EP3185709B1 - Couvre-chef muni d'une visière réglable - Google Patents

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EP3185709B1
EP3185709B1 EP15775608.1A EP15775608A EP3185709B1 EP 3185709 B1 EP3185709 B1 EP 3185709B1 EP 15775608 A EP15775608 A EP 15775608A EP 3185709 B1 EP3185709 B1 EP 3185709B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A42—HEADWEAR
    • A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
    • A42B1/00—Hats; Caps; Hoods
    • A42B1/018—Hats; Caps; Hoods with means for protecting the eyes, ears or nape, e.g. sun or rain shields; with air-inflated pads or removable linings
    • A42B1/0181—Hats; Caps; Hoods with means for protecting the eyes, ears or nape, e.g. sun or rain shields; with air-inflated pads or removable linings with means for protecting the eyes
    • A42B1/0182—Peaks or visors
    • A42B1/0184—Peaks or visors detachable or movable, e.g. rotatable
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A42—HEADWEAR
    • A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
    • A42B1/00—Hats; Caps; Hoods
    • A42B1/04—Soft caps; Hoods
    • A42B1/06—Caps with flaps; Motoring caps
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A42—HEADWEAR
    • A42C—MANUFACTURING OR TRIMMING HEAD COVERINGS, e.g. HATS
    • A42C5/00—Fittings or trimmings for hats, e.g. hat-bands

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  • the present invention relates to a headgear with a shade which is suitable for shading the eyes according to claim 1 and a correspondingly shaped shade according to claim 10.
  • Such headgear is widely known and often designed as baseball caps, with a screen shading the eyes, see eg US 5,253,364 ,
  • the screen is slidably mounted on the headgear, he can always be aligned, for example, according to the position of the sun and at the same time the headgear always be worn in the same manner.
  • the screen can also be carried upright, so that a caption becomes visible or, for example, an Eventcam mounted underneath the screen can be used, which is not or hardly visible when the screen is normally aligned.
  • the holder can be arranged on the umbrella or the umbrella (or an accessory arrangement) can be detached from the headgear and exchanged while the headgear can be worn alone, ie without a screen or accessory.
  • FIG. 1 shows a headgear 1, for example in the manner of a baseball cap, which may be made of fabric or any other flexible, but also hard material. Further apparent is a screen 2, with a holder 3, via which the screen 2 is connected to the headgear.
  • the bracket 3 has laterally excellent pivoting arms 4.5 (of which the pivoting arm 5 is hidden in the figure and therefore not visible), which at their ends 6,7 each have a coupling device 8,9 (again the coupling device 9 is not visible).
  • the coupling devices 8.9 are in turn operatively connected to the headgear 1, for example, at the lower edge 10, such that thereby the screen 2 is here by a pivoting movement relative to the headgear 1 slidably.
  • the holder 3 is fork-shaped with two pivoting arms 4, 5, wherein the pivoting arms 4, 5 cover the headgear laterally.
  • the pivoting arms 4.5 are integrally connected to the screen 2, so that the holder in the illustrated embodiment has only the two pivoting arms 4.5.
  • it is possible to form the holder for example, as a bracket whose center region is connected to the screen 2, and whose end regions form the pivoting arms.
  • the screen 2 is slidably disposed on the headgear 1, wherein the screen, for example, the screen of a baseball cap - although folded over the seam to the headgear, but can not be moved relative to the headgear.
  • the screen 2 is once shown in a basic position G, then, rotated counterclockwise, in two intermediate positions II and III, shown in phantom, and finally in a retracted even further pushed back position IV to a possible end position V, which the neck shaded.
  • the screen 2 can cover the face, s, the position B indicated in dashed lines in the figure.
  • the person skilled in the art can adjust the geometry of the screen 2 and the holder 3, depending on the desired pivoting range of the screen 3 or the pivoting arms 4.5 suitably adapt.
  • the screen 2 can be pivoted about an axis 11, and thus the head covering 1 is designed to be displaceable along.
