JP5297292B2 - Glasses for snout - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pince-nez that can be worn in a plurality of patterns according to the purpose of use in the same manner as a plurality of types of spectacles. <P>SOLUTION: The pince-nez includes: a lens frame 2 holding a pair of lenses 1; an elastically deformable bridge member 3 holding a predetermined distance between the lenses 1; a pair of nose-rest members 4 attached to the lens frame 2 between the lenses 1; a pair of blow members 5 formed along at least part of the peripheral edges of the lenses 1; and hinges 6 each of which is attached to the lens frame 2 opposite to the nose-rest member 4 of the lens 1 so as to be rotatable around one end of the blow member 5. The blow members 5 are positioned in a blow position along the peripheral edges of the lenses 1 and a temple position where they are used as temples by being rotated from the blow position so as to be opened on both sides. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to glasses for nose hanger that can be worn in a plurality of patterns.

  Glasses are generally configured such that a temple is attached to a lens frame holding a lens via a hinge so that the temple can be folded. In addition to these general spectacles, a temple member on the face is attached by attaching a short support member instead of a nose spectacle or a general spectacle temple provided with only a support member to be hung on the lens frame holding the lens. Glasses that are supported by are used.

  For example, Patent Document 1 describes spectacles for hanging on the nose that are easy to attach and detach, and Patent Document 2 describes spectacles that press and support a short temple on the temple portion that is easy to fold. Has been. Such glasses are temporarily worn when reading newspapers and the like, and are therefore devised to facilitate attachment and detachment.

  For example, in Patent Document 3, the length of the temple is set to almost half of the width of the front portion so that the temple can be folded and stored when the glasses are folded. The point which is made to fold upward is described. Patent Document 4 describes that the temple is folded so as to ride on the upper edge of the front.

JP 2006-162908 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-67618 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 1-64616 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-45635

  As described above, various types of spectacles have been proposed according to the application. However, it is expensive to purchase each type of spectacles, and it is troublesome to carry or store unused spectacles. There is a problem of being bad.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide nose-wearing eyeglasses that can be worn in a plurality of patterns in the same manner as a plurality of types of eyeglasses according to applications.

  The glasses for nose according to the present invention include a holding member that holds a pair of lenses, an elastically deformable bridge member that is attached to the holding member and holds the lenses at a predetermined interval, and the lens. A nose hanger member attached to the holding member, a pair of blow members formed along at least a part of the periphery of the lens, and the holding member on the opposite side of the lens from the nose hanger member A hinge member that rotatably attaches one end of the blow member, and the blow member rotates to open to both sides from the blow position along the peripheral edge of the lens and the temple position used as a temple It is characterized by being positioned by. Furthermore, the blow member is formed along the upper side or the lower side of the periphery of the lens, and at least the portion facing the blow position is exposed on the periphery of the lens. And Furthermore, the blow member is positioned at the blow position by locking the other end to the front side of the bridge member. Further, the blow member includes a base portion attached to the hinge member and a movable portion movably attached to the base portion, and the length of the blow member is adjusted by moving the movable portion. It is characterized by that. Further, the pair of nose-hanging members are formed to bend toward the end.

  The present invention has the configuration as described above, and when the blow member is rotatably attached and used as spectacles for hanging the nose, the blow member is positioned at the blow position along the periphery of the lens. The blow member can be opened on both sides, positioned at the temple position, and used as a temple for mounting.

  Since the elastically deformable material is used for the bridge member that holds the lens at a predetermined interval, when the blow member is positioned at the blow position and is mounted as a nose cover, the nose is sandwiched between the nose cover members. When doing so, the urging force acts in the direction in which the nose hung member does not open due to the elastic force of the bridge member, and the nose hung member is pinched by the nose so that the glasses can be worn in a stable state. Also, when the blow member is opened on both sides and positioned at the temple position, and the blow member is pressed against the side surface of the face and attached, an urging force acts in a direction in which the open blow member does not open due to the elastic force of the bridge member. Thus, the blow member is pressed against both sides of the face so that the glasses can be worn in a stable state.

  Therefore, it is possible to use the glasses for wearing the nose as the glasses to be worn by the temple, and it is possible to wear one pair of glasses in a plurality of patterns.

