JP2021179058A - Head mounter and mounter - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a simple and inexpensive head mounter and mounter that can stably hold a front plate surface portion, has a small number of parts, and is easy to store.SOLUTION: For example, when a head mounting tool X is worn on a user's head, a head winding portion 40 is wound around a user's head, a second mountain fold line portion 60 is mountain-folded and a relay portion 20 is extended forward, and a first mountain fold line portion 50 is mountain-folded so that a front plate surface portion 10 is extended downward from a front end portion of the relay portion 20, and the front plate surface portion 10 is located in front of a user's face, and each tip of the head winding portion 40 is inserted into each insertion hole portion 12 of the front plate surface portion 10 and locked, so that the front plate surface portion 10 is curved in a left-right direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a head wearer and a wearer to be worn and used by a user.

For example, as a head-mounted device, a protective device or a protective device that covers the face has already been disclosed (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).

Specifically, Patent Document 1 describes a headgear portion and a band-shaped rotating portion that is attached to the headgear portion and is rotatably supported around the positions of both heads of the wearer when the headgear portion is mounted. , While maintaining a predetermined distance from the wearer's face, it extends from the lower edge of the rotating part and is transparent so as to be located in front of the wearer's face when worn. Protective equipment with a section is disclosed.

Further, in Patent Document 2, a pair of protrusions are provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the outer surface of the curved transparent plate, and the upper contact plate and the lower contact plate are projected and fixed to the inner surface of the transparent plate, respectively, to fix the transparent plate. A protective device for cooking provided with a holding portion at an appropriate position on the inner surface of the above is disclosed.

Utility Model Registration No. 3220327 Gazette Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 9-94176

However, in the above-mentioned protective equipment or protective equipment disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2, the transparent member covering the face tends to wobble with respect to the head, and moreover, there is sufficient space for the glasses worn by the user. If you try to secure it, there is a problem that the transparent member is more likely to wobble and is not stably held. In addition, all of these configurations have a complicated structure, a large number of parts, are extremely unsuitable for mass production in a short period of time, and are difficult to store.

Therefore, the present invention proposes a head-mounted device that is simple as a whole and suitable for mass production, has a stable holding of a portion located on the front side of the head, and is easy to store.

Further, the present invention proposes a mounting tool that is simple as a whole and suitable for mass production, a portion located on the front side of the head is stably held, and is easy to store.

The first invention is a face-covering head-worn tool made of a sheet material, which has a forehead contact portion that comes into contact with the user's forehead while being mounted on the user's head. In the used state, the relay portion is extended forward from the forehead contact portion and is located at least above the position of the user's eyes, and in the used state, the relay portion is extended downward from the front end portion of the relay portion and used. A main body seat portion including a front plate surface portion located in front of a person's face and a head winding portion that is locked to the front plate surface portion in the used state and is wound around the user's head. In the used state, the front plate surface portion that engages with the head winding portion is curved in the left-right direction, and at least a part of the front edge portion including the front end portion of the relay portion is curved. It is a head-mounted tool characterized in that it is abutted toward a portion of the back surface of the front plate surface portion in the state of being abutted toward a portion below the upper edge of the front plate surface portion.

With such a configuration, the front plate surface portion that is vertically oriented in the used state is locked to the head winding portion and becomes a curved state, and the relay portion that is in a posture protruding forward from behind Since it is supported, the shape retention of the front plate surface portion is improved, and wobbling is significantly suppressed in the used state, so that there is no problem of insufficient strength. At the same time, since the relay portion protrudes forward in the used state, the distance between the face and the front plate surface portion is appropriately secured, and the usability is not impaired even by a person who wears eyeglasses.

Here, the relay portion, the forehead contact portion, and the front plate surface portion are included in at least a single sheet material made of a transparent material, and the relay portion is a predetermined first formed in the left-right direction. It is coupled to the front plate surface portion via a mountain fold line portion, and locking portions for locking the head winding portion are formed at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion, and the forehead. The contact portion is coupled to the outer edge portion of the relay portion in the left-right direction, which is located on the opposite side of the front plate surface portion, via a predetermined second mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. The head winding portion is arranged at each of the left and right ends of the forehead contact portion, and the first mountain is formed in a region where the front plate surface portion and the relay portion are continuous in the expanded state of the main body sheet portion. A cut portion extending outward from both ends of the folded line portion toward the relay portion side and opening outward is formed, and the front plate surface portion and the relay portion are adjacent to each other along the cut portion. At the same time, in the used state, the forehead contact portion contacts the user's forehead portion, the second mountain fold line portion is folded in a mountain fold, the relay portion is extended forward, and the first mountain fold line portion is formed. By folding the mountain, the front plate surface portion is extended downward from the front end portion of the relay portion, and each tip portion of the head winding portion is locked to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion. A configuration is proposed in which the face plate surface portion is curved in the left-right direction.