  • the area for the displacement may in one end position comprise the covering of the face and in the other end position at least one vertical position on the headgear, or even to an obliquely inclined rearward position. So is the screen to cover the face almost vertically aligned downwards and the rear end position so that the neck is shaded, exceeds the pivoting range of the screen not only 90 degrees, but also more than 180 degrees and can reach 230 degrees, 270 degrees or more, depending on the interpretation by the expert.
  • FIG. 1 shows in the result a headgear with a arranged on a holder (3) screen (2), wherein the holder (3) has two pivoting arms (4,5), each laterally with one end on one with the headgear (1) operatively cooperating Anlenkvoriques (8,9) and attack with the other end on the screen (2), such that the screen (2) is slidably mounted on the headgear.
  • FIG. 1 Next in FIG. 1 is a hinge assembly 15 of the holder 3. This allows the screen 2 with respect to the holder 3 (or the pivot arms 4.5) to pivot.
  • the joint 15 is not activated, that is, the pivot arms 4, 5 are in line with the screen 2 substantially.
  • the joint 15 is advantageously activated, so that the screen 2 with the pivoting arms 4.5 forms an angle, s.
  • FIG. 1 For the covering of the face (position B) or the shading of the neck (position V) but the joint 15 is advantageously activated, so that the screen 2 with the pivoting arms 4.5 forms an angle, s.
  • the hinge assembly 15 can be omitted in a further embodiment of the invention also or can be arranged in the pivoting arms 4.5, and not, as shown in the figure, at the location where the pivot arms 4.5 on Attack screen 2 or (in one-piece embodiment) pass into this.
  • the person skilled in the art can suitably determine the geometry of the holder 3, the shade 2 and also the position of the hinge 15 according to various criteria, such as whether the shade is in position B at the face or at a distance therefrom should, etc.
  • FIG. 2 shows the headgear of FIG. 1 , wherein the advantageously increased mobility of the screen 2 is represented on the basis of the hinge assembly 15 with reference to the positions V to VIII of the screen.
  • Position B allows only a narrow field of view to be cleared, allowing the wearer of the headgear 1 sufficient visibility of the environment, which in turn denies sight of the wearer's face.
  • Position VI allows the screen 2 to be adapted to the position of the sun, but lifted slightly, so that the screen 2 does not get into the field of vision of the wearer.
  • Position VII allows to use an under the screen 2 indicated by dashed lines Event cam 16 or other device, which in the basic position G according to FIG. 1 or according to position II is not directed towards the front, but downwards.
  • Event cam 16 or other device which in the basic position G according to FIG. 1 or according to position II is not directed towards the front, but downwards.
  • a further advantage of the inventive headgear becomes apparent: a camera or other arbitrary other device such as a light source can easily be carried, but discreetly, and is ready for use with a handle which brings the screen 2 into position VII or VI, for example.
  • the screen 2 is erected vertically, so that, for example, a mounted on the underside of the screen 2 shield is directed towards the front - or attached to the top plate is directed towards the rear.
  • the hinge assembly 15 has the advantage that the screen 2 can always be placed on the body 11 of the headgear 1 without clearance, even if this has a different shape than that shown, for example, flattened, which then a more stable fit of the screen 2 at the headgear 1 allowed. Then the pivoting arms 4, 5 and the screen are V-shaped to one another, and not substantially in line, as shown in FIG FIG. 1 is shown.
  • FIG. 2 As a result, a headgear 1 is shown, wherein the preferably rigidly formed pivoting arms 4, 5 also have a joint arrangement 15 for the pivoting of the shield 2 relative to the pivoting arms 4, 5.
  • the screen of the headgear can be releasably and again attached to this fastened. So it can simply be omitted or replaced, for example, against a with or just without event cam, integrated (freshly charged) battery with or without labeling, against a larger or smaller, etc.
  • the screen can also be formed double-walled, and in so resulting cavity a light source, a device or a wearable computer of any kind, a battery or a mass storage are housed, without this being apparent from the outside.
  • FIG. 3 schematically shows the inventive headgear 1 with the screen 2 of Figure 1 in a view from below.
