JP2018028154A - Knock-down sun visor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a knock-down sun visor being easily assembled and providing an excellent fit.SOLUTION: A knock-down sun visor 10 according to the present invention includes: insertion pieces 21a and 21b formed at lower edges of a forehead application part 20 to be applied to a front face of a forehead part Ab of a head part Aa of a wearer A; and insertion holes 31a and 31b in which the insertion pieces 21a and 21b can be inserted, formed at rear edges of a visor part 30 being projected forward the forehead application part 20. The plurality of insertion pieces 21a and 21b and insertion holes 31a and 31b are disposed in the width direction W along one and the other edges at prescribed intervals apart. A contact part 22 coming into contact with an arcuate end part 32 formed at a rear edge of the visor part 30 is formed at a lower edge of the forehead application part 20 in which the insertion pieces 21a and 21b and the insertion holes 31a and 31b are not formed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an assembling sun visor that is worn on the head of a wearer, for example, in advertising media, sales of merchandise, support, prizes, events, and the like.

Many various types of the above-described assembly-type sun visor have been proposed, and the assembly-type sun visor described in Patent Document 1 is also one of such assembly-type sun visors.
The assembly-type sun visor (sun hat) of Patent Document 1 has an elongated forehead portion in which a plurality of insertion holes are formed along a lower edge portion and bands are continuously provided at both ends, and a plurality of insertion pieces are formed in an arcuate shape. It is comprised with the collar part formed in the edge. When assembling the forehead support part and the collar part, the plurality of insertion pieces formed at the rear edge part of the collar part are assembled by inserting from the front into the plurality of insertion holes formed at the lower edge part of the forehead support part.

  However, the heel part is supported by the insertion structure of the insertion piece formed in the heel part and the insertion hole formed in the forehead support part, but when the assembled sun visor is attached to the head part, the heel part itself is weighted. Therefore, it is easy to hang down when it is hung down by the wind or when it is blown by the wind, and it is difficult to support the heel portion in a state of protruding forward from the forehead support portion.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-4623

  An object of the present invention is to provide an assembly-type sun visor that is easy to assemble and provides a good feeling of wearing.

  The present invention includes a pair of forehead support portions pressed against a forehead portion of a wearer, a heel portion protruding forward from the forehead support portion, and a pair of both ends of the heel portion. An assembly-type sun visor comprising a winding part and a winding adjustment means for variably adjusting the winding size of the winding part, wherein the lower edge part of the forehead support part and the rear edge part of the collar part Forming an insertion piece on one edge of the opposing edges facing each other, forming an insertion hole into which the insertion piece can be inserted on the other edge, and inserting the insertion piece and the insertion hole into the one and A plurality are arranged at predetermined intervals in the width direction along the other edge, and are formed at the lower edge of the forehead support portion where the insertion piece and the insertion hole are not formed, at the rear edge of the flange An abutting portion that abuts against the arc-shaped end portion is formed.

The above-mentioned forehead part and winding part are provided with, for example, a sheet (stone paper) containing 50% by weight or more of inorganic mineral powder, polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), biodegradable plastic (PLA) ), Amorphous polyethylene terephthalate (A-PET), water-resistant paper, foamed sheet, etc., or a single sheet or composite sheet.
Note that the thickness of the sheet may be set to a thickness included in a range of about 0.2 mm to about 3 mm in consideration of strength, for example.

  The winding adjusting means described above includes, for example, elastic rubber stretched around both ends of the winding portion, a hook-and-loop fastener made up of a female tape having a loop portion and a male tape having a hook portion, and is locked to each other. It may be configured by an insertion piece and an insertion hole, an upward notch portion and a downward notch portion that are locked to each other.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an assembly-type sun visor that is easy to assemble and can provide a good feeling of wearing.
Specifically, for example, when the insertion piece formed at the lower edge portion of the forehead support portion is inserted into the insertion hole formed at the rear edge portion of the collar portion and fixed, the contact portion formed at the lower edge portion of the forehead support portion Is contacted from the rear to the front with respect to an arc-shaped end formed on the rear edge of the collar.

  Thereby, while the forehead support part is curved in an arc shape along the end part of the collar part, it is assembled in a state of standing upright with respect to the rear edge part of the collar part. Moreover, it is supported in the state which the collar part protruded ahead with respect to the forehead support part.

  When mounting an assembly-type sun visor in which the forehead support and the collar are assembled as described above, the assembly-type sun visor is held with both hands gripping the pair of winding parts connected to both ends of the collar. The head portion of the wearer is put on the head, and the forehead portion curved in an arc shape is pressed against the front surface of the head portion of the wearer.

  When the pair of winding portions connected to both ends of the buttock are wound in a state along the side surface of the head while the forehead support portion is pressed against the front surface of the wearer's forehead, the pair of winding portions Since both end portions of the collar portion are pulled obliquely downward on the rear side through the collar, the collar portion is deformed into a predetermined shape.

  As a result, the forehead abutting portion that is curved in an arc shape assembled in a state of standing upright with respect to the rear edge of the buttock is pressed against the front surface of the forehead portion of the head, and the forehead rest A portion of the head that is pressed against the front of the forehead of the head is deformed into a shape corresponding to the front of the forehead.