With such a configuration, the relay part and the front plate surface part can be assembled by bending a single sheet, so that a mold as a molded product is not required, the number of parts is small, the number of parts is small, and the sheet state. If there is, there is an advantage that the storage location is not a problem. For example, the first invention can be suitably used by store workers such as supermarkets and convenience stores as a face shield for preventing droplet infection due to a virus. In this case, since the upper part of the face is also shielded by the relay portion, there is an advantage that the risk of infection is further reduced.

Further, the relay portion, the forehead contact portion, the front plate surface portion, and the head winding portion are included in a single sheet material, and the head winding portion includes the left and right ends of the forehead contact portion. A configuration is proposed in which each part is extended and formed.

With such a configuration, the number of parts is further reduced and assembly becomes easier.

Further, the main body sheet portion is a paper that is separate from the sheet portion made of a transparent material constituting the front plate surface portion and the sheet portion constituting the front plate surface portion and constitutes a portion other than the front plate surface portion. It is composed of a sheet-making part, and is connected to at least one of the position that becomes the front end part in the use state in the relay part and the position that becomes the upper end part in the use state in the front plate surface part. A portion is formed, and a connected portion to which the connecting portion is connected is formed on the other side, and the head winding portion is locked to the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion. A portion is formed, and among the outer edge portions in the left-right direction of the relay portion, the outer edge portion that is on the front side in the used state is head-wound via a predetermined third mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. In the region where the rotating part is coupled and the relay part and the head winding part are continuous in the unfolded state of the main body sheet part, the third mountain fold line part faces outward from both ends toward the relay part. A cut portion extending to the outside is formed, and the relay portion and the head winding portion are adjacent to each other along the cut portion, and in the used state, the connection portion is covered with the cover. By being connected to the connection portion, the front end portion of the relay portion and the upper end portion of the front plate surface portion are in a continuous state, and the third mountain fold line portion is mountain-folded from the front end portion of the relay portion. The head winding portion is extended downward, and each tip portion of the head winding portion is attached to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion in a state where the head winding portion and the front plate surface portion are overlapped with each other. A configuration is proposed in which the front plate surface portion is locked and curved in the left-right direction.

With such a configuration, the material cost for the transparent material can be significantly reduced. In addition, for example, it is possible to print a company logo or design on a paper part at low cost. In addition, if a paper sheet material is included, there is an advantage that it is easy to distribute as a promotional material. Further, since the paper sheet material can be disposable, for example, disinfection and wiping of bacteria are not required for the portion.

The second invention is a head mounting tool with a decorative portion to be attached to the user's head, which includes a main body sheet portion made of a sheet material, and the main body sheet portion is a decorative portion. It is arranged substantially in the center of the front plate surface portion and the outer edge portion in the left-right direction of the front plate surface portion, and is coupled to the front plate surface portion via a predetermined first mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. The relay portion is coupled to the outer edge portion of the relay portion in the left-right direction, which is located on the opposite side of the front plate surface portion, via a predetermined second mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. The head winding portion is provided on both the left and right sides of the relay portion, and the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion are each of the head winding portion. Each locking part is provided to lock the tip part, and in the used state attached to the user's head, the head winding part is wound around the user's head, and the second mountain The folded line part is mountain-folded and the relay part is extended forward, and the first mountain-folded line part is mountain-folded so that the front plate surface portion is extended upward from the front end portion of the relay part. The front plate surface portion is located in front of the user's forehead, and each tip portion of the head winding portion is locked to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion, and the front plate surface portion is curved in the left-right direction. It is a head-mounted tool characterized in that it is in a state of being in a slanted state.

With such a configuration, it can be suitably used as a sun visor for children with the front plate surface portion as a decorative portion.