  • a fastening strip 18,19 which is arranged along the lower edge 10 of the headgear 1 extending along and formed for the support of the screen 2, and which here has a magnet 20,21, which on the strip 18,19 is attached for example by gluing.
  • the fastening strip itself may consist of a ferromagnetic material, so that the magnet 20,21 can be omitted.
  • the magnet 20,21 can be sewn directly into the edge 10 of the headgear 1, in which case the fastening strip can be omitted.
  • Attachment strips 18,19 and magnet 20,21 here form a Anlenkan extract 24,25 of the headgear 1. This operatively cooperates with the holder 3 of the screen 2, such that it is displaceable along the headgear 1.
  • the fastening strips 18, 19 may be glued on the inside of the headgear 1, for example, or may be inserted or sewn into a fabric bag, not shown for relieving the figure.
  • a fabric bag not shown for relieving the figure.
  • pivoting arms 4, 5 of the holder 3 which in turn have magnets 27, 28 which are mounted in such a way that they are in the basic position G of the screen 2 (FIG. FIG. 1 ) are at the location of the magnets 20,21 of the headgear 1 and so cause a magnetic connection of the screen 2 with the headgear 1.
  • the ends of the pivoting arms 4, 5 together with the magnets 27, 28 each have a coupling device 29, 30 for the screen 2.
  • connection of the holder with the head covering preferably takes place magnetically, and that in the embodiment shown, the articulation device 29,30 (the holder 3) and the Anlenkan extract 24,25 (the headgear 1) each operatively cooperating with each other magnets 20th , 21 and 27, 28.
  • the fastening strip 18, 19 can also be made of a ferromagnetic metal, then the magnets 27, 28 of the holder 3 are sufficient to create a firm but detachable connection of the screen 2 to the headgear 1.
  • the pivoting arms 2.4 include a strip of ferromagnetic material (or be formed from this), in which case the arranged on the headgear magnets 20,21 cause the connection of the screen 2 with the headgear 1.
  • a star-shaped structure of the articulation device 8 is indicated. This symbolizes corresponding and opposite shaped surfaces of the facing sides of the magnets 20,21 and 27,28. Star-shaped elevations include recesses between them, in which engage the elevations of the counter-magnet. This results on the one hand centering when the holder 3 is to be fixed to the headgear, and on the other hand, a screening for the displacement of the screen 2 by a rotation of the holder 3 about the axis 11. Such a screening, depending on the strength of the magnets , also still effective, even if cloth of the headgear 1 is located between the magnets 20, 21 and 27, 28 ( FIG. 3 ).
  • a hook-and-loop fastener (or any other closure such as a screw cap) may also be used.
  • FIG. 4 schematically shows a further embodiment of the invention in a view from below, the proportions of the sake of clarity drawn in the width and only the left side of the headgear 1 are shown with its screen 3.
  • the lower edge 10 of the headgear 1 contains a sewn in here fastening strip 18 made of ferromagnetic material.
  • the holder 3 with the pivoting arm 4 has an example of PVC (or other suitable material) existing strip 32, at one end of a magnet 27 is arranged, which cooperates with the fastening strip 18 and so the holder 3 with the screen. 2 detachable on the headgear 1 and movably fixed relative thereto (as is preferred in most embodiments).
  • a further magnet 33 is arranged, which cooperates with a counter-magnet 34, wherein the two magnets 33,34 together form one of the two hinge assemblies 18 of the holder 3, the axis of rotation 35 is shown in dashed lines.
  • the cooperating surfaces are preferably, but not necessarily, designed to be identical to, for example, star-shaped elevations and depressions (see also FIGS FIGS. 1 and 2 ).
  • the magnet 34 is arranged on a screen-side fastening strip 36, which is sewn, for example, in the screen 2, or may be glued to this.
  • FIG. 4 It can be seen that the location of the axis 11 is determined by how the screen 2 is placed over its holder 3 on the headgear 1, since the ferromagnetic fastening strip 18 can of course be used over its entire length to fix the magnet 27. It is also conceivable, in an embodiment according to FIG. 3 at the lower edge 10 of the headgear 1 several magnets 20,21 to be arranged one behind the other in series. In all embodiments, the person skilled in the specific case can make the meaningful modifications.