As a result, the assembled sun visor can be worn in a state that fits snugly against the wearer's head, so that a good wearing feeling can be stably obtained and it can be worn for a long time. It is.
Moreover, in the state of being mounted on the head, for example, it is difficult to cause displacement or play, and it is possible to reliably prevent displacement of the position and orientation of the assembly sun visor.

  Furthermore, the structure which inserts the collar part which protrudes ahead from a forehead support part into the insertion piece formed in the forehead support part and the insertion hole formed in the collar part, the contact part formed in the forehead support part, and the collar part It supports in synergy with the abutting structure with the arc-shaped end formed in the above.

As a result, it is possible to prevent the collar part itself from hanging down due to its own weight or to be lifted upward when it is struck by the wind, and can be supported in a state of projecting forward with respect to the forehead padding part. .
Furthermore, since the collar portion is maintained in a deformed state, the light shielding effect by the collar portion can be stably obtained.

  As an aspect of the present invention, the insertion piece is formed in a center portion in the width direction of the lower edge portion of the forehead support portion and both end portions closer to the inner side than both ends in the width direction of the lower edge portion, and the insertion You may form a hole in the center part of the width direction of the rear edge part in the said collar part, and the both ends which approached the inner side rather than the both ends of the width direction of this rear edge part.

According to the present invention, the assembly type sun visor can be reliably mounted in a state in which it fits snugly with the head of the wearer.
Specifically, the insertion piece formed on the opposite edge portion of the forehead support portion and the collar portion is inserted into the insertion hole, and the forehead support portion curved in an arc shape in order to fix the central portion and both end portions in the width direction. Is pressed against the front of the forehead of the wearer, the unfixed non-fixed part of the forehead is easily bent and deformed into a curved shape corresponding to the front of the forehead, and the forehead against the front of the forehead It can be mounted in a stable state.

  As a result, even if the size and shape of the head is slightly different depending on, for example, children or adults, the assembled sun visor can be fitted in a tightly fitted state, so that anyone can wear it to suit. .

  Moreover, as an aspect of the present invention, the insertion hole is configured by a hole formed on the rear side of the rear edge portion of the flange portion and a hole formed on the front side, and the hole on the rear side, The hole on the front side may be arranged at a predetermined interval in the front-rear direction.

According to this invention, the state where the forehead support part and the collar part are assembled together can be maintained.
Specifically, when the abutting portion of the forehead abutting portion is in contact with the arcuate end portion of the collar portion, the insertion piece of the forehead abutting portion is, for example, from below the hole portion on the rear side of the insertion hole in the collar portion. After the insertion, it is inserted from above into the hole on the front side, and the tip end of the insertion piece is locked to the hole on the front side and secured.

Thereby, it can prevent actively that the insertion piece of a forehead support part is pulled out from the insertion hole of a collar part.
As a result, it is possible to more reliably assemble and fix the forehead support part and the collar part of the assembly-type sun visor, and more reliably prevent the forehead support part and the collar part from being unexpectedly separated or disassembled.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, the both ends of the forehead support portion and the insertion pieces formed at the both end portions are continuously connected by folded pieces, and the folded pieces are inserted at both ends of the flange portion. You may form in the magnitude | size and shape folded over with respect to the rear edge part of the back side rather than the part in which the hole was formed.

  According to the present invention, the forehead support portion and the collar portion can be reliably maintained in a state where they are assembled together.

  Specifically, when the insertion pieces formed at both ends of the forehead support portion are inserted into the insertion holes formed at both ends of the collar portion, the folded pieces formed at both ends of the forehead support portion are inserted into the flange portion. It folds so that it may cover from the downward direction with respect to the back surface of the rear edge part of the back side rather than the part in which the hole was formed.

  As a result, when the assembled sun visor is mounted on the head, the finger of the wearer's hand is placed between the lower edge of the forehead rest and the rear edge of the buttocks that are closer to the inside than both ends in the width direction. Can be surely prevented from being caught or inserted.

  In addition, since the hair can be prevented from being caught or caught between the both ends of the forehead support and the both ends of the heel, it is possible to smoothly perform the operation of putting on and removing the assembled sun visor.

  Moreover, since the rear edge portion of the collar portion is supported by the contact portion of the forehead support portion and the folded piece, for example, the assembled portion of the forehead support portion and the collar portion is less likely to be misaligned, loose, etc. The state assembled to the shape can be maintained.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, it is possible to fold a mountain parallel to the front-rear direction of the collar part at the center part in the width direction of the collar part and both end parts closer to the inner side than both ends of the collar part in the width direction. A plurality of bent ruled lines may be provided.

According to this invention, the collar part of an assembly-type sun visor can be easily changed into a predetermined shape.
Specifically, a plurality of folding ruled lines formed on the heel portion are folded into a mountain fold state, and the heel portion is, for example, a predetermined shape such as an arc shape, a semicircular shape, an upside down V shape, an upside down U shape, a trapezoid shape, or the like. Deforms to the shape of

  As a result, the resistance imparted when the collar portion is deformed into a predetermined shape is small, and the restoring force to return to the state before the deformation is weakened, so that the collar portion can be maintained in a deformed state. it can.

  Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a folding ruled line that can be folded in the direction from the rear edge portion to the front edge portion of the flange portion may be attached to the continuous portion of the flange portion and the winding portion.

  According to this invention, the collar part of the assembly-type sun visor can be easily deformed with a predetermined shape.

