JP3106375U - Sunglasses with springs on the bridge - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent dazzling of sunlight or light by attaching it to the front of a spectacle lens in use when it is desired to prevent dazzling of sunlight or light from commonly used fluoroscopic glasses. Things are a challenge.
SOLUTION: Using a highly transparent synthetic resin having a pigment effective for preventing sunlight and light from being dazzled, a lens for a right-use sunglasses for right and left lenses having the same color as a lens is used. A spring formed in the shape of a bow with strength and opening and closing force for use as a frame bridge is firmly bonded to the spring fixing base, and it is used on the front of the eyeglass lens in use using the spring opening and closing force It becomes a solution to the problem by wearing.
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Description

  Using a highly transparent synthetic resin that has an effective pigment to prevent sunlight and light glare, the lens has the same color as the lens to cover the lenses of commonly used glasses. The present invention relates to sunglasses using a spring as a bridge, which is formed as a lens of a sunglasses that uses a spring formed in a bow shape with strength and opening and closing force for use as a bridge in a position that hits the bridge of a spectacle frame. Is.

  Speaking of sunglasses, there are a variety of lens shapes and frames, but when used, it is generally used alone. Recently, there are some which have a magnetic frame and are attached to the front of the spectacle frame.

  When you want to prevent the glare of sunlight and light from the commonly used fluoroscopic glasses, simply attach it to the front of the glasses lens in use to prevent the glare of sunlight and light. Is an issue.

  Sunglasses that are generally used are generally used separately, so they cannot be used by wearing them on the glasses. The present invention solves the problem by attaching to the front surface of the spectacle lens using the opening and closing force of a spring that also functions as a bridge to prevent sunlight and light glare.

  Since it can be attached and detached using the spring opening and closing force that also functions as a bridge, it is used by attaching it to the front of the eyeglass lens when you want to prevent sunlight and light glare while using reading glasses, farsightedness or astigmatic glasses etc. To do. Since it is lightweight and flat, it is easy to carry, so you can carry multiple devices of different colors and use them according to time and place.

  Reinforcement to reinforce the lens-shaped edge formed to cover the lens of commonly used glasses, using a highly transparent synthetic resin with pigments effective to prevent sunlight and light glare Provided with an edge and an upper support frame provided so as not to fall off from the spectacle frame to be mounted, a side support frame provided to prevent lateral displacement, and a spring fixing base provided at a position corresponding to the bridge position of the spectacle frame. Thus, the right and left lenses are integrally formed in the same color as lenses of sunglasses having no power.

  A spring formed in a bow shape having strength and opening / closing force for use as a bridge is firmly bonded to a spring fixing base provided for the right and left of the lens of the sunglasses formed in a lens shape. The opening and closing force of the spring is processed so that it can be securely attached to the front surface of the spectacle lens and can be easily attached and detached.

    The surface view of the sunglasses which used the spring for the bridge.     The back view of the sunglasses which used the spring for the bridge.     Top view of sunglasses.     The back surface perspective view of sunglasses.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Spring 2 Spring fixed base 3 Right lens 4 Left lens 5 Upper support frame 6 Side support frame 7 Reinforcement edge

Claims (1)

  Sunglasses using a spring for the bridge, which is used by using the opening and closing force of the spring that is used as a bridge for the glasses frame, and attached to the front of the glasses lens in use.

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