  • a screen according to the invention for a suitably designed headgear is provided with a holder 3 for the arrangement of the screen 2 on a headgear 1, wherein the holder 3 preferably has an articulation device 29, 30 for preferably magnetic fixation of the screen 2 on the head Headgear 1 has. Furthermore, in one embodiment, the articulation device 29, 30 can have at least one magnet 27, 28. In a further embodiment, the holder 3 has joint arrangements 18.
  • the screen according to the invention has, in another embodiment, a design such that the holder 3 has two fork-shaped pivoting arms 4, 5 to laterally surround the headgear 1, and preferably the pivoting arms 4, 5 each have a coupling device 29, 30 at their ends for the pivotable attachment of the holder 3 to the headgear 1 have.
  • the hinge assembly (15) has a magnetic connection.
  • the joint movement takes place the hinge assembly (15) via the magnetic connection, wherein a magnet 33 or 34 on a magnetic counterpart (here the other magnet 34 or 33 - or other material with magnetic effect, such as a magnetic sheet) rotatable, preferably also slidably disposed ,
  • FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of a headgear according to the invention 1.
  • a locking element 40 is arranged, which is here designed as a thickened wall portion 41 of the screen 2 and has a recess 42.
  • the headgear 1 also has a locking element 45, which is designed here as a tab 46 projecting from the front side of the headgear 1.
  • the tab 46 protrudes into the recess 42.
  • Tab 46 and recess 42 are preferably formed opposite. Act the locking elements or tab 46 and recess 42 operatively together, the shield is locked relative to 2 relative to the headgear 1, as long as the holder 3 is in its locking position, s. see below.
  • the person skilled in the art can determine the design of the locking elements in a specific case for a specific embodiment of the headgear.
  • a plurality of tabs / recesses may be provided, or only a suitably formed clip on the headgear, which holds the conventionally formed screen in arresting position.
  • any other embodiments are possible.
  • the headgear 1 has a locking element 40 for the screen 2, which is designed to lock the screen 2 to the headgear 1, wherein preferably the locking element is designed as a tab protruding frontally.
  • the screen also has a locking element, which is designed to cooperate with the locking element of the headgear operable, and further preferably, the locking element of the screen is designed as a counter-latching recess formed to the flap.
  • the holder 3 for the screen 2 has in the embodiment according to FIG. 5 a joint assembly 15 (connection of the holder 3 with the screen 2, s. FIGS. 1 and 2 ), wherein preferably additionally the articulation arrangement 47 of the holder 3 with respect to the in the FIGS. 1 and 2
  • the coupling arrangement 47 has two (or even several) connections, preferably magnetic connections 49, 50 on each of the pivoting arms 6, 7 (FIGS. FIG. 1 ) instead of just one connection.
  • the holder 3 If the holder 3 is fixed on the front linkage 49, as shown in the FIG. 5 is shown, sits the screen 2 with its recess 42 on the tab 46 and is locked. The holder 3 is in the locked position.
  • the shield 2 is located further forward and can therefore be moved freely, as the lug 46 can no longer engage the recess 42 (the screen 2 is, as mentioned, too) far forward).
  • bracket 3 In place of in the FIG. 5 shown bracket 3 but also the arrangement of FIG. 4 be provided because the magnet 27 ( FIG. 4 ) for the locking corresponding far back on the mounting strip 18 ( FIG. 4 ) can be placed. Conversely, the magnet 27 ( FIG. 4 ) are pushed forward so that the locking elements of the headgear 1 and the screen 2 from each other.
  • FIG. 6 shows the headgear 1 with a further bracket 56 for an accessory assembly 53.
  • the headgear 1 is shown here without screen 2, as this is detachable from the headgear 1 and this can be worn without screen 2 accordingly.
  • Naturally Umbrella 2 via a holder 3) and the further support 56 can be arranged at the same time operable on the headgear 1.