  Specifically, when pulling the both ends of the collar part obliquely downward toward the rear side through a pair of winding parts connected to both ends of the collar part, the continuous part of the collar part and the winding part The attached folding ruled line is folded into a mountain folded state.

  Thereby, since the bending resistance given when winding a pair of winding parts in the state along the side of a head is small, and the restoring force which tries to return to the state before a deformation | transformation becomes weak, a collar part is made into predetermined shape. Can be reliably deformed.

As an aspect of the present invention, a suitable number of ribs may be formed on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the collar.
According to this invention, the collar part of an assembly-type sun visor can be reliably maintained by a predetermined shape.

  Specifically, for example, by using a forming method such as a heating vacuum forming method, a heating / pressure forming method, or a press forming method, one or more ribs are formed on a predetermined portion of at least one of the front and back surfaces of the collar portion. Thereby, the rigidity of a collar part improves and it can reinforce.

Thereby, compared with the collar part in which the rib is not formed, the collar part in which the rib is formed is less likely to be deformed, and the rigidity necessary for maintaining the deformed state in a predetermined shape can be ensured.
As a result, the collar part can be reliably maintained by a predetermined shape, and the light shielding effect by the collar part can be stably obtained.
In addition, you may form a rib in at least one surface among the front and back both surfaces of a forehead support part.

Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a forehead sheet that can be processed into a desired size and shape may be continuously provided in a portion other than the edge portion in which the insertion piece is formed in the forehead support portion. .
According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an assembly-type sun visor having a unique or original forehead pad.

Further, as an aspect of the present invention, a collar sheet that can be processed into a desired size and shape may be continuously provided in a portion of the collar portion other than the edge portion where the insertion hole is formed.
According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an assembling-type sun visor having a unique or original collar.

  Specifically, the forehead sheet of the forehead pad and the buttocks sheet of the buttocks are processed into a desired size and shape using, for example, a cutting tool such as scissors or a cutter. Alternatively, a desired design (for example, characters, designs, pictures, etc.) can be applied to at least one of the front and back surfaces of the forehead sheet and the buttock sheet using a writing instrument such as a paint, a crayon, or an oil pen. .

As a result, compared to existing assembling sun visors, the forehead padding and buttock of the assembling sun visor of the present invention can be made more conspicuous to attract the attention of surrounding people and to enhance appeal. You can also.
As a result, it is possible to appeal that the assembly type sun visor of the present invention is individual or original.

  In addition, if lines such as grids, bevels, and curves are printed in advance on the forehead sheet and the buttock sheet, for example, the forehead sheet and the buttock sheet can be formed in a desired size and shape based on the lines. It can be accurately processed or a desired design can be applied more accurately.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide an assembly-type sun visor that is easy to assemble and can provide a good feeling of wearing.

The perspective view of the state which assembled the assembly-type sun visor of Example 1. FIG. The top view of the assembly-type sun visor which assembled | attached the forehead support part and the collar part. The top view of the developed forehead support part. The top view of the expand | deployed collar part and winding part. Explanatory drawing of the winding adjustment | control part which variably adjusts the winding size of a winding part. The top view of the collar part in which the rib of Example 2 was formed. Explanatory drawing variably adjusted by the winding adjustment part of Example 3. FIG. Explanatory drawing variably adjusted by the winding adjustment part of Example 4. FIG. Explanatory drawing variably adjusted by the winding adjustment part of Example 5. FIG. The top view of the forehead support part which arranged the forehead sheet | seat of Example 6 continuously. The top view of the collar part which arranged the collar sheet of Example 6 continuously.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
Example 1
1 is a perspective view of the assembled sun visor 10 according to the first embodiment in an assembled state, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the assembled sun visor 10 in which the forehead support 20 and the flange 30 are assembled, and FIG. FIG. 4 is a plan view of the abutting portion 20 and FIG.

  In the following description, the front-rear direction FR is a direction that coincides with the front-rear direction of the assembly sun visor 10, and the width direction W is a direction orthogonal to the front-rear direction FR in the planar direction. The side corresponding to the flange portion 30 of the assembly type sun visor 10 is defined as the front Ya, and conversely, the side corresponding to the winding portion 40 is defined as the rear R.

  The assembling-type sun visor 10 according to the first embodiment includes a forehead support 20 that is pressed against the front of the forehead Ab of the head Aa of the wearer A, and a flange 30 that protrudes forward from the forehead support 20. A pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 and a winding adjustment portion 41 that variably adjusts the winding size of the pair of winding portions 40 are provided (see FIGS. 1 and 2). ).

The collar portion 30 provided with the forehead support portion 20 and the winding portion 40 is made of an inorganic mineral powder-containing sheet (stone paper) formed to a thickness included in a range of about 0.2 mm to about 3 mm. The die is cut into a predetermined size and shape by a die cutter.
The above-mentioned inorganic mineral powder-containing sheet is excellent in water resistance, oil resistance and chemical resistance, and is composed of 60% by weight of inorganic mineral (limestone) and 40% by weight of polyethylene.

  The forehead support 20 is formed in a size and shape that is pressed against the front of the forehead Ab of the head Aa. Insertion pieces 21a and 21b that can be inserted into insertion holes 31a and 31b of a flange 30 to be described later are provided at the center in the width direction W of the lower edge of the forehead support 20 and both ends of the width direction W of the lower edge. It forms in the both ends which approached more inner side, and is arrange | positioned three places at predetermined intervals in the width direction W (refer FIGS. 1-4).

