US PATENT SUBCLASS 83 / 915
FUR CUTTING
Current as of: June, 1999
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DEFINITION
Classification: 83/915
Severing animal pelts.
(1) Note. Fur cutters often are characterized by the provision of special work-holding means, such as impaling or gripping pins, and devices to hold the hair out of the path of the moving tool. Frequently, the cut is made along a zigzag line (see subclass 918, pinking).
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
333, for a pinking wheel.
374+, and 451+, for work-immobilizer other than a clamp (e.g., impaling pin(s), or suction gripper).
918, for pinking in general, and see (1) Note above.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
69, Leather Manufactures, appropriate subclasses, for a fur working method or apparatus, in general.
