp...
10/05/1999
 
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