  Insertion pieces 21b and 21b at both ends of the forehead support 20 are connected to both ends of the forehead support 20 via folding pieces 21c to be described later. The folded piece 21c is formed in such a size and shape that it can be folded with respect to the back surface of the rear edge portion on the rear R side from the portion where the insertion holes 31b at both ends of the flange portion 30 are formed.

In the lower edge part between the insertion piece 21a arrange | positioned in the center part of the width direction W in the forehead support part 20 and the insertion piece 21b arrange | positioned in the both ends of the width direction W, it forms in the rear edge part of the collar part 30. An abutting portion 22 that abuts from the rear R toward the front F with respect to the arc-shaped end portion 32 is formed.
Bending ruled lines 23 that can be valley-folded are provided in parallel to the width direction W at the continuous portion of the forehead support 20 and the insertion piece 21a and the continuous portion of the forehead support 20 and the folded piece 21c ( 1 to 4).

  The collar portion 30 is formed in a size and shape that protrudes forward from the forehead support portion 20. The insertion holes 31a and 31b into which the above-described insertion pieces 21a and 21b are inserted include a central portion in the width direction W of the rear edge portion in the flange portion 30, and both end portions that are closer to the inner side than both ends in the width direction W of the rear edge portion. And at three places with a predetermined interval in the width direction W (see FIGS. 1 to 4).

  The insertion holes 31a and 31b are composed of a hole portion 311a formed on the rear R side of the rear edge portion of the flange portion 30 and a hole portion 311b formed on the front F side, and the hole portion 311a on the rear R side and the front F portion. The hole 311b on the side is disposed at a predetermined interval in the front-rear direction FR (see FIGS. 1, 2, and 4).

  The hole 311a is formed in a hole shape and a hole width through which the insertion pieces 21a and 21b can be inserted toward the front F. The hole 311b is formed to have a hole shape and a hole width in which the distal end portions of the insertion pieces 21a and 21b can be inserted toward the front F and are locked with respect to the rear R (a portion enlarged view of FIG. 2). reference).

  At the center part in the width direction W of the collar part 30 and the both end parts that are closer to the inside than the both ends in the width direction W, a folding ruled line 33 that can be folded is attached in parallel with the front-rear direction FR, and in the width direction W. Three are provided at predetermined intervals (see FIGS. 2 and 4).

  Two continuous bent ruled lines 34 that can be folded up are attached to the continuous portion of the collar portion 30 and the winding portion 40. The two folding ruled lines 34 are attached so that the interval gradually increases from the left and right rear edge portions of the flange 30 toward the left and right diagonally forward (see FIGS. 2 and 4).

A band-shaped winding portion 40 that is wound around the forehead Ab of the head Aa is integrally connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 in the width direction W. The end 40a of the winding unit 40 is provided with a winding adjustment unit 41 that variably adjusts the winding size of the winding unit 40 according to the winding size of the head Aa.
A projecting portion 44 formed in a size and shape very similar to an ear portion of an animal (specifically, a rabbit) is connected to the upper edge portion of one winding portion 40 (see FIGS. 1 to 3). ).

The winding adjustment portion 41 includes a pair of locking holes 42 formed in the end portion 40 a of the winding portion 40, and an elastic rubber string 43 whose one end is locked to the locking hole 42. .
FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a winding adjustment unit 41 that variably adjusts the winding size of the winding unit 40. Specifically, FIG. 5 (a) is an enlarged view before the winding adjustment unit 41 is variably adjusted. FIG. 5B is an enlarged view of a state in which the winding adjustment unit 41 is variably adjusted.

  The locking holes 42 are formed in the central portion of the end portion 40a in the winding portion 40, and are arranged at two locations in the longitudinal direction L with a predetermined interval. On one end side of the locking hole 42, a hole 42 a having a diameter larger than that of the knot 43 a formed at both ends of the rubber cord 43 is formed. A hole portion 42b having a diameter smaller than that of the knot 43a is formed on the other end side of the locking hole 42 (see FIGS. 5A and 5B).

  Between the hole parts 42a and 42b, the channel | path 42c which connects the hole parts 42a and 42b is formed. The passage 42c is formed in a shape that gradually narrows from the hole 42a side toward the hole 42b side. The holes 42a and 42b are arranged in order from the end 40a of the winding part 40 (see FIG. 5).

When the knot 43a of the rubber cord 43 is locked to the locking hole 42 of the winding portion 40, the knot 43a of the rubber cord 43 is inserted into the hole 42a of the locking hole 42, and then the hole is inserted through the passage 42c. The knot 43a is locked to the hole 42b of the locking hole 42 by moving from the portion 42a side to the hole 42b side (see FIG. 5A).
Thereby, the knot 43 a of the rubber cord 43 can be prevented from being pulled out to the hole 42 b side of the locking hole 42 in the winding part 40.

  Further, the knot 43a of the rubber cord 43 is locked to the locking hole 42 closer to the end 40a of the winding part 40 or locked to the locking hole 42 farther away, thereby preventing the head Aa. The winding condition of the winding part 40 can be variably adjusted.