  • the further holder 56 can have the same structure as the holder 3 (whereby, of course, the further holder 3 is preferably designed only as a single pivoting arm 52). From the point of view of functionality, it is ultimately irrelevant whether the holder 3 or further holder 56 carries the screen 2 or an accessory arrangement 53.
  • the headgear 1 then preferably has a fastening strip according to FIG. 4, which runs along the lower edge of the headgear 1 and which is designed for connection to a holder 3 for the screen 2, and preferably a ferromagnetic metal, and particularly preferably has at least one magnet.
  • the headgear 1 can be provided on each side two fastening strips, one for the holder 3, and one for the further support 56 - it is also possible, the same fastening strip for fixing the holder 3 and at the same time the other To provide bracket 55.
  • the articulation arrangement 24 ( FIG. 3 ) of the headgear 1 is further formed for the mounting of another holder 56.
  • the further holder 56 is preferably made detachable from the headgear 1, wherein more preferably the connection of the further holder 56 with the headgear 1 takes place magnetically.
  • Other types of connection for example by Velcro, are possible.
  • the further support 56 depending on the length of its Verschwenkarms 52 (or any other criterion) and a hinge assembly 15 (FIG. FIGS. 1 and 2 ), so that the accessory assembly 53 can be tilted or pivoted relative to the further holder 56.
  • the further holder 56 of their in the FIG. 6 shown operating position to be moved to a rest position, in which, for example, the pivot arm 52 is parallel to the lower edge of the headgear 1.
  • the Verschwenkarm 52 is arranged on the outside of the headgear 1 - but it is arranged on the inside, it is invisible in the resting position with worn headgear 1.
  • the headgear 1 has a linkage assembly (24, 25) for the further support 56 which is adapted to reciprocate the attachment for the accessory assembly 53 between a rest position and an operative position, and preferably the accessory assembly 53 has at least one designed as a screen, as a microphone, as a sounder or as a camera component.
  • the further holder 56 may, for example, also carry a wearable computer such as a wearable computer, such as the wearable computer known by the name of Google glass, and then preferably additionally combined with a holder 3 for a screen 2.
  • the accessory arrangement preferably comprises a microphone and a loudspeaker, which are connected, for example wirelessly such as, for example, Bluetooth (or cable) to a transmission device such as a smartphone 54 (or any other electronic device, for example for data recording). That in the FIG. 6 Dashed lines indicated smartphone 54 may be arranged in a cloth pocket 55 of the headgear 1.
  • FIG. 6 a headgear 1 wherein a further bracket 56 is provided for an accessory assembly, which preferably has a pivoting arm 52 which operably cooperates with a Anlenkan extract the headgear 1, wherein particularly preferably the operable connection is formed as a magnetic connection having a magnet which on a magnetic counterpart rotatable, more preferably also displaceable, is arranged.
  • the magnetic counterpart may be a magnet or a fastening strip made of a magnetically active material, such as a ferromagnetic metal sheet.
  • FIG. 7 shows a further embodiment of the inventive headgear with a modified magnetic connection 60 for the pivoting arms 61.62 (which form the holder 3 here).
  • One is visible in the FIG. 7 for the sake of clarity of the Headgear dissolved screen 2, a cutout 63 of the headgear, left side, at the bottom 10 at the location of the pivot axis 11 (see also FIGS. 1 and 3 ) and the (left) Verschwenkarm 61, for the sake of clarity also solved by the screen 2 and the headgear.
  • the following description of the nature of the thing also refers to the unillustrated right side of the headgear, which is the same design as the left side shown.
  • the pivoting arm 61 consists in the embodiment shown of a plastic or wire bracket 65, with two parallel rods or wires 66,67, which are joined together at the ends.
  • the wire bow 65 holds two magnets 68, 69 (see in detail FIG. 8 ), which are preferably cylindrical and disc-shaped and have a circular circumference 70.
  • the magnets 68, 69 are rigidly fixed to the wire bracket 65 and each form a front linkage 75 (for the screen 2) and rear linkage 76 (for the headgear) on the pivot arm 61.
