JP2023090596A - Fixture for spectacles - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a fixture that provides alternation of a spectacle wearing state and a naked-eye state without any of methods for frequent alternation of the state in which spectacles are worn and the naked-eye state, for example, a lens hop-up style and hanging from the neck using a chain or cord fitted to temple parts as well as complete removal of spectacles from the face, placement on the head, and so on.SOLUTION: A fixture for spectacles comprises a clamp member which is arranged at the back of the head or the back of the neck, a holding member which is connected to one or both of end parts of the clamp member, and holds a temple or tip cell of spectacles, and an ear hook member which is coupled to an end part of the holding member, and comprises a first abutment part that the temple of the spectacles is made to abut on at an upper part of the ear hook part, and the holding member comprises a second abutment member that the temple or tip cell of the spectacles is made to abut on.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is a jig for adapting to spectacles having a general structure and enabling quick and easy switching between a spectacles wearing state and a naked eye state without modifying the spectacles.

When using conventional spectacles, especially reading spectacles, it is necessary to remove the spectacles when looking into the distance. There is also a method called pince-nez, in which the glasses are moved slightly downward and the distance is seen from above the rim, but the posture is unnatural if it is continued for a long time, so there is a risk of hurting the neck. In addition, although the eyeglasses are often raised to the top of the head to maintain the naked eye state, there is also the problem that the lenses are easily soiled by hair styling products, etc.

As an approach to solve the above problems, there is a method in which the spectacles themselves are provided with a mechanism. It is inevitable that moving parts deteriorate. Also, the cost increases.

Another approach is to process the temples of spectacles (Patent Document 2). Conventionally, the spectacles were supported by the pads on the nose, but now the spectacles are supported by the pads on the sides of the head. Although the glasses are originally designed to be stabilized by the protruding portion of the nose, it is not perfect for holding the temples and maintaining the posture of the glasses by the flat temporal region.

As a method for changing the posture position of eyeglasses, many of them are modified temples (Patent Document 3). Not easy to use and difficult to use.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-091902 Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 59-84521 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2012-234040

In view of the problems of the background technology such as the increase in cost of eyeglasses, the risk of failure, breakage, and instability, the present invention is intended for general-purpose eyeglasses, which enables smooth putting on and taking off of eyeglasses without stress. To provide a jig for spectacles, which is inexpensive and has a simple structure, capable of holding the posture in which the spectacles are removed in a state in which the movement of the body does not feel inconvenient, without remodeling the spectacles main body.

In order to solve the above-described problems, claim 1 of the present invention provides a clamping member arranged at the back of the head or the back of the neck, and a temple of spectacles connected to either one end or both ends of the clamping member. Alternatively, a jig for spectacles comprising a holding member for holding the tip cell and an ear hook member connected to an end of the holding member, wherein the temple of the spectacles is brought into contact with the upper part of the ear hook member. The holding member is provided with a second contact portion for contacting the temple or the front cell of the spectacles.

Claim 2 of the present invention is characterized in that the first contact portion and the second contact portion are provided on the same side surface of the holding member.

A third aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the holding member has a storage portion for storing the eyeglass tip cell.

A fourth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the clamping member is a flexible member.

In the present invention, both or one of the left and right tip cells of the spectacles can be held in a space that is not hindered by body movement, behind and below the ear (helix) so that the spectacles can be held on the face while the angle of the spectacles is changed. With such a means, spectacles can be held by forming a member that holds down the vicinity of the temple in front of the ear (crus helix) and prevents it from slipping forward and backward from the ear.

Therefore, it is possible to switch between the wearing state of the spectacles and the naked-eye state without processing the spectacles main body. In addition, as can be inferred from the fact that there are many patent publications of the lens flip-up type, the eyeglasses are temporarily removed from the frontal forehead area above the eyes, and the body movement is less likely to be hindered as a position to create a state of unaided eyes. It can be said that it is the optimum position that can be attached to. Furthermore, as seen in ear-hook type hearing aids, etc., the rear portion of the helix is a position that is less likely to hinder body movement, and the structure in which the front cell of the spectacles can be held in this portion contributes to stability. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to switch between the wearing state and the naked eye quickly and stably in a position that does not get in the way during work or the like.

Specifically, according to the jig according to claim 1 of the present invention, a holding member arranged at the back of the head or the back of the neck, and spectacles connected to either one end or both ends of the holding member A jig for changing the angle of spectacles, which includes a holding member for holding the temple or the tip cell of the eyeglass, and an ear hook member or the like connected to the end of the holding member, wherein the upper part of the ear hook member has: By providing a first abutment part with which the temple of the spectacles abuts, and providing the holding member with a second abutment part with which the temple or the front cell of the spectacles abuts, the angle of the spectacles can be changed upwards, and the spectacles can be viewed by the naked eye. state can be realized.

According to the jig according to claim 2 of the present invention, the first contact portion and the second contact portion are provided on the same side, so that the temples of the spectacles are brought into contact with the temporal region of the head. Slide to change the angle of the glasses.