  When assembling the above-described assembly-type sun visor 10 into a three-dimensional shape, three insertion holes 21 a and 21 b formed on the lower edge of the forehead support 20 are formed at three insertion holes formed on the rear edge of the flange 30. When inserting and fixing to 31a, 31b, the front F side plane of the contact part 22 formed in the lower edge part of the forehead support part 20 is made to the arcuate end part 32 formed in the rear edge part of the collar part 30. Then, the abutting portion 20 abuts from the rear R toward the front F, and the forehead support portion 20 is bent in an arc along the end portion 32 of the flange portion 30 (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

  With the abutting portion 22 of the forehead support portion 20 in contact with the end portion 32 of the flange portion 30, the insertion pieces 21a and 21b of the forehead support portion 20 are made to the hole portions 311a of the insertion holes 31a and 31b of the flange portion 30. After being inserted from below, the hole 311b is inserted from above, and the distal end portions of the insertion pieces 21a and 21b are locked to the hole 311b and fixed (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

  Folded pieces formed at both ends of the forehead support 20 when the insertion pieces 21b, 21b formed at both ends of the forehead support 20 are inserted into the insertion holes 31b, 31b formed at both ends of the flange 30. 21c and 21c are folded from below on the back surface of the rear edge portion on the rear R side from the portion where the insertion hole 31b in the flange portion 30 is formed (see the enlarged view of the portion a in FIG. 2).

As a result, the forehead support 20 can be assembled in a state in which the forehead support 20 stands vertically with respect to the rear edge of the collar 30 while being curved in an arc along the end 32 of the collar 30.
As a result, the assembly-type sun visor 10 can be assembled into a three-dimensional shape that fits snugly with the head Aa of the wearer A (see FIG. 1).

  In addition, the flange portion 30 protruding forward F from the forehead support portion 20 includes an insertion structure of insertion pieces 21 a and 21 b formed in the forehead support portion 20 and insertion holes 31 a and 31 b formed in the flange portion 30. It is supported by the contact structure of the contact portion 22 formed on the portion 20 and the arc-shaped end portion 32 formed on the flange portion 30.

  Thereby, it can prevent that the collar part 30 itself hangs downward by its own weight, or when it is beaten by a wind, and it is supported in the state which protruded toward the front F with respect to the forehead pad part 20. be able to.

  Furthermore, since the insertion pieces 21a and 21b of the forehead support portion 20 are inserted and fixed into the hole portions 311a and 311b of the insertion holes 31a and 31b of the flange portion 30, the insertion pieces 21a and 21b are pulled out from the insertion holes 31a and 31b. This can be prevented, and the forehead support 20 and the collar 30 can be assembled and fixed more reliably.

  As a result, the forehead support 20 and the collar 30 of the assembly type sun visor 10 can be maintained in an integrated state, and the forehead support 20 and the collar 30 are more reliably separated or disassembled. Can be prevented.

  Furthermore, the folded pieces 21c, 21c formed at both ends of the forehead support 20 are covered from below with respect to the back surface of the rear edge portion on the rear R side from the portion where the insertion hole 31b is formed in the collar portion 30. (See FIGS. 1 and 2).

  As a result, when the assembly-type sun visor 10 is mounted on the head Aa, it is mounted between the lower edge portion of the forehead rest portion 20 and the rear edge portion of the collar portion 30 that are closer to the inside than both ends in the width direction W. It is possible to reliably prevent the finger of the person A from being pinched or entering.

  In addition, since the hair can be prevented from being caught or caught between the both ends of the forehead support 20 and the both ends of the heel part 30, the operation of wearing or removing the assembled sun visor 10 is smooth. Can be done.

  Furthermore, since the rear edge part of the collar part 30 is supported by the abutting part 22 of the forehead support part 20 and the folded pieces 21c, 21c, for example, in the assembly part of the forehead support part 20 and the collar part 30 It is difficult to cause backlash and the like, and the assembled state can be maintained.

  When the assembled sun visor 10 assembled as described above is mounted on the head Aa of the wearer A, after holding the pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 with both hands, The pair of winding portions 40 is pulled in a direction away from the restoring force of the rubber cord 43 in the winding adjusting portion 41, and is expanded to a winding size that can be attached to the head Aa of the wearer A. (See FIG. 5).

  The assembled sun visor 10 is covered from the front F side or the rear R side with respect to the head Aa of the wearer A while holding the pair of winding portions 40 in an expanded state with both hands, and is curved in an arc shape. The forehead pad 20 is pressed against the front surface of the forehead Ab of the wearer A (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

  While the forehead pad 20 is pressed against the front surface of the forehead Ab of the wearer A, a pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar 30 are arranged on the peripheral surface of the head Aa on the rear side of the forehead Ab. When winding in the state along, the three folding ruled lines 33 attached to the collar part 30 are folded in a mountain folded state, and the collar part 30 is viewed from the front F (front), and the center of the collar part 30 in the width direction W The portion is curved into an arc shape projecting upward in an arc shape (see FIGS. 1 and 2).

Since both end portions of the collar portion 30 are pulled diagonally downward on the rear side via the pair of winding portions 40, the two bent ruled lines 34 attached to the connecting portion between the collar portion 30 and the winding portion 40 are Folded into a mountain fold.
Thereby, the collar part 30 can be deform | transformed into the arc shape curved in arc shape seeing from the front F. As shown in FIG.

  With the restoring force of the rubber strap 43 of the winding adjustment part 41, the arc-shaped forehead support part 20 is maintained in a state where it is pressed against the front surface of the forehead part Ab of the wearer A so that it fits snugly. The pair of winding portions 40 is maintained in a state where the pair of winding portions 40 are wound so as to fit snugly with respect to the peripheral surface of the head Aa on the rear side of the frame portion Ab.