Further, the third invention is to be used by being attached to a worn item worn by a user on the face, and is a face covering attachment having a main body sheet portion made of a sheet material. The main body sheet portion has a front plate surface portion located in front of the user's face in the used state, and cuts are provided at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion to form downward notched tongue pieces. In addition, through holes are formed in each of the left and right terminal portions in the slit portion formed along the outer edge portion of the cut tongue piece, and the pair of left and right provided by the worn item. Of the linear portions of the above, a predetermined first engagement portion arranged in each linear portion and a second engagement portion adjacent to the side of the first engagement portion form a pair of left and right through holes. It is a wearing tool characterized in that the front plate surface portion is located at least in front of the eye portion of the user's face when each is inserted and the worn item is worn by the user.

Here, conventionally, a wearing tool that protects the user's eye by wearing it on a worn item such as a mask has been proposed. However, the conventional one covers almost the entire face, and causes the user to feel uncomfortable due to heat, suffocation, and close contact with the wearing tool. In the present invention, since the linear body of the worn item is laterally extended and attached to the both through holes, the area other than the area around the user's eye (for example, the area around the mouth) is unnecessarily covered. There is no need, and the user can use it comfortably. By the way, the terminal portions arranged on the left and right sides of the slit portion in the present invention do not have to be arranged exactly along the horizontal direction. For example, when the user wears the worn item, both terminals thereof may be slightly inclined in an oblique direction.

Here, it is proposed that the worn item is a mask and the linear portion is an ear strap portion of the mask.

With such a configuration, the mask that protects the mouth and the wearing tool of the present invention that protects the eye portion can be suitably integrated. Here, in a general commercially available mask, there are two places where the ear hook string portion and the mask body are connected to each other in a pair of upper and lower parts, but in the present invention, the present invention is attached only to the string portion located on the upper side. If it is stable, it will be fixed to the mask. For this reason, a portion to be fixed to the string portion located on the lower side is unnecessary for the mounting tool, and it is possible to provide a mounting tool having a compact shape.

Further, the fourth invention is to be used by being attached to a worn item worn by a user on the face, and is a face covering attachment having a main body sheet portion made of a sheet material. The main body sheet portion has a front plate surface portion located in front of the user's face in the used state, and cuts are provided at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion to form notched tongue pieces. At the same time, the gap shielded by the cut tongue piece portion is used as a through hole portion, and the pair of left and right linear portions provided by the worn item are inserted into the pair of left and right through hole portions, respectively, so that the worn item can be worn. It is a wearing tool characterized in that the front plate surface portion is located at least in front of the eye portion of the user's face when worn by the user.

In such a configuration, since the linear portion is inserted into the through hole portion and attached to the worn item, it is not necessary to wastefully cover the area other than the area around the user's eye portion, and the user can use it. It can be used comfortably.

It is proposed that the worn item is spectacles, and the linear portion is a vine portion of the spectacles.

With such a configuration, the spectacles and the wearing tool of the present invention can be suitably integrated.

According to the head mounting tool according to the present invention, the front plate surface portion can be stably held. Moreover, since the number of parts is small, it is possible to provide a simple and inexpensive head mounting tool that is easy to store.

Further, according to the mounting tool according to the present invention, the front plate surface portion can be stably held. Moreover, since the number of parts is small, it is possible to provide a simple and inexpensive mounting tool that is easy to store.

It is an external perspective view of a head wearer. A part of the head mounting tool according to the first embodiment is shown, (A) is a developed view of a main body seat portion, and (B) is a plan view of a connected body. It is sectional drawing which shows the use state of a head wearer. It is an enlarged view which shows the front plate surface part in the use state, (A) shows the front surface of the front plate surface part, (B) shows the side cross section of the front plate surface part. The parts of the head mounting tool according to the second embodiment are shown, (A) is a developed view of a main body seat portion, and (B) is a plan view of a head winding portion. It is explanatory drawing explaining the engaging state of a head winding part and an eyelet member. It is explanatory drawing which shows the head mounting tool which concerns on Example 3, and shows the state which combined the head side seat part and the shield side sheet part. The head mounting tool according to the third embodiment is shown, (A) is a developed view of a head side seat portion, and (B) is a developed view of a shield side seat portion. It is a top view of the mounting tool which concerns on Example 4. FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which the user has put on the wearing tool which concerns on Example 4. FIG. It is a top view of the mounting tool which concerns on Example 5. FIG. It is a side view which shows the state which the user has put on the wearing tool which concerns on Example 5. FIG. FIG. 5 is a side view showing a state in which the user wears the fitting according to the fifth embodiment and the front plate surface portion is raised toward the forehead side.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described according to the following Examples 1-5. The present invention is not limited to the following examples, and the design can be changed as appropriate. Further, since the embodiment of the present invention is made of a thin plastic sheet material or a paper sheet material, the portion where the sheets are overlapped with each other is not shown for the sake of simplicity. .. Further, in the following description, the vertical, front-back, and left-right directions are defined, but in principle, the directions are described based on the up-down, front-back, and left-right directions in the usage state. In addition, the common items of each embodiment are described in a simplified manner, omitted from the illustrations, or with the same reference numerals.

