ES1058337U - Glasses case. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Spectacle case that defines an interior space suitable for housing glasses characterized in that it has at least one partition (7) that divides said interior space into at least two compartments, where each of said compartments is apt to accommodate glasses. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Glasses case.

Field of the Invention

The invention relates to a glasses case that defines an interior space suitable for housing glasses.

State of the art

Glasses cases are a common complement to the glasses. Glasses users usually have a case for Each of his glasses. On the other hand, it is increasingly common that Glasses users have more than one: sunglasses, glasses with ophthalmic correction to see from afar, reading glasses, glasses progressive, etc. This is usually translated into many others cases

This plurality of cases causes inconveniences of practical type, since they occupy a lot of volume, it is easy to lose one of them or forget to take it when you go traveling, etc.

Summary of the invention

The invention aims to overcome these inconvenience This purpose is achieved by a case of glasses that defines an interior space suitable to accommodate glasses characterized in that it has at least one partition that divides said interior space in at least two compartments, where each of these compartments it is suitable to accommodate glasses. This Two or more glasses can be stored in a single case. From this way the risk of losing or forgetting one of the days is reduced glasses that the user needs. On the other hand the case is more Small than two individual cases, so you get also a space saving.

Preferably the glasses case comprises a first half-shell and a second half-shell joined together to through a first axis, and has a partition attached to the half-shells across the first axis, where each of the Half-shells are suitable to accommodate at least a few glasses. Alternatively the glasses case may comprise a first single half-shell to a partition through a first axis, and a second half-house attached to the partition through a second axis, where each of the half-shells is suitable to accommodate at least glasses In the first case the case is always opened by the same side, which may be more comfortable for the user, which keeps the case in your hand on the side on which the first axis and that opens the half-house that interests you. In the second case the case opens on opposite sides, for which it is it is necessary to turn the case halfway, but it is easier to open the desired half-shell without any risk of confusion, since the Another half-case cannot be opened on the same side.

Another preferred embodiment of the invention is obtained when the glasses case comprises a first half-house attached to an intermediate body through a first axis, a partition attached to the intermediate body through the first axis, and a second half-shell attached to the intermediate body a through a second axis, where each of the half-shells and the Intermediate body is suitable to accommodate at least a few glasses. From this way you get a glasses case that can hold simultaneously three glasses.

Advantageously at least one of the partitions of the glasses case comprises a housing, preferably in bag form or the like, which is preferably substantially flat (so as not to substantially increase the volume of the case), and that allows to lodge inside objects like identity documents, driving license, credit cards, etc.

Preferably the glasses case comprises reversible fixing means suitable for fixing the case in a surface. These fixing means can be of various types, such as hooks, enclosure devices, devices type "Velcro" ®, magnetic devices, etc. In this way the case can be fixed on surfaces that allow fast and convenient access to the case, such as inside a car, office furniture, etc. and even to fix it around belts or clothing in general.

Brief description of the drawings

Other advantages and features of the invention they are appreciated from the following description, in which, without no limitation, preferential modes of embodiment of the invention, mentioning the drawings that are  accompany. The figures show:

fig. 1, a perspective view of a first glasses case according to the invention, with two half-shells in closed position,

fig. 2, a perspective view of the case of fig. 1 in open position,

fig. 3 a perspective view of a second glasses case according to the invention with two half-shells in an open position,

fig. 4 a perspective view of a third glasses case according to the invention with two half-shells and an intermediate body in closed position,

fig. 5 a perspective view of the case of the fig. 4 in open position.

Detailed description of some embodiments of the invention

In figs. 1 and 2 a first form is shown of carrying out a spectacle case according to the invention. The glasses case has a first half-case 1 and a second Half-shell 3 joined together by means of a first axis 5.

Both half-shells 1 and 3 define a space interior that is divided into two compartments by a partition 7. In Each compartment can accommodate glasses. The partition 7 is also attached to the first axis 5 so that the assembly can be open along a single axis.

In the present description and claims, when the word axis is used, it should be understood that it refers to a geometric place in the space around which two bodies They can turn on each other. Not necessarily the axis must  have a specific physical form of physical axis, understood as a rod or similar Thus, for example, the present invention is extends to cases that have any type of union between semi-housings: either through a physical axis formed by one or several metal rods, either through sheets of flexible plastic material, either by any other means than enhance hinge function and allow relative rotation between Both half-shells.

The opening and closing mechanism of the case It can be anyone. In figs. a button 9 has been represented which may be part of a locking mechanism by encliquetado or it can simply be an outstanding part that allows you to win the strength of springs that tend to keep the whole in its closed position Logically any other are also possible type of mechanisms, such as magnetic mechanisms. It is also possible that button 9 (either part of the mechanism of closure or just an outstanding part) can be in the partition 7 or it can be in any of the two half-shells 1 and 3.

As previously indicated, the partition 7 may include a housing, preferably in the form of a bag flattened

An alternative is shown in figure 3 different from a glasses case for two glasses. In this case it you can see that partition 7 is attached to the first half-shell 1 through a first axis 5, while the second half-shell 3 is attached to the partition 7 through a second axis 11. The first axis 5 and the second axis 11 are on opposite sides of partition 7. In this way, to access each of the two compartments the case must be opened on opposite sides. Is solution can be particularly interesting in the case that the case must be opened overcoming the force of a spring, while than the example shown in fig. 2 can be particularly interesting when the case has a closure system with Enclosed

Figs. 4 and 5 show an alternative for a Glasses case for three glasses. In this case, apart from a first half-case 1 and a second half-case 3, the case It has an intermediate body 13 suitable to accommodate a third glasses. The intermediate body 13 is connected to the first half-shell 1 through a first axis 5 and is connected to the second half-shell through a second axis 11. The intermediate body 13 may have a closed bottom, so that only a partition is necessary 7, to separate the third compartment from the intermediate body 13 with respect to the first compartment of the first half-house 1, since that the third compartment of intermediate body 13 always remains separated from the second compartment of the second half-house 3 by the bottom of it. However, it is possible to provide the case with two partitions 7, one on each side of intermediate body 13, which does not It has no closed bottom. This allows access to the third compartment on both sides.

Claims (6)

1. Glasses case that defines an interior space suitable to accommodate glasses characterized in that it has at least one partition (7) that divides said interior space into at least two compartments, where each of said compartments is suitable to accommodate glasses . 2. Glasses case according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a first half-shell (1) and a second half-shell (3) joined together through a first axis (5), and because it has a partition (7) attached to said half-shells (1, 3) through said first axis (5), where each of said half-shells (1, 3) is suitable to accommodate at least one pair of glasses. 3. Glasses case according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a first half-shell (1) attached to a partition (7) through a first axis (5), and a second half-shell (3) attached to said partition (7) through a second axis (11), where each of said half-shells (1, 3) is suitable to accommodate at least one pair of glasses. 4. Glasses case according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a first half-shell (1) attached to an intermediate body (13) through a first axis (5), a partition (7) attached to said intermediate body (13) through said first axis (5), and a second half-shell (3) attached to said intermediate body (13) through a second axis (11), where each of said half-shells (1, 3) and said body Intermediate (13) is suitable to accommodate at least a pair of glasses. 5. Glasses case according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that at least one of said partitions (7) comprises a housing. 6. Glasses case according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it comprises reversible fixing means suitable for fixing the case on a surface.