  • the screen 2 is provided with a magnetic counterpart to the magnet 68 designed as a ferromagnetic sheet 70.
  • the sheet 70 is sewn along the dashed contour in the screen 2, angled at the edge of the screen and extends with a portion 71 there vertically downwards.
  • a guide wall 72 is arranged, which projects perpendicularly from the portion 71 and in its course corresponds to a portion of the circumference 70 of the magnet 68, so that they are inserted into the rearwardly oriented opening 72 formed by it can and then be partially enclosed by it.
  • the sheet 70 forms with the guide wall 72 a Anlenkan Aunt 77 for the pivoting arm 61 on the screen. 2
  • the magnet 68 pushed through the opening 73 in the space formed by the guide wall 72 (and thus the Verschwenkarm 61 connected to the screen 2), the magnet 68 adheres with its underside at the portion 71 is but rotatable in the given by the guide wall 72 position, and, of course, to the rear, through the opening 73 out, slidably. Since the height of the magnet 68 corresponds at least to the height of the guide wall 72, the pivoting arm 61 can be rotated 360 degrees in its operating position.
  • the rotation is inhibited by the sliding friction of the magnet 68 on the portion 71, depending on the interpretation by the skilled person also by a slight clamping of the correspondingly arranged guide wall 72nd
  • the guide wall has in the embodiment shown the advantage that even with frequent rotation of the pivoting arm 61 relative to the screen 2, the axis of rotation of the magnet 68 always remains in place, although it could also be omitted, since the adhesive effect of the magnetic connection would be sufficient, the magnet 68 to hold in place on section 71.
  • the magnet 68, 69 is preferably disc-shaped, with a round circumference 70 which, in operation, in turn rotatably bears against guide walls 71, 83 which are rigidly connected to the magnetic counterpart (here the section 71, 82). wherein preferably the guide walls 71, 83 are arranged such that a rotation of the magnet 68,69 is inhibited by friction.
  • the magnet (by its flat bottom, with which it rests on the portion 71) has an effective surface which rests on the operation of the magnetic connection 60 on a magnetically shaped magnetic sheet (here the section 71) and by the magnetic action on this rotatably or slidably adheres.
  • the screen 2 for a headgear 1 at its outer ends E provided, magnetically active contact surfaces (here the section 71, but also the magnet 34, s. Fig. 4 ) for the magnetic connection with a holder 3 (which has pivot arms 66, 67, but also 4.5) for the screen 2.
  • the magnetic connection 60 consisting of the front articulation device 75 on the pivoting arm and the articulation arrangement 77 on the screen 2, forms a joint arrangement in the manner of the articulated arrangement 15 (FIG. FIGS. 1 . 2 and 4 ), by which the screen 2 can be pivoted in operation relative to the pivoting arm 61.
  • the rear articulation device 76 has the same construction as the front articulation device 75: it has a disc-shaped magnet 69 with a circular circumference 70, the underside of which is flat and designed to cooperate with a magnetic counterpart.
  • the magnetic counterpart here forms the ferromagnetic sheet metal strip 80, which in turn is sewn into the portion 63 of the headgear, the contour indicated by dashed lines and is exposed through a window 81 of the headgear in a section 82 to the outside, on which portion 82 of the magnet 69 placed can be.
  • the section 82 in turn carries a guide wall 83 which forms an opening 84 through which the magnet 69 can be inserted, wherein it is operatively rotatable and slidably adhered in this position.
  • the section 82 forms with the guide wall 85 a Anlenkan Aunt 78 for the pivoting arm 61 and the headgear. If the magnet 69 is arranged on the section 82, the pivoting arm 61 is operatively connected to the headgear.
  • the articulation device 76 of the pivoting arms together with a linkage arrangement 78 of the headgear together forms a magnetic connection 60, this magnetic connection 60 having a magnet 69 which is rotatable, preferably also displaceable, on a magnetic counterpart (here: the sheet metal section 82).
  • a magnetic connection 60 having a magnet 69 which is rotatable, preferably also displaceable, on a magnetic counterpart (here: the sheet metal section 82).