[Example 1]
The head wearer X shown in FIG. 1 and the like is used as a so-called face shield having a function of covering the face.

As shown in FIG. 2, the head mounting tool X shown in FIG. 1 is composed of two parts, specifically, a main body seat portion 1 (see FIG. 2A) and a connecting body 80 (see FIG. 2B). ing.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the main body sheet portion 1 is made of a single sheet material made of a transparent plastic material. The main body sheet portion 1 has a front plate surface portion 10 that covers the front of the face, a relay portion 20 that is continuous with the front plate surface portion 10, and a strip-shaped forehead contact portion 30 that is continuous with the relay portion 20. And a pair of head winding portions 40 continuous with the forehead contact portion 30.

Here, the front plate surface portion 10 has a sufficient area to cover the face, and the left and right end portions 11 and 11 protruding to the left and right each have an insertion hole portion 12 as a locking portion. It is hole-shaped and formed vertically.

Further, at a substantially central position on the upper edge portion of the front plate surface portion 10, a relay portion 20 that is long and horizontally long in the left-right direction and has a substantially crescent shape is coupled. The outer edges of the left and right ends of the relay portion 20 have curved outer edge portions 21 and 21 having a curved shape that is convex outward. At the boundary between the front plate surface portion 10 and the relay portion 20, a first mountain fold line portion 50 formed in the left-right direction is formed.

Further, on the outer edge portion of the relay portion 20 located on the opposite side of the front plate surface portion 10, a strip-shaped forehead contact portion 30 that is horizontally long and curved according to the shape of the head is coupled.

Further, head winding portions 40 and 40 are coupled to the left and right ends of the forehead contact portion 30, respectively. More specifically, the head winding portion 40 is formed to extend outward on both the left and right sides with the forehead contact portion 30 as the center, and is extended outward, and a pair of slit holes are formed at the tips of the left and right ends. The portions 42 and 42 are formed, respectively. At the boundary between the relay portion 20 and the forehead contact portion 30, an arcuate second mountain fold line portion 60 formed in the left-right direction is formed. Further, at both ends of the second mountain fold line portion 60, the valley fold line portions 70 and 70 are formed so as to be continuous with the curved outer edge portion 21 of the relay portion 20 so as to cross the head winding portion 40, respectively. Has been done.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2B, the connecting body 80 is composed of a strip body long in the left-right direction which is a part of the head winding portion 40, and both ends thereof are heads in the main body seat portion 1. It is inserted into the slit holes 42, 42 of the partial winding portion 40 and connected to each other. Both ends of the connecting body 80 have a key shape so that the size can be freely adjusted based on the size of the user's head circumference, and can be appropriately locked to the hole edge of the slit hole 42 to be positioned at a desired position. It has become.

Next, a main part of the present invention will be described.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the unfolded state of the main body sheet portion 1, a pair of left and right cut portions 52, 52 are formed in a region where the front plate surface portion 10 and the relay portion 20 are continuous.

More specifically, the cut portion 52 extends outward from one end of the first mountain fold line portion 50 toward the relay portion 20 side and is open to the outside, and is open to the outside on both sides of the first mountain fold line portion 50. They are arranged symmetrically. The front plate surface portion 10 and the relay portion 20 are adjacent to each other along each cut portion 52, and the first mountain fold line portion 50 is apparently formed at a position where it enters the front plate surface portion 10 side. It has become.

In the configuration described so far, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the connecting body 80 is engaged with the slit hole portion 42 to connect the head winding portion 40 to the user's head. In the mounted state of use, the valley fold line portion 70 is valley-folded and the head winding portion 40 is wound around the user's head. At the same time, the forehead contact portion 30 is in contact with the forehead portion, and the second mountain fold line portion 60 located at the upper end portion of the forehead contact portion 30 is mountain-folded and the relay portion 20 is extended forward. Will be. At this time, the relay unit 20 is located above the position of the user's eyes.

In addition, the first mountain fold line portion 50 is mountain-folded at the front end portion of the relay portion 20, so that the front plate surface portion 10 is extended downward from the front end portion of the relay portion 20. At this time, the front plate surface portion 10 is located in front of the user's face and preferably exerts a function of preventing droplet infection.