According to the jig according to claim 3 of the present invention, since the holding member has a storage portion for storing the eyeglass tip cell, the angle of the eyeglasses can be adjusted while the eyeglass tip cell is held in the storage portion. can be changed.

According to the jig according to claim 4 of the present invention, since the holding member has flexibility, the holding member having the first contact portion and the second contact portion is stabilized on the head, and the spectacles are can be easily retained.

It is a photograph which shows the external appearance of the spectacles jig of this invention. It is a photograph showing a state when wearing the spectacles of the present invention. It is a photograph which shows the state at the time of spectacles upward holding of this invention. FIG. 3 is a photograph schematically showing the state of FIG. 2 , in which the eyeglass tip cell is protruded from the holding member (accommodating portion) of the eyeglass jig and is held by the nose and the first contact portion. 4 is a photograph schematically showing that the eyeglass tip cell is accommodated in the holding member (accommodating portion) of the eyeglass jig in the state of FIG. 3 and is held by the first contact portion and the second contact portion. .

An embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings. FIG. 1 is a photograph of an embodiment of a jig for spectacles of the present invention viewed from above.

First, the basic configuration of the spectacle jig of the present invention will be described. The spectacle jig of the present invention includes a curved clamping member, a holding member and an ear hanging member at the end.

Next, each component constituting the spectacles jig of the present invention will be described based on the spectacles jig 1 shown in FIG.

(Clamping member)
The clamping member 7 used in the spectacle jig of the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it clamps the back of the head and the back of the neck. Curved shapes such as U-shape, U-shape, and V-shape are envisioned. is preferred. In addition, it is preferably a flexible member so as to be properly crimped to the head. A holding member 4, which will be described later, is provided at the end, and a member that abuts on the front cell of the spectacles is installed on one or both ends. is preferably provided. The material of the holding member 7 is not particularly limited, and various materials such as plastic, metal, wood, and rubber can be used.

(Holding member)
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the holding member 4 used in the jig for spectacles of the present invention is provided at the end of the clamping member 7, and presses the temple of the spectacles or the upper side of the tip cell to bring it into contact. Two abutments 5 are provided. Moreover, it is preferable that the storage part 6 is provided so that the front cell is guided in the direction below the helix and the angle of the spectacles is changed in the vertical direction. It is preferable that the holding member 4 can be held at an arbitrary position on the head by the holding member 7 . Note that the shape and material of the holding member 4 are not particularly limited.

(Ear hook member)
The ear hook member 1 used in the spectacle jig of the present invention is provided at the end of the holding member 4 as shown in FIG. It is equipped with a first contact part 3 for contacting the lower side of the temple of the spectacles, and functions as a fulcrum for changing the angle of the temple like a seesaw. The first contact portion 3 and the second contact portion 5 are provided on the same side surface of the holding member 4 . Furthermore, it is preferable to have a thickness for mounting the temples.

Next, the operation and action of the present invention will be explained. The jig for spectacles shown in FIG. 1 is for changing the angle at which spectacles are worn. The left and right ear hook members 2 are attached from the back of the head so as to be positioned near the temples above the crus of helix, and the holding member 7 is adjusted so as to be positioned near the base of the neck.
2 and 3 show the appearance of the present invention when it is used. Due to the flexibility of the clamping member 7, a crimping force that presses the head is applied to the left and right ear hooking members 2, stabilizing the head and allowing the position of the spectacles to be changed.

FIG. 4 schematically shows the positional relationship between the jig for spectacles and the spectacles when the spectacles of the present invention are worn. In the spectacles wearing state, the temples of the spectacles come into contact with the first contact portions 3 of the jig for spectacles and are supported by the nose and the first contact portions 3 . Depending on the skeleton of the user and the type of spectacles to be used, the temples of the spectacles may contact the second contact part 5 as well, but basically the nose and the first contact part 3 should support the eyeglasses. become.

FIG. 5 schematically shows how the temples and front cells of the spectacles come into contact with the housing portion 6 inside the holding member 4 of the spectacle jig when the spectacles are held upward according to the present invention. The lower part of the temple of the spectacles is brought into contact with the first contact part 3, and the front cell is housed in the storage part 6 and is held in contact with the second contact part 5. - 特許庁By adjusting the degree to which the front cell is stored in the storage portion 6, the lenses of the spectacles can be separated from the forehead, and stains on the lenses due to sebum stains, hairdressing agents, etc. can be reduced.

1 eyeglass jig 2 ear hook member 3 first contact portion 4 holding member 5 second contact portion 6 storage portion 7 clamping member

Claims (4)

A holding member arranged at the back of the head or back of the neck, a holding member for holding temples or front cells of spectacles connected to either one end or both ends of the holding member, and the holding member. and an ear hook member connected to an end portion of the member, wherein the upper portion of the ear hook member is provided with a first contact portion for contacting the temple of the spectacles, and the holding member. (1) comprises a second abutting part for abutting a temple or a tip cell of spectacles. 2. The spectacle jig according to claim 1, wherein the first contact portion and the second contact portion are provided on the same side surface of the holding member. 3. The jig for spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the holding member has a storage portion for storing a tip cell of the spectacles. The spectacle jig according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the holding member is a flexible member.

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