  • a holder 3 for a headgear and a screen 2 in which the pivoting arms 65 each have two parallel bars 66,67 which carry the articulation devices 75,76, which are arranged displaceably on the rods 66,67.
  • a screen 2 for a headgear 1 is provided with a holder 3 for the operative connection of the screen 2 with the headgear 1, wherein the holder 3 pivot arms 4,5 and 65, each with a hinge device 8, 9 and 76, in turn, a magnetically effective contact surface (for example, a magnet 27, FIG. 4 or a magnet 69, FIG. 7 ) for rotatable magnetic connection with a magnetic counterpart (for example a fastening strip 18, FIG. 4 , a magnet 20, FIG. 3 or a magnet 69, FIG. 7 ) has a headgear.
  • a magnetically effective contact surface for example, a magnet 27, FIG. 4 or a magnet 69, FIG. 7
  • a magnetic counterpart for example a fastening strip 18, FIG. 4 , a magnet 20, FIG. 3 or a magnet 69, FIG. 7
  • FIG. 7 also results according to the invention, that in a further embodiment, the holder 3 a preferably designed as a magnetic connection 60 hinge assembly 15 (according FIG. 4 with the help of the magnets 33,34 and according to FIG. 7 with the help of the magnets 68 and the sheet metal portion 71) for the pivoting of the screen 2 relative to the holder 3 (or their pivoting arms 4,5, s. FIG. 4 or their pivoting arms 65, s. FIG. 7 ) having.
  • the magnetic connection further preferably comprises a magnet 33, 68, which is rotatably, more preferably also slidably, arranged on a magnetic counterpart 34, 71 during operation of the magnetic connection.
  • FIG. 4 and 7 another headgear for a screen (2) which can be displaced on it, two magnetically active contact surfaces (magnet 20, FIG. 3 , Fastening strips 18, FIG. 4 and sheet metal section 82, FIG. 7 ) for a magnetic counterpart (magnet 27, Figures 3 and 4 , Magnet 69, FIG. 7 ), which are designed such that the magnetic counterpart 27,69 with magnetic adhesion on the contact surface 20,18, 82 is rotatably mounted on this, preferably also displaceable.
  • FIG. 8a shows the magnet 68.69 in detail in section through the plane AA of the Anschanowski 77 and also the Anschan Aunt 78 of FIG. 7 ,
  • a support pin 90 is mounted on the magnet 68,69 and carries a clamping plate 91 which together with the magnet 68.69 the parallel wires 67,68 of the bracket 65 operably fixed.
  • This arrangement has the advantage that, with suitable dimensioning of the clamping of the wires 67, 68 by the clamping disk 91, the magnet 68, 69 can be displaced along the wires, then the pivoting arm can be changed in the effective length.
  • FIG. 8b shows a further embodiment of the magnets 68,69, in the illustration of FIG. 8a however, the guide walls 72, 73 and the ferromagnetic sheets 71, 82 are omitted.
  • the magnet 68,69 has at its circumference a groove 92, in which a frictional element designed as an O-ring 93 is inserted, which cooperates in operation with the guide walls 68,96 and increases the resistance of the magnet 68,69 against rotation and displacement.
  • the magnet 68, 69 has on its circumference 70 a frictional element, preferably designed as an O-ring 93, which interacts with the guide walls 72, 83 in such a way that movement of the magnet 68, 69 with respect to FIG magnetic counter body (here the sheets 71,82) is inhibited.
  • FIG. 8c shows for a further inventive embodiment, a hinge assembly 100 for fixing the holder 3 on the headgear. Shown is the lower edge 10 of the headgear 1 in a view from below (left side of the headgear) on the hinge assembly 100, wherein the wire 67 of the pivoting arm 65, the preferred here according to FIG. 7 is formed, it can be seen.
  • the wire 66 ( FIG. 7 ) is obscured by the wire 65.
  • the wires 65,66 run through a respective hole in a rotary block 101, wherein the one hole 102 for the wire 65 visible, but the other hole is in turn covered by the bore 102.
