JP3139483U - Hanging body with a chain for glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

There is provided a hanging body with a chain for eyeglasses that can be used comfortably without causing the chain to be disturbed both when the eyeglasses are used and when the eyeglasses are removed.
A hanging body having an appropriate weight is provided, a chain is attached to the hanging body, and attachment portions to glasses are provided at both ends of the chain.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a hanging body with a chain for eyeglasses that can be held in a stable position without interfering with the eyeglasses and the chain when the eyeglasses are used or when the eyeglasses are removed.

  Conventionally, a chain for glasses has been used, but as shown in this proposal, no chain is added to this chain.

Glasses are often used for assisting visual acuity, and eyeglass chains are often used to maintain the position when the glasses are removed. In this spectacle chain, both ends of a thin chain of a predetermined length are attached to the spectacle vine, and the chain is hung on the neck when in use. Then, when the eyeglasses are removed, the eyeglasses hang down to the chest with this chain, and the position of the eyeglasses can be maintained. However, conventional eyeglass chains are troublesome because a long chain swings on both sides of the face, and when the eyeglasses are removed, the eyeglasses hang down in front of the chest, and there is a risk that they will shake with a little movement and hit an object. It was.
This plan was devised to solve the problems associated with the conventional eyeglass chains as described above. When the eyeglasses are used and removed by providing a hanging body as a weight of appropriate size and weight on the chain. An object of the present invention is to provide a tool that provides a good feeling of use.

As a means for solving the problems, the present plan has the following configuration.
That is, a hanging body having an appropriate weight is provided, a chain is attached to the hanging body, and attachment portions to the glasses are provided at both ends of the chain.
This proposal is a hanging body with a chain for eyeglasses having the above-described configuration.

  According to the present plan, since a pendant with an appropriate weight is provided on the chain, when the spectacles are used, the extra chain is pulled by this pendulum weight, and when it is removed, the spectacles are positioned close to the chest. Thus, an article having excellent usability can be provided.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a stretchable body in which a rubber string having an appropriate diameter is formed in an annular shape. Reference numeral 2 denotes a slider, which is a substantially cylindrical metal small ring body in which a stretchable body is positioned. Reference numeral 3 denotes a continuous ring, which is formed by continuously connecting a plurality of small-diameter metal rings. The attachment part to spectacles is comprised by the above. A chain 4 has a hole formed in the center of a small bead, and a thin thread is inserted and connected in the hole. A drooping body 5 is formed by covering a weight 6 made of a substantially spindle-shaped lead mass with a cloth body 7. The chain is stitched and integrated around the cloth body. In addition, the weight of this drooping body is comparable as spectacles.
The present configuration is configured as described above, and is attached to the vine portion of the eyeglass when used. For this attachment, first slide the slider to the link ring side, pass the annular part of the expansion / contraction body through the eyeglass vine, and slide the slider at any position to narrow the ring part of the expansion / contraction body. Is held in that position. While wearing glasses in this state, position the neck in the chain and hang the weight on the back. The chain is pulled by the weight of the weight, and the weight of the weight is almost equal to that of the glasses, so that the chain does not hang down as in the conventional product, and is clearly positioned along the side of the face.
When the eyeglasses are removed, the eyeglasses can be positioned at an arbitrary position under the neck by the action of the weight, and the eyeglasses do not hang down as in the conventional product and are visually good.

As mentioned above, although this plan was described, this plan has the feature in which a weight is added to the chain, and the weight is approximated to the weight of the glasses, so that the feeling of use is excellent. In this example, the weight is formed by covering the weight with a lead block, but various other shapes and styles can be used. Moreover, although it shall mount | wear to the vine of glasses with a slider and an expansion-contraction body, you may use another mounting means.
As described above, it is possible to obtain a hanging body with a chain for eyeglasses that is excellent in use and visually good in the present proposal.

  Plan view of the present invention (partially omitted)   A-A enlarged sectional view   Wearing state diagram of the present invention   Usage state diagram of the present invention   Usage state diagram of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Elastic body 2 Slider 3 Continuation body 4 Chain 5 Drooping body 6 Weight 7 Cloth body

Claims (1)

A hanging body with a spectacle chain, characterized in that a hanging body having an appropriate weight is provided, a chain is attached to the hanging body, and attachment portions to glasses are provided at both ends of the chain.

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