  Further, if the blow member is formed so as to be along the upper side or the lower side of the peripheral edge of the lens, and at least the portion facing the blow position of the peripheral edge of the lens is exposed, the conventional nose-wearing glasses with blow It can have a design comparable to glasses.

  Also, if the other end of the blow member is locked to the front side of the bridge member and the blow member is positioned at the blow position, the blow member with one end rotatably attached can be positioned and held in a stable state.

  The blow member is composed of a base part attached to the hinge member and a movable part movably mounted on the base part. If the length of the blow member is adjusted by moving the movable part, the blow member is used as a temple. In this case, it can be used as a short temple that presses against the temple on the side of the face, or as a long temple for ear hooking.

It is a top view regarding the spectacles for a nose according to the present invention. It is a front view regarding the spectacles for a nose according to the present invention. It is a side view regarding a nose cover member. It is the side view which looked at the hinge from the side of spectacles. It is a perspective view regarding the state which mounted | wearing the spectacles for nose shown in FIG. It is a top view regarding the state which opened the blow member in the rear side in FIG. It is a front view regarding the state which opened the blow member to the rear side in FIG. It is a perspective view regarding the state mounted | worn in the state which opened the blow member of the nose hanger glasses shown in FIG. It is a top view regarding a blow member. It is a top view regarding the state which lengthened the blow member. It is sectional drawing regarding a blow member. It is a perspective view regarding the state with which the blow member of the nose hanger glasses shown in FIG. It is explanatory drawing regarding the case where the glasses for nose hose are bent and stored. It is explanatory drawing regarding the case where the glasses for nose hose are bent and stored. It is a front view regarding the modification of spectacles for a nose. It is a front view regarding the modification of spectacles for a nose. It is a front view regarding the modification of spectacles for a nose. It is a front view regarding the modification of spectacles for a nose.

  Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail. The embodiments described below are preferable specific examples for carrying out the present invention, and thus various technical limitations are made. However, the present invention is particularly limited in the following description. Unless otherwise specified, the present invention is not limited to these forms.

  FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are a plan view and a front view related to glasses for nose hanger according to the present invention. The pair of lenses 1 are respectively held by a lens frame 2 that is a holding member. The part corresponding to the upper side of the lens 1 of the lens frame 2 is missing, and the upper side of the peripheral part of the lens 1 is exposed. A nylon thread 21 stretched on a notch portion of the lens frame 2 is in contact with the exposed portion on the upper side of the lens 1 to hold the lens 1 on the lens frame 2.

  Between the lenses 1, a wire-like bridge member 3 is fixed to a pair of lens frames 2. The bridge member 3 is made of an elastically deformable resin material or metal material, and is formed to be curved upward. Then, both sides of the curved portion of the bridge member 3 are fixed to the end of the lens frame 2, respectively.

  The wire material constituting the bridge member 3 is extended downward from the fixed portion of the lens frame 2 to form a pair of nose hanger members 4. FIG. 3 is a side view of the nose hanger member 4. The nose-hanging member 4 is formed to be folded so as to be doubled, and a synthetic resin tube 40 such as silicon is attached to the doubled part. The nose-hanging member 4 is curved so as to expand toward the lower end as it goes downward, and the tube 40 improves the slip prevention and wearing feeling when the nose is hung. Note that the nose hanger member 4 may be formed of a single wire material without being folded back.

  An attachment member 20 is fixed on the side of the lens frame 2 opposite to the side on which the nose hanger member 4 is provided. The attachment member 20 extends upward, and one end of the blow member 5 is rotatably attached to the upper end of the attachment member 20 via a hinge 6.

  FIG. 4 is a side view of the hinge 6 as viewed from the side of the glasses. The attachment member 20 is attached so as to incline forward with respect to the lens frame 2 as it goes upward, and the frame portion 60 of the hinge 6 fixed to the upper end is formed so as to protrude rearward. Yes. The top part 60 is provided at a position substantially the same height as the upper side of the peripheral edge of the lens 1, and the top part 60 is configured such that bifurcated top parts 50 and 51 formed at one end of the blow member 5 abut on the top and bottom. Is attached. Then, the top parts 50 and 51 and the top part 60 are connected by a screw 61, and the blow member 5 is attached so as to be able to rotate in a substantially horizontal direction around one end.

