Inventvillage.com announces the marketing launch of PRO TECHT-IT RAZOR BLADE HOLDER/SCRAPER

MIAMI - Dec. 8, 2014 - PRLog -- This invention relates generally to the blade cover. Specifically, the invention relates to a plastic blade cover wherein each blade is individually moulded and permanently secured into plastic and hinged from the center with another hinged cover to close and protect the blade. When opened the hinged cover lets you expose the blade and folds back and locks, to become a sturdy and stable handle for cutting and scraping applications.

Blade holders have been known for many, many years. More recently, plastic body blade holders have come into use because of ease of manufacture and reduction in cost over well-known metallic handles. Such holders are commonly used for scraping paint and other unwanted materials from surfaces, such as glass surfaces and the like.

There are other priory known holders that do not use screws but do use specially shaped blades or mounting hooks to secure the blade in place. Such blades are not only more costly, but are also somewhat difficult to assemble and disassemble and of course such blades are not readily adaptable for use with different holders and the like. Few USA patents show a blade with an in turned hook at one end and a specially formed snap hook at the other end which is used with a holder having a plane bottom length greater than the distance between the two hooks so that when the in turned hook is secured to the holder, the snap hook will exert pressure and tightly secure the blade to the holder.


Blades in common usage can be inherently dangerous devices when in the hands of young children. Once the razor blade is exposed, the sharp cutting edge presents a serious hazard to unwary handlers of the device. In most known blades, it is extremely simple to move the blade from an inoperative enclosed position to its operative position as by the use of a single button or slide easily operable by young children.

With a conventional razor blade, once you remove the cardboard cover, you throw it away, so there is waste. Then you use the blade for your work. But, when you are finished with your work, and the blade is still in good shape, what can you do with it if you want to save it? With the present invention, you can fold the blade back up into its built in plastic casing and lock it shut. Therefore, saving the blade and keeping it safely for future use. In your pocket, in your toolbox, or virtually anywhere. And it is “go green,” because there is no cardboard cover to begin with.

A conventional razor blade is comprised of basically two parts, the blade, and a thin holder or the part of the razor blade in which you handle it. That second part is wrapped around the back side of the bladed and pressed tightly in place. The present invention doesn't use this “handle” portion of the razor blade. Rather, a ProTecht-It blade is permanently secured in an operational plastic housing at the point of the blade where the other “handle” was located. By doing this, you will save enough metal to make two more razor blades from. So for every one single edge razor blade, you will have enough metal to make two more blades.

The present invention stands alone in a billion dollar industry. There is no other razor blade that is permanently secured in plastic, and is re-usable and disposable that is not used for hygiene.

According to the present invention, a plastic blade cover has a casing with an enclosed blade storage compartment which protects the blade. Therefore, the blade will be more durable, The present invention is also reusable and disposable. A pressor activated locking means is provided for locking the hinged cover and the blade in a first position with the blade wholly within and encased by the compartment cover. In a second position, with the blade exposed out of the compartment in an operative position. A pressure actuated safety means provides a safety lock to hold the blade in the first position while permitting release of the blade upon pressure actuation so that pressure must be applied both to the safety means and the locking means simultaneously to expose the blade. A second safety means comprised a stop means for preventing opening of the cover unless the locking means and safety means are actuated to move the hinged blade from the first position.

The inventor of PRO TECHT-IT RAZOR BLADE HOLDER/SCRAPER is seeking a third party licensee to manufacture, market and distribute the product under a royalty agreement.

Potential licensees in the appropriate industries are currently being
targeted as candidates to eventually commercialize PRO TECHT-IT RAZOR BLADE HOLDER/SCRAPER on a worldwide basis. The present invention targets anybody and everybody who uses a single edge razor blade. For instance, auto body and auto glass technicians, home and commercial painters, all artists, handymen and maintenance workers, and do-it-yourselfers.

According to a comprehensive university study brokered by World Patent Marketing, there is a strong likelihood of this product being successful in the marketplace.

Potential licensees interested in obtaining more information about RAZOR BLADE HOLDER/SCRAPER and discussing licensing opportunities with respect to the product can contact the Licensing Department of InventVillage.com at licensing@inventvillage.com or 855-764-0635.

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