DE7624009U1 - GOODS STAND FOR EYEGLASSES - Google Patents

Description

Societe a. Responsibility Limitee francaise:

TECHNIFORM

6 and 8, rue de Lens - 92000 NANTERRE

PRANCIA

Uaren dealer for glasses

The invention relates to a goods stand for glasses or for glasses frames.

The first goods racks that were used for this purpose were designed as dolls' heads on which the glasses frames in the same way as placed on a human head.

j The excessive supply of sunglasses has made it necessary

makes, much simpler and not so expensive goods racks to use, for example, simple plates made of cardboard, wood, metal or plastic with holes to accommodate the temples.

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Overall, such product racks lack an appealing appearance, and they are difficult to integrate into the framework of a luxury boutique, all the more so because they are insufficient Attached glasses take a completely disordered position.

Recently, merchandise racks have been proposed which have a cushion the width of which is substantially equal to that of a cushion Glasses frame is. These cushions, in which at least the flanks are elastic, work together with side stops, to form two narrow slits, of which at least one side border is elastic and into which the temples of the intervene to be presented spectacle frame.

In particular, goods racks have been constructed in such a way that pillows with elastic flanks are placed next to one another, with the temples of the glasses frames could be held between these flanks.

The Erf? 'Pr' ^m £ ^hat- - gfi ^ .fiiet. that laying down the. Spectacle temples between elastic walls (and even more so between an elastic and a rigid wall) is in no way sufficient to prevent errors in the positional orientation of spectacle frames placed on a common cushion. Such errors in the alignment can actually lead to the fact that the use of such a goods rack is prohibited.

In this context it should be noted that alignment errors can probably be traced back to the following facts. One and the same pillow becomes different from glasses frames Size overlapped, with the elastic deformation of the material covering the core not in certain cases is sufficient, a sufficient seat for the respective bracket to build.

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This disadvantage occurs to a greater extent when the Eyeglass temples are inserted between two cores with elastic planks. You can not only choose the ones you already have Observe poor alignment, but also an unsightly pivoting forward.

The invention is based on the object of creating a goods stand for high claims, in which the spectacle frames maintain their position.

The goods stand according to the invention has a holder with a core to put on the spectacle frame to be presented, the width of the core being approximately equal to the center distance of the hinges or slightly larger than this center distance. This product stand is characterized by according to the invention a device arranged behind the core for exerting a pressure on the ends of the temples in such a way that they move approach one another beyond the point at which they are in contact with the core.

Further features and advantages of the invention result from the following description of a preferred exemplary embodiment in connection with the accompanying drawing. the Drawing shows in:

Fig. 1 is a front view of the device;

FIG. 2 shows a horizontal section through the device according to FIG

As can be seen from the drawing, the goods stand comprises a core N of elliptical or partially elliptical cross-section. The core is covered with a deformable material, for example with a layer A of polyurethane foam «Der Core sits in the middle of a U-shaped housing B, namely

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such that a gap I remains between the layer A and the inner surface of the wing B ₁ (or Bp) of the housing.

The width D of the core N including its foam layer A is Ί.-η essentially equal to the center distance d between the hinges of the glasses frame M or slightly larger than this center distance.

The housing B narrows beyond the longitudinal axis of the core N. The housing preferably carries an element C which is inclined Is disordered.

The glasses frame M is on the front surface of the core, which describes a half-lypse, put on. The temples P of the spectacle frame are pushed into the spaces I in the process. the The ends of the stirrups are guided towards the center as soon as they hit the inclined surfaces of the element C. In conjunction with the fact that the width D is greater than the center distance d, this has the effect that the temples F at yours. Enter the passage in the show layer A and there two nJ-ι ^ ιώΛ tüder., the eir.e Vo-rh-iL -.- n displacement of the spectacle frame impede.

The element C may be coated with a material of the high maturity coefficient _; to prevent the temples from falling

spring back due to their elasticity.

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Claims (3)

...! ... ■ ". '. Ι Ml ¹ " ff PROTECTION CLAIMS . Vfarens stand for glasses with a core that is overlapped by the glasses frame to be exhibited and whose width e-cwa is equal to the center distance of the hinges or slightly larger ttls this center distance,
marked by e-a device (C) for exercising located behind the core (N) a pressure on the ends of the temples (F) such that they are beyond the point at which they are at Approaching the core, approaching each other. 2. iVare rack according to claim 1,
characterized, Öass the core (N) is arranged in the middle of a housing (E) with a U-shaped cross-section, in such a way that a passage between the core and the wings (B ₁ , E ^) of the housing remains, this Wings are shaped in such a way that they lead the temples of the glasses beyond their contact point on the core in the direction of the center. 3. Goods stand according to claim 1,
characterized, is used that an element (C) is oblique in every corner of the U-shaped housing (3), to guide the arm of the spectacles beyond its bearing point on the core (N) in the direction towards the center. 7624009 01/20/77 H. Goods stand according to one of Claims 1 to J5, characterized in that the housing (B) is polygonal or elliptical I - 7624009 20.0177