The tip portions of the head winding portion 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 12, 12 in the left and right end portions 11 and 11 of the front plate surface portion 10, so that the left and right end portions 11 of the front plate surface portion 10 are inserted. The head winding portion 40 is locked to 11. As a result, the front plate surface portion 10 is curved in the left-right direction along the head in the used state, and the center protrudes forward.

Here, as described above, a curved outer edge portion 21 is formed on the outer edge of the relay portion 20 along the cut portions 52 located on both sides of the first mountain fold line portion 50, as shown in FIG. As described above, in the used state, the curved outer edge portion 21 of the relay portion 20 is abutted from the rear side at a position below the upper edge on the back surface of the front plate surface portion 10, and is in partial line contact with each other. .. Therefore, the front plate surface portion 10 is supported from behind, and wobbling is greatly suppressed, and problems such as the front plate surface portion 10 tilting back and forth do not occur. In addition, the curved state of the front plate surface portion 10 is stably maintained, and droplet infection can be suitably prevented even while the user is working.

Further, in the used state, since the relay portion 20 is extended forward, the distance between the face and the front plate surface portion 10 is appropriately secured, and even a person who wears eyeglasses, for example, can use it. The feeling is not impaired. Further, since the area above the face is also shielded by the relay unit 20, droplet infection can be further effectively prevented.

Further, since the main body sheet portion 1 is composed of a single sheet, it is inexpensive, has a small number of parts, is easy to assemble, and has the advantages that the storage location is not a problem if it is in the state of a sheet.

[Example 2]
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, another example described below is proposed as the engagement structure between the head winding portion 40 and the front plate surface portion 10.

That is, as shown in FIG. 5A, a convex portion 951 as an axis in the center of the eyelet member 95 attached to the left and right end portions 11 and 11 of the front plate surface portion 10 of the main body seat portion 90 so as to be sandwiched from the front and back sides (FIG. 5A). 6), the slit portions 96, 96 formed at each tip of the forehead contact portion 30, and the slit portions 99 formed at the left and right ends of the head winding portion 40 (see FIG. 5B), which is a separate member. The 99s are fitted into each other and are locked to each other. With such a configuration, for example, the slit portion 99 of the head winding portion 40 is detached from or fitted from the convex portion 951, so that the head winding portion 40 can be easily removed from the front plate surface portion 10. It can be installed or installed.

[Example 3]
Further, as shown in FIG. 7, a head mounting tool Y in which different materials are combined is proposed.

That is, the main body seat portion according to the present invention is configured by combining the shield side seat portion 2 (see FIG. 8B) and the head side seat portion 3 (see FIG. 8A) which is a separate body thereof. Here, the shield-side sheet portion 2 is made of a sheet material made of a transparent material constituting the front plate surface portion 10. On the other hand, the head side sheet portion 3 constitutes a portion other than the front plate surface portion 10, and is made of a paper sheet material.

More specifically, as shown in FIG. 8A, the head side seat portion 3 is coupled to the relay portion 20 and the forehead contact portion 30 coupled to the relay portion 20 and the relay portion 20 in the same manner. It is composed of a head winding portion 40. The head winding portion 40 is arranged at a position that becomes the front end portion in the relay portion 20 in the used state, and the forehead contact portion 30 is arranged on the opposite side of the head winding portion 40.

A third mountain fold line portion 100 is formed in the left-right direction at the boundary between the head winding portion 40 and the relay portion 20. Further, engagement structures are provided on the left and right end portions 44, 44 of the head winding portion 40, respectively. Further, a polygonal line portion 45 is appropriately provided at a predetermined position of the head winding portion 40.

Further, a slit portion 6 as a connected portion is provided along the left-right direction at the center of the third mountain fold line portion 100, which is the front end portion of the relay portion 20. The slit portion 6 is defined to have a size in which the convex connecting portion 5 described later can be inserted.

Further, the above-mentioned cut portions 52 and 52 are formed on both sides of the third mountain fold line portion 100.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8B, a convex connecting portion 5 (connecting portion) protruding upward via the mountain fold line portion 51 is provided at the upper end portion of the shield side sheet portion 2 in the used state. It is formed.

In such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 7, the left and right end portions 44, 44 of the head winding portion 40 are inserted into the insertion holes 12, 12 in the left and right end portions 11, 11 of the front plate surface portion 10, respectively. At the same time, the convex connection portion 5 is inserted into the slit portion 6, and the shield side sheet portion 2 and the head side sheet portion 3 are coupled to each other.