  As a result, the assembly-type sun visor 10 can be worn in a state of being fitted snugly with the head Aa of the wearer A, so that a good wearing feeling can be stably obtained and worn for a long time. It is possible.

Moreover, in a state where the head is mounted on the head Aa, for example, displacement and backlash do not easily occur, and displacement of the position and orientation of the assembly sun visor 10 can be more reliably prevented.
Furthermore, since the collar part 30 is maintained in the shape curved in a substantially arc shape when viewed from the front F, the light shielding effect by the collar part 30 can be obtained more stably.

Furthermore, by pulling the pair of winding portions 40 in a direction away from the restoring force of the rubber cord 43, the space between the pair of winding portions 40 is expanded or contracted according to the expansion / contraction state of the rubber cord 43. It can be adjusted (see FIG. 5).
Thereby, the winding size of a pair of winding part 40 can be variably adjusted in a stepless manner according to the winding size of the head Aa of the wearer A.

  Furthermore, the insertion pieces 21a and 21b of the forehead support portion 20 and the insertion holes 31a and 31b of the flange portion 30 are formed at three locations in the center portion in the width direction W and both end portions closer to the inside than both ends. For this reason, when the forehead portion 20 curved in an arc shape is pressed against the front surface of the forehead portion Aa of the wearer A, the unfixed unfixed portion of the forehead portion 20 is bent into a curved shape corresponding to the front surface of the forehead portion Aa. It is easy to deform and the forehead pad 20 can be mounted in a stable state with respect to the front surface of the forehead Aa.

  As a result, even if the size and shape of the head Aa are slightly different depending on, for example, a child or an adult, the head Aa can be worn in a close-fitting state, so that anyone can wear it to suit.

  Furthermore, since the projecting portion 44 connected to the one winding portion 40 is formed in a size and shape very similar to the ear of an animal (specifically, a rabbit), the assembly type sun visor 10 is attached to the head. When mounted on the portion Aa, the protruding portion 44 connected to the winding portion 40 is easily noticeable, and the degree of attention and appeal are increased.

  Note that the protruding portion 44 may be connected to the upper edge portion of the other winding portion 40. In addition to animal ears, for example, shapes that can identify plants and animals and plants, or parts of plants and animals and plants (specifically, plant flowers, animal hands, feet, ears, tail), etc. It may be formed in a desired size and shape.

  Furthermore, since the assembly-type sun visor 10 is composed of an inorganic mineral powder-containing sheet (stone paper) excellent in water resistance, the surface facing the forehead portion 20, the collar portion 30, and the winding portion 40. In addition, on at least one of the faces facing inward, for example, messages related to support and advertisement, display contents such as desired characters and characters, designs, patterns, landscapes, and the like may be color-printed. Thereby, the degree of attention and the degree of appeal can be further increased.

  In addition, on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the forehead rest 20 and the collar 30, for example, a design such as a letter, a pattern, or a picture is printed in color or with a writing instrument, or unevenness or pear texture is processed. For example, the design of the assembly sun visor can be improved.

  Furthermore, if a plurality of forehead pads 20 and collars 30 having different sizes and shapes are manufactured in advance, by combining the forehead pads 20 and the collars 30 formed in a desired size and shape. It is possible to assemble more individual or more original assembly sun visors. In addition, a plurality of forehead padding portions 20 can be provided as a set for one collar portion 30.

  Hereinafter, other examples of the winding adjustment unit 41 in the assembly sun visor will be described. In this description, parts that are the same as or equivalent to those in the above configuration are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.

(Example 2)
In the above-described first embodiment, the example in which the collar portion 30 is formed substantially flat has been described. In the third embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, the collar portion 30 in which the number of ribs 35 and 36 having a substantially arc-shaped cross section is appropriately formed. explain.
FIG. 6 is a plan view of the flange portion 30 in which ribs 35 and 36 having a substantially arc-shaped cross section are formed.

In the collar part 30 of the second embodiment, the number of arc-shaped ribs 35 and linear ribs 36 are appropriately formed on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the collar part 30 using a heat vacuum forming method. Two arc-shaped ribs 35 are formed along the front edge portion of the collar portion 30 while avoiding the three bent ruled lines 33 already provided.
The straight ribs 36 are attached to both sides of the folded ruled line 33 in parallel with the front-rear direction FR, avoiding the folded ruled line 33 attached to the central part of the flange part 30 in the width direction W.

  Thereby, since the rigidity of the collar part 30 improves and it can reinforce | strengthen, compared with the collar part 30 in which the ribs 35 and 36 are not formed, the collar part 30 in which the ribs 35 and 36 were formed is more. It is difficult to be deformed, and the rigidity necessary for maintaining a predetermined shape can be ensured.

As a result, the collar portion 30 of the assembly-type sun visor 10 can be maintained in a predetermined shape, and the light shielding effect by the collar portion 30 can be stably obtained. Therefore, the effects and effects added to the first embodiment can be achieved. Can do.
Further, the number of ribs having a substantially arc-shaped cross section may be appropriately formed on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the forehead support 20.

(Example 3)
In the above-described first embodiment, the winding adjustment unit 41 including the rubber string 43 has been described. In the third embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 7, the winding adjustment unit 50B including the hook-and-loop fastener 51B will be described.

