ES2338729B1 - SWIMMING RING. - Google Patents

Abstract

Ring finger placement page thumb, just before the phalanx to keep the reading book wide open, using just one hand with ease and comfort.

It consists of a compact and rigid body of a single piece formed by a support (1) where to place the thumb, a ring (2) to hold the page-ring ring to the finger, two wings (3) one on each side of the support to keep the book open, a anatomical slit (6) to make finger support more comfortable, a center-page (4) as a guide to fix the ring footer in the center of the book, and a small ring (5) for Be able to carry a rope or chain.

Description

Page ring.

The present invention relates to the Ring Pages that we will place as a ring on the thumb, just before the phalanx, and it will make our support more comfortable of the reading book, being able to keep the book wide open in one-handed pair with comfort, for both major books or smaller thickness

Background of the invention

No known background of an object similar.

Description of the invention

The Ring Page is a compact body and rigid one piece, can be metal, wood, plastic or other hard material, and that will be placed as a ring on the finger thumb just before the phalanx, helping us keep the book wide open. Even being a piece has been formed of several parts:

Support, where we will place the thumb.

A ring, to attach the Ring Page to the support for. Two wings, one on each long side of the support to keep the open book, a center-page, as a guide to center and fix the Ring Page in the center of the book, an anatomical cleft for the thumbprint, and a small ring that can carry a rope or chain to hang the Ring Page.

Each part of the Ring is detailed below Pages:

Support: part where we will support the thumb, of dimensions adjusted to the size of the finger. The support is the part of the Ring Pages where the other parts join. Could have a rectangular or oval shape.

Wings: Iran attached to each long side of the support and aligned with support. The upper part will be attached to the ring. The surface of the wings that rests on the book will have a slight inclination, the wings will be narrower at the ends and getting wider until joining the long side of the support. The two wings together with the center-page form an angle Very open to rest comfortably on the book.

Ring: it is the part that will be responsible for holding the Ring Page to the thumb. Its interior will be circular except in the part where it joins the support where the ring will have the horizontal or flat shape that has the support. The ring will go aligned with the wings, and depending on the thickness of the finger, the ring must have a greater or lesser diameter, joining the ring with the wings or with the support according to the necessary diameter.

Center-page: it is a projection shaped, hemispherical, conical or pyramidal that will be centered on the bottom of the support. The usefulness of center-page is to center and fix the Ring Pages in the center of the book we have open. The shape of center-page allows slight finger rotation without lose the center of the book

Anatomical cleft: located in the part upper support will make us more comfortable thumb support on The Ring Pager.

The ring: will be located on a short side of the support and will allow us to carry a rope or chain to hang The Book Page or Doll's Ring Page while we are using.

Description of a preferred embodiment

The Ring Page in view of the figures realized, a compact and rigid body is constituted, of a single piece and hard material whether metal, wood, plastic ...

The Ring Page will be placed on the finger thumb, before the first phalanx, as a ring (as we see in Figure 7), and will help us keep the book open Reading wide, with one hand and with comfort.

Even being a one piece body we differentiate, in the Ring Page, several parts. A support (1) part where we will support the thumb and that will help us to do A little pressure on the book. It will have a rectangular shape or oval and measures that approximate the length and width of the thumb.

The thickness of the sides will be sufficient to stiffen it Centered at the bottom of the support (1d) we will have a projection that we call center-page (4). On each long side of the support (1c) and centered the wings will go (3). In the upper part of the support we have an anatomical cleft (6) for the thumbprint, making the support of the thumb.

The ring (2) will hold the Page Ring to the thumb. The ring will be centered at the top of the support (1a), and aligned with the wings (3). The ring (2) will be attached to the upper part of the support (1) and the wings (3).

If due to the thickness of the thumb we need that the diameter of the ring (2) is larger, we will widen it by wearing made the wings (3), if instead the diameter we need it is smaller, we will reduce it by taking it towards support (1). Inside of the ring (2) will be circular, except the part where it joins the support (1), where the ring (2) has the flat or horizontal shape of the support (1).

The wings (3) are the broad base that will keep us the book wide open (as we see in figure 8). Will have thick enough to give them stiffness and also give the necessary inclination that the wings have on the part they support about the book. The surface of the wings (3) that rests on the book, will have a slight inclination being the narrowest wings in the ends and getting wider until joining the sides long of the support (1c), the wings (3) by its upper part will go attached to the ring (2). The wings (3) along with the center-page (4) form a very open angle, to that the Ring Page is adapted as best as possible to the shape of the open book. The wings (3) will be centered on each long side of the support (1c) and at the same time aligned with the ring (2).

The center-page (4) is a outgoing hemispherical, conical or pyramidal and centered at the bottom of the support (1d). Being a projection acts as a guide and allows you to set the Page Ring in the center of the book, your hemispherical, conical or pyramidal shape allows a slight rotation of the finger without losing the center of the book.

On one of the short sides of the support (1b) we will have a small ring (5) to carry a rope or chain, to be able to hang the Ring Page to the book or to the doll.

Description of the drawings

For the best compression of how much is left Described herein are accompanying drawings.

In figure 1 we see a Ring Page, with all the parts that form it: a support in this case with form rectangular, ring, wings, center-page and the ring

In figure 2 we have a plan of the part bottom of the Ring Pager, we see the center page centered on The bottom of the support. We see the ring on one side short of support.

In figure 3 we see the top of the Ring Page, with the placement of the ring, aligned with the wings and centered on support. As well as the ring, on the side Short and anatomical cleft for the thumb.

In figure 4 it shows the inclination that They have wings towards support. The center page, in this case has cone shape

In figure 5, here the center-page is shaped like a hemisphere.

In figure 6, we have divided the support into Several parts for a better explanation of memory. Part upper of the support, long sides of the support, short sides of the support and bottom of support.

In figure 7, we see the placement of the Ring Footprints on the thumb.

In figure 8, we see the placement of the Ring Pages on an open book, as well as the inclination of wings

In figure 9, we see how to use it on the book.

In figure 10, the shape of the support in this case It is oval.

Claims (1)

1. The Ring Page is a rigid and compact body, one piece and hard material, whether metal, wood, plastic or other hard material, characterized in that it has: a support (1) where we will place the thumb, the support (1) may have a rectangular or oval shape. The upper part of the support (1a) has an anatomical groove (6) to make the thumb rest more comfortable on the base of the support. Centered at the bottom of the support (1d) there is a protrusion that we call center-page (4) with hemispherical, conical or pyramidal shape that acts as a guide to fix and center the Añilo Pisappages in the center of the book. The Ring Page will have two wings (3) to keep the book open, they will be centered on each long side of the support (1c), in addition to aligned with the ring (2). The surface of the wings (3) that is in contact with the book will have a slight inclination, being narrower at the ends and becoming wider until joining the long lateral of the support (1c). The wings (3) at the top will be attached to the ring (2). The wings (3) together with the center-page (4) form a "v" or very open angle to rest as best as possible on the open book. The ring (2), will hold the Page Ring to the thumb, will be centered on the top of the support (1a) and aligned with the wings (3). The inside of the ring (2) will be circular, except in the part where it joins the support (1), where the ring (2) has the horizontal or flat shape of the support (1). On a short side of the support (1b) there is a small ring (5) for a rope or chain.