Further, the central portion of the head winding portion 40 and the front plate surface portion 10 which are overlapped with each other are mountain-folded at the third mountain fold line portion 100 with respect to the relay portion 20 and are extended downward. Further, the forehead contact portion 30 is folded in a mountain shape with respect to the relay portion 20, and the left and right end portions 33, 33 of the forehead contact portion 30 are locked to the insertion holes 12, 12, respectively. When the left and right end portions 44, 44 of the head winding portion 40 are engaged with each other, the front plate surface portion 10 is held in a state of being curved in the left-right direction.

Other configurations may be adopted for the connection structure including the convex connection portion 5 and the slit portion 6.

Although the first to third embodiments described above are suitable as a face shield using a transparent material, the head mounting tools X and Y may be entirely made of a paper material and used as a so-called face. It is possible.

Further, as the head mounting tools X and Y, if they are mounted on the head so that the front plate surface portion 10 is extended upward by turning it upside down, it can be used as an event hat with the front plate surface portion 10 as a decorative portion. can do. For example, the front plate surface portion 10 is made of paper, and various characters and other patterns can be attached to the surface of the front plate surface portion 10.

[Example 4]
As shown in FIG. 9, the fitting 200 includes a main body sheet portion 210 formed by cutting out a transparent sheet material into a predetermined shape.

Further, a flat plate-shaped front plate surface portion 220 is provided at the center of the main body sheet portion 210. Further, at the lower positions on the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion 220, cuts are provided in a substantially U-shape, and downward cut tongue pieces 231,231 are formed, respectively. Here, a substantially U-shaped slit portion 232 is formed on the outer edge portion of each cut tongue piece portion 231. In both terminal portions arranged on the left and right sides of the slit portion 232, through hole portions 233 and are formed. Each of the 233 is opened in a penetrating manner.

As shown in FIG. 10, such a fitting 200 is masked by inserting a string portion near the upper side of the ear hook string portion 800 of the mask M into the slit portion 232 and inserting the through holes 233 and 233, respectively. It is hooked on M and is in the mounted state.

In other words, in the state where the attachment 200 is attached to the mask M, the first engagement portion 801 arranged side by side in the ear hook string portion 800 and the first engagement portion 801 are adjacent to each other. The second engagement portion 802 is inserted into the pair of left and right through hole portions 233 and 233, respectively, and is supported at two points, so to speak.

When the user wears the mask M in this state, the front plate surface portion 220 is located in front of the user's eye portion to protect the user's eye portion.

Here, the wearer 200 has a dimensional shape that is arranged only around the user's eye portion, and has a shape that is cut from the cheek portion to the bottom. Therefore, it is lightweight, does not become cloudy, and does not give a feeling of oppression to the user, so that it is excellent in comfort.

Further, since the ear strap portion 800 of the mask M is arranged along the face shape on the side of the user's eye portion, the front plate surface portion 220 is in a state of being suitably curved along the face shape of the user. Will be.

Further, since a gap is secured between the forehead of the user and the mounting tool 200, moisture is not trapped, and problems such as the front plate surface portion 220 becoming cloudy due to humidity are unlikely to occur.

Further, since the wearing tool 200 is attached to the user via the mask M, the load applied to the user can be reduced as compared with the configuration in which the wearing tool is directly covered from the head, for example, the hairstyle is broken. Problem does not occur.

In addition, since it can be stored in the shape of a sheet, space can be saved even when it is stored in large quantities.

The mask-mounted face shields that have been proposed so far are based on the idea of fixing to the pair of upper and lower string parts connected to the mask, so the shield part inevitably extends to the underside of the mask. It had a long shape in the vertical direction. Such a conventional configuration is accompanied by heat and suffocation, but the present invention can suitably solve such a problem.

The mask M constitutes a worn item according to the present invention. Further, the ear hook string portion 800 constitutes a linear portion according to the present invention.

[Example 5]
As shown in FIG. 11, the mounting tool 300 includes a main body sheet portion 310 formed by cutting out a transparent sheet material into a predetermined shape. Further, a flat plate-shaped front plate surface portion 320 is provided at the center of the main body sheet portion 310. Cuts are provided at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion 320, and cut tongue pieces 331 and 331 are formed respectively. The gap shielded by each cut tongue piece portion 331 is a through-hole portion 333.