  • a symbolized by the dashed line 103 screw fixes the rotary block 101 by means of a arranged on the inside of the headgear 1 counter plate 104 rotatable on the headgear.
  • the pivoting arm 65 is rotatably fixed to the headgear.
  • the pivoting arms of the holder 3 engage rigidly on the screen 2, and are preferably integrally formed with the screen 2.

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  1. Couvre-chef avec un support (3) muni d'un écran (2), dans lequel le support (3) présente deux bras pivotants (4,5) chacun latéralement avec une extrémité via un couvre-chef (1) qui articule de manière fonctionnelle (1). 8, 9) et s'engagent avec l'autre extrémité sur l'écran (2), de sorte que l'écran (2) soit disposé de manière coulissante sur le harnais. caractérisé en ce que les bras pivotants (4,5) comprennent en outre un ensemble de charnière (15) pour faire pivoter l'écran (2).
  2. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 1, dans lequel les bras pivotants (4,5) sont rigides.
  3. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 2, dans lequel l'ensemble de charnière (15) comprend une connexion magnétique.
  4. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 2, dans lequel le mouvement de joint de l'ensemble de joint (15) via la connexion magnétique, dans lequel un aimant sur une contre-pièce magnétique peut tourner, de préférence également disposé de manière coulissante.
  5. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 1, dans lequel les moyens d'articulation (8, 9) des bras de pivot conjointement avec un agencement de liaison (25, 26) du casque (1) forment une connexion magnétique, et dans lequel ladite connexion magnétique comprend un aimant pouvant tourner sur une contrepartie magnétique, est de préférence également disposé de manière coulissante.
  6. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 1, dans lequel un autre support (56) est prévu pour un agencement d'accessoires, qui comporte de préférence un bras pivotant (52) qui coopère avec un arrangement pivotant du casque (1) pouvant être actionné, de manière particulièrement préférée la connexion pouvant être actionnée. Une connexion magnétique est formée, qui comporte un aimant qui est monté à rotation sur une contrepartie magnétique, de manière particulièrement préférée également déplaçable.
  7. Couvre-chef selon l'une des revendications 4, 5 ou 6, dans lequel l'aimant a une surface efficace, de préférence plate, qui repose sur une feuille magnétique de forme opposée pendant le fonctionnement de la connexion magnétique et par l'effet magnétique qui y adhère de manière rotative ou coulissante.
  8. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 6, dans lequel l'aimant est en forme de disque, formé avec une circonférence circulaire, qui porte à son tour en rotation sur des parois de guidage qui sont rigidement reliées à la contrepartie magnétique, dans lequel les parois de guidage sont de préférence agencées de manière à permettre la rotation de l'aimant par friction. est inhibé.
  9. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 8, dans lequel l'aimant a à sa périphérie un élément de friction conçu de préférence comme un élément de friction à joint torique, qui coopère avec les parois de guidage, de sorte qu'un mouvement de l'aimant contre le contre-corps magnétique est inhibé.
  10. Écran (2) pour un couvre-chef (1) avec un support (3) pour la connexion fonctionnelle du filtre (2) avec le couvre-chef (1), le support Ver-schwenkarme (4,5) comportant chacun un dispositif à charnière (8,9), caractérisé en ce que chaque dispositif d'articulation présente une surface de contact à action magnétique pour une connexion magnétique rotative avec une contrepartie magnétique d'un casque, le support (3) étant de préférence un agencement de joint magnétique (15) pour le pivotement de l'écran (2) par rapport au support (3), dans lequel la connexion magnétique comprend en outre de préférence un aimant, qui est rotatif, de préférence également déplaçable, disposé sur une contrepartie magnétique pendant le fonctionnement de la connexion magnétique.
  11. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 1 ou visière selon la revendication 10, caractérisé en ce que les bras pivotants (5, 6) comportent deux barres parallèles (66, 67) portant les dispositifs d'articulation (75, 76) qui sont fixés aux barres (66). , 67) est disposé de manière déplaçable.
  12. Couvre-chef selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le couvre-chef (1) est constitué d'un matériau Ma souple, de préférence en tissu.
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