  7A and 7B are explanatory diagrams of the winding adjustment unit 50B of the third embodiment. Specifically, FIG. 7A is an enlarged view before the winding adjustment unit 50B is variably adjusted, and FIG. 7B is a winding adjustment. It is an enlarged view of the state which adjusted the part 50B variably.

  The winding adjusting part 50B of the third embodiment includes a female tape 52B having a loop attached to the end 40a of one winding part 40 and a male having a hook attached to the end 40a of the other winding part 40. It is comprised by the surface fastener 51B which consists of the side tape 53B.

  When the pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 are wound around the head Aa in a state where the forehead support portion 20 of the assembly-type sun visor 10 is pressed against the forehead portion Ab, The female tape 52B attached to the winding part 40 and the male tape 53B attached to the other winding part 40 are bonded together (see FIGS. 7A and 7B).

  That is, since the winding size of the winding part 40 is variably adjusted in a stepless manner in accordance with the winding size of the head Aa, the winding part 40 can be wound in a state that fits closely to the head Aa. .

  As a result, since the position and orientation of the assembly sun visor 10 can be prevented from being displaced in the state of being mounted on the head Aa, the effects and effects added to the first embodiment can be achieved.

Example 4
In the fourth embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 8, a winding adjustment unit 50C including a locking hole 51C and a locking piece 52C will be described.
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram for variably adjusting by the winding adjustment unit 50C of the fourth embodiment. Specifically, FIG. 8A is an enlarged view before variably adjusting the winding adjustment unit 50C, and FIG. It is an enlarged view of the state which adjusted the winding adjustment part 50C variably.

  The winding adjusting portion 50C of the fourth embodiment is formed in a plurality of locking holes 51C having a triangular shape formed in the end portion 40a of one winding portion 40 and in the lateral direction formed in the end portion 40a of the other winding portion 40. The locking piece 52C has a T-shape. The locking holes 51 </ b> C are arranged at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction L of the winding part 40.

  When a pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 of the assembling-type sun visor 10 are wound around the head Aa, a selection is made from a plurality of locking holes 51C formed in one winding portion 40. The locking piece 52C formed on the other winding part 40 is locked in the one locking hole 51C (see FIGS. 8A and 8B).

  That is, since the winding size of the winding portion 40 is variably adjusted step by step according to the winding size of the head Aa, the winding portion 40 can be wound in a state that fits closely to the head Aa. .

  As a result, since the position and orientation of the assembly sun visor 10 can be prevented from being displaced in the state of being mounted on the head Aa, the effects and effects added to the first embodiment can be achieved.

(Example 5)
In the fifth embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9, a winding adjustment unit 50D including an upward notch 51D and a downward notch 52D will be described.
FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram for variably adjusting the winding adjustment unit 50D according to the fifth embodiment. Specifically, FIG. 9A is an enlarged view before variably adjusting the winding adjustment unit 50D, and FIG. It is an enlarged view of the state which adjusted winding control part 50D variably.

  The winding adjustment portion 50D of the fifth embodiment includes a plurality of upward notch portions 51D formed on the upper edge portion of one winding portion 40 and a plurality of downward cut portions formed on the lower edge portion of the other winding portion 40. It is comprised with the notch part 52D. The notches 51D and 52D are formed in a shape that is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction L of the winding portion 40 and is allowed to be locked with each other, and are arranged at a predetermined interval in the longitudinal direction L of the winding portion 40. .

  One selected from a plurality of upward cutouts 51D formed in one winding part 40 when the pair of winding parts 40 connected to the collar part 30 of the assembly-type sun visor 10 is wound around the head Aa. One upward notch 51D is locked to one downward notch 52D selected from a plurality of downward notches 52D formed in the other winding part 40 (see FIGS. 9A and 9B).

  That is, in order to variably adjust the winding size of the pair of winding portions 40 in accordance with the winding size of the head Aa, the winding portion 40 is mounted in a state in which the winding portion 40 is closely fitted to the head Aa. be able to.

  As a result, since the position and orientation of the assembly sun visor 10 can be prevented from being displaced in the state of being mounted on the head Aa, the effects and effects added to the first embodiment can be achieved.

  When employing the above-described winding adjusting portions 50B, 50C, 50D, the lower edge portion of the winding portion 40 with respect to the surface of the winding portion 40 opposite to the winding surface wound around the head Aa of the wearer A A scale 40b for displaying the winding size may be provided in advance (see FIGS. 7, 8, and 9).

  That is, in order to adjust the winding size with reference to the scale 40b attached to the winding portion 40 when the pair of winding portions 40 connected to both ends of the collar portion 30 is wound around the head Aa, The winding size of the winding part 40 can be variably adjusted more accurately according to the winding size of the head Aa.

  Thereby, the winding part 40 can be wound in the state which just fits with respect to the head Aa.

(Example 6)
In Example 6, as shown in FIG. 10, an example in which a forehead sheet 200 is continuously provided on the upper edge portion other than the lower edge portion in which the insertion pieces 21 a and 21 b are formed in the forehead support portion 20, and FIG. 11 is shown. As described above, an example in which the collar sheet 300 is continuously provided at the front edge portion other than the rear edge portion where the insertion holes 31a and 31b are formed in the collar portion 30 will be described.
FIG. 10 is a plan view of the forehead support 20 provided with the forehead sheet 200, and FIG. 11 is a plan view of the eaves 30 provided with the eaves sheet 300 in series.