As shown in FIG. 12, the wearing tool 300 is attached to the spectacles G by inserting the vine portion 850, which is a linear portion of the spectacles G, which is a worn item, into the insertion portion 333. At this time, the spectacles G are arranged so as to be closer to the user than the front plate surface portion 320. When the user wears the spectacles G in this state, the front plate surface portion 320 is located in front of the user's eye portion.

Here, since the wearing tool 300 is arranged only around the user's eye portion, it is difficult to give a feeling of oppression to the user.

Further, since the vine portion 850 of the spectacles G is arranged along the substantially front-rear direction next to the user's eye portion, the front plate surface portion 320 of the wearer 300 is suitably curved and is in front of the user's eye portion. Located in.

Further, since a gap is formed between the forehead of the user and the mounting tool 300, moisture does not get trapped, and problems such as the front plate surface portion 320 becoming cloudy due to humidity are unlikely to occur.

Further, the wearing tool 300 is worn by the user via the spectacles G, and the burden on the user can be reduced.

Further, as shown in FIG. 13, the wearer 300 can be rotated toward the forehead side with the vine portion 850 inserted through the through hole portion 333 as an axis, and the front plate surface portion 320 is positioned in front of the eye portion. Can be removed from.

X, Y Head mounter 1,90 Main body seat part 2 Shield side seat part 3 Head side seat part 5 Convex connection part (connection part)
6 Slit part (connected part)
10 Front plate surface portion 11 Left and right end portions 12 Insertion hole portion (locking portion)
20 Relay part 30 Forehead contact part 40 Head winding part 50 First mountain fold line part 52 Cut part 60 Second mountain fold line part 100 Third mountain fold line part 200, 300 Mounting tool 210, 310 Main body sheet part 220, 320 Front plate surface part 231,331 Cut tongue piece part 232 Slit part 233,333 Through hole part 800 Ear hook string part 801 First engagement part 802 Second engagement part 850 Crane part 951 Convex part (locking part)
G glasses M mask

With such a configuration, the spectacles and the wearing tool of the present invention can be suitably integrated. Further, another invention of the present invention is used by being attached to a worn item worn by a user on the face, and is a wearing tool for face covering provided with a main body sheet portion made of a sheet material. The main body seat portion has a front plate surface portion located in front of the user's face in a used state, and through holes are formed at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion, and the worn item is provided. Of the pair of left and right linear portions, each linear portion is inserted into the pair of left and right through holes, and the front plate surface portion is in front of the user's face in a usage state in which the worn item is worn by the user. It is a mounting tool characterized by being located in.

Claims (9)

