DE29600568U1 - Cases for glasses etc. - Google Patents

Description

Peter Grossmann
^&Lgr; Sunantha Grossman

^&Lgr; Thomas Grossmann

Cases for glasses, (writing instruments, manicures, appointments, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, jewelry, etc.).
Common glasses cases have the following disadvantages: Shell cases are easily deformed by impact and pressure, the hinges usually break and the springs become slack, or the glasses can be thrown out when the case springs open. Plug-in and soft cases are also unsuitable in every respect and are also difficult to handle.

The invention was therefore based on the task of developing a glasses case that does not have these disadvantages, is very strong, flat, very elegant in appearance, corresponds to that of a soft case, but still ensures optimal protection for the glasses and is also easy to handle.

This is achieved through the images shown. Figure 1 shows a closed case (front view) Figure 2 shows an open case with a leather-covered frame and folded-down flap.

Figure 3 shows a closed case with the letter attached to the snap fastener part.

Figure 4 shows an opened case with, for example, an anodized light metal frame, embossed leather part in blind or in foil (gold, silver or colored) according to the customer's specifications (optician, etc.) as well as a gemstone set in a setting on the folded and stitched flap.

Figure 5 shows the circumferential lining band (red) pressed into the inner frame groove, which covers the lower area of the frame.

Figure 6 shows how to easily insert and remove the glasses. Figure 7 shows how to quickly open and close the case and

its handling.

Figure 8 shows the complete flap part folded and quilted.

Figure 9 shows the punched cover part with glued

Lining (stabilizing lining part), also shell-like. Figure 9a shows the cover part of the leather upper side with a snap fastener, for the flap and a snap fastener for e.g. a strap

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Figure 10 shows the special profile frame with pressed-in (rolled) inner lining band 6 and a dovetail-like profile band 7 e.g. rubber by means of

Two-needle quilting process with leather or plastic trim.

Figure 11 shows the stabilizing part with laminated lining fabric.

Figure 12 shows the punched overlap part preferably

of leather.

Figure 13 shows the ceiling part lining.

Figure 14 shows the frame cover part, preferably made of leather.

Figure 15 shows the complete case (with the flap part opened).

Claims (9)

Protection claims 1. Case for glasses, writing instruments, manicures, appointments, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, jewelry, etc. made of leather or other covering materials, characterized in that a flap-like flap part in the lower area and a cover part are attached all around to a frame or shell-shaped part, preferably made of light metal, in such a way that a quiver-like container is created in the lower area and the case is completely closed or opened by a flap part, for example by means of a snap fastener system, so that safe storage of e.g. glasses is guaranteed; furthermore, that a flap part or stabilized cover part can also be attached to the long side of the frame or is placed on top like a lid. 2. Overlap part (Figure 8) according to claim 1, characterized in that the cover part is folded in the upper area around the overlap part (Figure 11) covered with a lining and is preferably stitched. 3. Overlap part (Figure 8) according to claim 1-2, characterized in that the overlap part is contoured and punched in the lower area so that it fits perfectly into the inner groove of the frame by means of an elastic and resilient strip, e.g. plastic. Sheet 3 can be clamped securely (high-strength). 4. According to claim 1, characterized in that on the flap part (Figure 8) there is a push button with a setting into which, for example, monograms, company logos, letters, e.g. gold or silver are placed and with a rock crystal or other precious stones attached. 5. Spectacle case according to claim 1, characterized in that a special frame, preferably bent from a light metal profile (Figure 10), is firmly connected to a sheet metal strip in the inner area at its ends, but this can also be made from any material, particularly in the case of small radii, by casting, pressing, winding and mechanical processes. 6. According to claims 1 -5, characterized in that an inner lining band (Figure 10 No. 6) is rolled endlessly into the groove of the inner frame, which ensures protection of the contents, for example through a foam-like insert, and completely covers the inner frame area. 7. According to claims 1-3-5, characterized in that the upper part of the frame is anodized or covered with a leather part (Figure 14) in a technically perfect manner by means of an adhesive process. 8. According to claims 1 - 5 (Figure lo), characterized in that a competitively designed cover part (Figure 9 + 9 a) according to claim 3 is attached to the rear case part by clamping or gluing or similar. 9. According to claims 1-5 (Figure lo) characterized in that preferably a rubber band, for example in the eye- benschwanzprofll (Figure Io No. 7) by edging, preferably covered with leather or plastic, quilted, curled on both sides like strip pockets, is drawn into the outer frame groove, narrowing as it is pulled, and ends in an attractive (smooth) and durable manner.