  The forehead sheet 200 of the forehead support 20 shown in FIG. 10 and the forehead sheet 300 of the forehead 30 shown in FIG. 11 are processed into a desired size and shape using a cutting tool such as scissors or a cutter, for example. . Alternatively, a desired design (for example, a character, a pattern, a picture, or the like) is applied to at least one of the front and back surfaces of the forehead sheet 200 and the buttock sheet 300 using a writing instrument such as a paint, a crayon, or an oil pen. Can do.

As a result, compared to an existing assembling sun visor (not shown), the forehead pad 20 and the collar 30 of the assembling sun visor 10 of the present invention can be made more conspicuous, and the attention of surrounding people can be gathered. It can also increase appeal.
As a result, it can be appealed that the assembly-type sun visor 10 of the present invention is individual or original.

  In addition, if lines such as grids, oblique eyes, and curves are preliminarily printed on the forehead sheet 200 and the buttock sheet 300, the forehead sheet 200 and the buttock sheet 300 are set to a desired size using the lines as a guide. It can be accurately processed depending on the thickness and shape, and a desired design can be more accurately applied.

In the correspondence between the configuration of the present invention and the embodiment,
The winding adjusting means of the present invention corresponds to the winding adjusting portions 41, 50B, 50C, 50D of the embodiment,
The present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above-described embodiment, but can be applied based on the technical idea shown in the claims, and many embodiments can be obtained.

  In the above-described second embodiment, the example in which the ribs 35 and 36 are formed on the collar part 30 has been described. However, for example, the ribs 35 and 36 may be formed on the forehead support 20, and the forehead support 20 is attached to the wearer A. It can be kept in a predetermined shape that is pressed against the forehead part Ab so as to fit snugly.

A ... Wearer Aa ... Head Ab ... Forehead 10 ... Assembling-type sun visor 20 ... Forehead seat 200 ... Forehead sheet 21a, 21b ... Insert piece 21c ... Folded piece 22 ... Abutting portion 23 ... Bending ruled line 30庇 part 300 庇 part sheet 31a, 31b 込 み insertion hole 32 端 end part 32, 33 ３３ bent ruled line 35, 36 リ ブ rib 40 巻 winding part 40b 目 scale 41 巻 winding adjustment part 42 係 止 locking hole 43 ... Rubber string 44 ... Projection part 50B ... Winding adjustment part 51B ... Hook fastener 52B ... Female side tape 53B ... Male side tape 50C ... Winding adjustment part 51C ... Locking hole 52C ... Locking piece 50D ... Winding adjustment part 51D ... Upward notch 52D ... Down notch

Claims (9)

A forehead abutting portion pressed against a forehead portion of the head of the wearer, a heel portion protruding forward from the forehead abutting portion, and a pair of winding portions connected to both ends of the heel portion; An assembly type sun visor comprising: a winding adjustment means for variably adjusting a winding size of the winding portion;
An insertion hole in which an insertion piece is formed at one edge portion of the opposing edge portions where the lower edge portion of the forehead support portion and the rear edge portion of the flange portion face each other, and the insertion piece can be inserted into the other edge portion. Formed,
The insertion piece and the insertion hole are
A plurality are arranged at predetermined intervals in the width direction along the one and other edges,
On the lower edge of the forehead pad where the insertion piece and the insertion hole are not formed,
The assembly type sun visor in which the contact part contacted with the arc-shaped end part formed in the rear edge part of the said collar part was formed. The insertion piece is
It is formed in the center part in the width direction of the lower edge part in the forehead support part, and both end parts that are closer to the inside than both ends in the width direction of the lower edge part,
The insertion hole is
The assembling-type sun visor according to claim 1, wherein the sun visor is formed at a center portion in the width direction of the rear edge portion of the collar portion and both end portions closer to the inner side than both ends of the rear edge portion in the width direction. The insertion hole is
It is composed of a hole portion formed on the rear side of the rear edge portion in the collar portion, and a hole portion formed on the front side,
The assembly-type sun visor according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hole on the rear side and the hole on the front side are arranged at a predetermined interval in the front-rear direction. Between the both end portions of the forehead support portion and the insertion pieces formed at the both end portions are continuously provided with folded pieces,
The folded piece is
The assembling-type sun visor according to claim 2, wherein the sun visor is formed in a size and a shape that are folded over a rear edge portion on a rear side from a portion where insertion holes at both ends of the flange portion are formed. In the center part of the width direction in the said collar part, and the both end parts which approached the inner side rather than the both ends of the width direction in this collar part,
The assembly-type sun visor according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a plurality of folding ruled lines that can be folded are attached in parallel with the front-rear direction of the collar portion. In the continuous part of the collar and the winding part,
The assembling-type sun visor according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein folding ruled lines that can be folded are attached from the left and right rear edge portions of the collar portion obliquely forward to the left and right. The assembly-type sun visor according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein an appropriate number of ribs are formed on at least one of the front and back surfaces of the flange. In the portion other than the edge portion where the insertion piece is formed in the forehead support portion,
The assembly-type sun visor according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a forehead sheet that can be processed into a desired size and shape is continuously provided. In the portion other than the edge portion where the insertion hole is formed in the collar portion,
The assembling-type sun visor according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein a collar sheet that can be processed into a desired size and shape is continuously provided.

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