It is a head attachment for face covering made of sheet material.
The forehead contact part that comes into contact with the user's forehead when worn on the user's head,
A relay portion that is extended forward from the upper end of the forehead contact portion in the used state and is located at least above the position of the user's eyes.
In the state of use, the front plate surface portion that is extended downward from the front end portion of the relay portion and is located in front of the user's face, and the front plate surface portion.
In the used state, the head winding portion that is locked to the front plate surface portion and is wound around the user's head, and the head winding portion.
Equipped with a main body seat including
In the used state, the front plate surface portion that engages with the head winding portion is curved in the left-right direction, and at least a part of the leading edge portion including the front end portion of the relay portion is curved. A head-mounted tool characterized in that the back surface of the front plate surface portion is abutted toward a portion below the upper edge of the front plate surface portion. The relay portion, the forehead contact portion, and the front plate surface portion are contained in at least a single sheet material made of a transparent material.
The relay portion is coupled to the front plate surface portion via a predetermined first mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction.
Locking portions for locking the head winding portion are formed on the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion.
The forehead contact portion is connected to the outer edge portion of the relay portion in the left-right direction, which is located on the opposite side of the front plate surface portion, via a predetermined second mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. It is made and
The head winding portion is arranged at both left and right ends of the forehead contact portion, respectively.
In the region where the front plate surface portion and the relay portion are continuous in the expanded state of the main body sheet portion, the cut portion extending outward from both ends of the first mountain fold line portion toward the relay portion and opened outward. Is formed, the front plate surface portion and the relay portion are adjacent to each other along the cut portion, and in the used state, the forehead contact portion contacts the user's forehead portion, and the second mountain fold line is formed. The portion is folded in a mountain fold and the relay portion is extended forward, and the first mountain fold line portion is folded in a mountain fold so that the front plate surface portion is extended downward from the front end portion of the relay portion. The head mounting tool according to claim 1, wherein each tip of the winding portion is locked to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion, and the front plate surface portion is curved in the left-right direction. The relay portion, the forehead contact portion, the front plate surface portion, and the head winding portion are included in a single sheet material.
The head mounting tool according to claim 2, wherein the head winding portion is formed so as to extend from the left and right ends of the forehead contact portion. The main body sheet part
A sheet portion made of a transparent material constituting the front plate surface portion and a sheet portion
It is composed of a paper sheet portion that is separate from the sheet portion that constitutes the front plate surface portion and that constitutes a portion other than the front plate surface portion.
A connecting portion connected to the other is formed at at least one of the position that becomes the front end portion in the relay portion and the position that becomes the upper end portion in the used state on the front plate surface portion, and the other , A connected portion to which the connecting portion is connected is formed.
Locking portions for locking the head winding portion are formed on the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion.
Of the outer edge portions in the left-right direction of the relay portion, the outer edge portion that is on the front side in the used state is coupled with a head winding portion via a predetermined third mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction. Ori,
In the region where the relay part and the head winding part are continuous in the unfolded state of the main body sheet part, they extend outward from both ends of the third mountain fold line part toward the relay part and are opened to the outside. A cut portion is formed, and the relay portion and the head winding portion are adjacent to each other along the cut portion, and in the used state, the connection portion is connected to the connected portion. The front end of the relay portion and the upper end of the front plate surface portion are in a continuous state, and the third mountain fold line portion is mountain-folded so that the head winding portion is inserted downward from the front end portion of the relay portion. In a state where the head winding portion and the front plate surface portion are overlapped with each other, each tip portion of the head winding portion is locked to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion, and the front plate surface portion is formed. The head-mounted device according to claim 1, which is in a state of being curved in the left-right direction. It is a head attachment with a decorative part that is attached to the user's head.
Equipped with a main body seat part made of sheet material,
The main body sheet part
The front plate surface, which is the decorative part, and
A relay portion that is arranged substantially in the center of the outer edge portion in the left-right direction of the front plate surface portion and is coupled to the front plate surface portion via a predetermined first mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction.
Of the outer edge portions in the left-right direction of the relay portion, the outer edge portion located on the opposite side of the front plate surface portion is coupled to the outer edge portion via a predetermined second mountain fold line portion formed in the left-right direction, and is described above. The head winding part, which is formed to extend on both the left and right sides around the relay part,
Equipped with
Locking portions for locking the tips of the head winding portions are provided on the left and right ends of the front plate surface portion.
In the used state attached to the user's head, the head winding part is wound around the user's head, the second mountain fold line part is mountain-folded, and the relay part is extended forward. In addition, when the first mountain fold line portion is folded in a mountain fold, the front plate surface portion is extended upward from the front end portion of the relay portion, and the front plate surface portion is located in front of the user's forehead. A head mounting tool characterized in that each tip of the head winding portion is locked to each locking portion of the front plate surface portion so that the front plate surface portion is curved in the left-right direction. .. It is used by being attached to a worn item worn by the user on the face, and is a face covering attachment having a main body seat portion made of a sheet material.
The main body sheet portion has a front plate surface portion located in front of the user's face in the used state, and cuts are provided at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion to form downward notched tongue pieces. In addition, through holes are formed in the left and right terminal portions in the slit portion formed along the outer edge portion of the cut tongue piece.
Of the pair of left and right linear portions provided by the worn item, a predetermined first engagement portion arranged on each linear portion and a second engagement portion adjacent to the side of the first engagement portion are formed. It is characterized in that the front plate surface portion is located at least in front of the eye portion of the user's face when the worn item is inserted into the pair of left and right through holes and the worn item is worn by the user. Wearing tool to do. The wearing tool according to claim 6, wherein the worn item is a mask, and the linear portion is an ear strap portion of the mask. It is used by being attached to a worn item worn by the user on the face, and is a face covering attachment having a main body seat portion made of a sheet material.
The main body sheet portion has a front plate surface portion located in front of the user's face in the used state, and cuts are provided at both left and right ends of the front plate surface portion to form notched tongue pieces. At the same time, the gap shielded by the cut tongue piece portion is used as a through hole portion, and each of the pair of left and right linear portions provided by the worn item is inserted into the pair of left and right through hole portions. The wearing tool is characterized in that the front plate surface portion is located at least in front of the eye portion of the user's face when the worn item is worn by the user. The wearing tool according to claim 8, wherein the worn item is spectacles, and the linear portion is a vine portion of the spectacles.

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