  The blow member 5 is formed along the upper side of the periphery of the lens 1, and the blow member 5 is rotated at a position (corresponding to the blow position) facing the portion where the upper periphery of the lens 1 is exposed. In the set state, as shown in FIG. 2, the blow member 5 arranged on the upper side of the lens 1 plays a role as a blow of the eyeglass design. In the blow position, the recess 52 formed at the other end of the blow member 5 is set in a state where the blow member 5 is locked by contacting the front side of the bridge member 3.

  When the blow member 5 is set to the blow position, the top portions 50 and 51 are brought into contact with the hinge 6 so that the blow member 5 does not rotate forward from the blow position. Therefore, when the blow member 5 is set at the blow position, the other end side is bent and deformed forward, and the recess 52 is engaged with the bridge member 3 so that the blow member 5 is positioned and stabilized at the blow position. Can be held in the state.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a state in which glasses for wearing a nose are worn. When wearing the nose-hanging glasses, when the nose-hanging member 4 is pushed along both sides of the nose N, the bridge member 3 is elastically deformed so that the nose-hanging member 4 is opened. A stable wearing state can be realized by acting so as to pinch.

  FIG.6 and FIG.7 is the top view and front view regarding the state which opened the blow member 5 to the rear side. The blow member 5 is set to a position (corresponding to a temple position) that rotates in the horizontal direction from the blow position and is substantially orthogonal to the lens 1. A spring member (not shown) is built in the other end side of the blow member 5 and has a known spring hinge structure. When the blow member 5 is rotated to the temple position, the contact member is moved to the hinge 6 by the spring member. By being pressed, the blow member 5 is positioned at the temple position and held in a stable state.

  FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a state in which glasses are worn with the blow member 5 opened. In the temple position, the blow member 5 comes into contact with the side surface of the face in the same manner as the conventional glasses and performs the same function as the temple. In this example, since the length of the blow member 5 is short, the other end portion of the blow member 5 is held in contact with the temple portion of the face. When the spectacles are worn, the blow member 5 is positioned by the hinge 6 and does not rotate in the direction of opening to both sides, so that the bridge member 3 is elastically deformed so that the blow member 5 opens to both sides. Therefore, it is possible to realize a stable wearing state by acting so that the blow member 5 is pressed against the side surface of the face by the elastic force of the bridge member 3.

  If the length of the blow member 5 can be adjusted, the blow member 5 used as a temple can be set to an optimum shape in accordance with the face shape of the user. 9A to 9C are plan views relating to the blow member 5. As shown in FIG. 9A, in the blow member 5, a rod-like movable member 55 is inserted into a core portion 54 that protrudes in a needle shape from a root portion 53. The movable member 55 is made of a synthetic resin material such as nylon resin, and an insertion hole is formed in the central portion along the axial direction. The core portion 54 is inserted into the insertion hole, and the length of the blow member 5 can be adjusted by pulling out the movable member 55 from the core portion 54 as shown in FIG. 9B. FIG. 9C shows a cross-sectional view of the movable member 55 along the axial direction. The opening of the insertion hole 57 of the movable member 55 is formed to be narrow, and the protrusion 56 formed at the tip of the core portion 54 is caught by the opening of the insertion hole 57 to prevent the movable member 55 from coming off. Yes. Further, since the protrusion 56 slides while pushing open in the insertion hole 57, if the movable member 55 is pulled out to a position of an arbitrary length, the movable member 55 can be held without being displaced at that position.

  FIG. 10 is a perspective view relating to a state in which glasses are worn while the length of the blow member 5 is increased. Since the other end of the elongated blow member 5 is put on the user's ear, it can be set so that it is always put on the ear like a temple of normal glasses.

  As described above, nose-wearing glasses can be used in the same way as normal glasses, and can be worn in a plurality of patterns according to the application.

  FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 are explanatory diagrams regarding the case where the glasses for hanging the nose are folded and stored. In this example, since the bridge member 3 is made of an elastically deformable material such as a superelastic material, the bridge member 3 can be bent and deformed to a position where the lens 1 overlaps. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11, the bridge member 3 is bent and deformed, and the pair of lenses 1 are folded so as to overlap as shown in FIG. It becomes possible. In addition, the lens 1 as shown in FIG.

  FIG. 13 to FIG. 16 are front views of modified examples of the nose-wearing glasses. In these examples, the left blow member is set at the blow position, and the right blow member is set at the temple position. FIG. 13 is an example applied to two-point type glasses, and the lens 10 is supported at two points by holding members 22 and 23 on both sides. The bridge member 3 and the nose hanger member 4 are fixed to the inner holding member 22, and the blow member 5 is rotatably held to the outer holding member 23 via a hinge 6. In this example, the blow member 5 is formed along the lower side of the periphery of the lens 10 and has a so-called underblow design.

  As in the example shown in FIG. 1, the blow member 5 can be mounted as a nose hanger by setting the blow member 5 in the blow position, and the blow member 5 is rotated to the rear side and set in the temple position. Similarly to the glasses, the blow member 5 can be attached to the side surface of the face.

  FIG. 14 is an example applied to two-point type glasses as in FIG. 13. In this example, a blow member 53 formed along the entire circumference of the periphery of the lens 10 is attached. In this example as well, the blow member 53 can be set to the blow position so as to surround the lens 10, and set to the temple position to be used as a temple.

  In FIG. 15, the lens frame body 24 is attached and held around the entire periphery of the lens 11, and the lens frame bodies 24 are connected by the bridge member 30. A nose hanger member 41 is provided on the inner side of the lens frame body 24 below the bridge member 30, and the nose hanger member 41 is fixed to the lens frame body 24 only at the lower end and extends upward. . By attaching the nose hanger member 41 in this way, the strength can be increased compared to the case where the upper end is fixed. An attachment member 25 is provided outside the lens frame 24, and the blow member 5 is rotatably attached to the upper end of the attachment member 25 via a hinge 6.

  As in the example shown in FIG. 1, the blow member 5 can be mounted as a nose hanger by setting the blow member 5 in the blow position, and the blow member 5 is rotated to the rear side and set in the temple position. Similarly to the glasses, the blow member 5 can be attached to the side surface of the face.

  FIG. 16 is held by the lens frame 26 with the upper side of the periphery of the elliptical lens 12 exposed. The lens frames 26 are connected by the bridge member 3, and a nose hanger member 42 is provided inside the lens frame 26 below the bridge member 30. Only the lower end of the nose hanger member 42 is fixed to the lens frame 26 and extends upward. An attachment member 27 is provided outside the lens frame 26, and the blow member 5 is rotatably attached to the upper end of the attachment member 27 via a hinge 6.

  As described above, the present invention can be applied to eyeglasses with various designs, and can correspond to a wide range of user preferences and applications.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Lens 2 Lens frame 3 Bridge member 4 Nose hanging member 5 Blow member 6 Hinge

Claims (5)

  A holding member that holds a pair of lenses, an elastically deformable bridge member that is attached to the holding member and holds the lens at a predetermined interval, and a pair of noses that are attached to the holding member between the lenses A suspension member, a pair of blow members formed along at least a part of the periphery of the lens, and one end of the blow member can be rotated on the holding member on the opposite side of the lens from the nose suspension member A hinge member attached to the lens, and the blow member is positioned at a blow position along a peripheral edge of the lens and a temple position used as a temple by rotating so as to open to both sides from the blow position. Nose hanger glasses.   The blow member is formed so as to be along an upper side or a lower side of a peripheral edge of the lens, and at least a portion facing the blow position is exposed on the peripheral edge of the lens. The noseglass according to claim 1.   The nose hanger glasses according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the blow member is positioned at the blow position by locking the other end to the front side of the bridge member.   The blow member includes a base portion attached to the hinge member and a movable portion movably attached to the base portion, and the length of the blow member is adjusted by moving the movable portion. The spectacles for hanging a nose according to any one of claims 1 to 3.   5. The nose hanger glasses according to claim 1, wherein the pair of nose hanger members are formed to bend toward the end.

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