JPS5825933Y2 - tweezers with magnifying glass - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a tweezers with a magnifying glass.

Tweezers are tools used to remove gray hair, beards, nose hair, thorns, etc., and have been an essential item in daily life since ancient times. However, tweezers, especially those stuck in fingers, are small and extremely difficult to see with the naked eye. When trying to pluck one's own thorns, one must hold a magnifying glass in one hand and pull out the thorns with the other.

In addition, elderly people always have to carry a separate magnifying glass, and situations such as not being able to find either tweezers or a magnifying glass in an emergency often occur in daily life and are annoying.

In view of the above-mentioned points, the present invention has both a tweezers function and a magnifying glass function, and also incorporates and integrates the magnifying glass into the tweezers body in a thin and compact form, making it extremely convenient to handle and carry. It was devised to do so.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Reference numeral 1 is a tweezers made by bending a single strip steel plate into a U shape,
With the bent crotch portion 4 as a fulcrum, the left and right arm portions 5, 5' are made to have elasticity in the left and right outward directions, respectively.

Reference numerals 2 and 2' denote tip blade portions for opening and closing the tip opening 3 of the tweezers 1, and the tip portions of the left and right arm portions 5 and 5' are respectively slightly curved in the corresponding inward direction.

Reference numeral 6 designates a storage space for a magnifying glass 7, which is formed by bending the left and right arms 5, 5' on the side of the bent crotch portion 4 in a semi-arc shape and a bulging shape outwardly to the left and right, respectively. A magnifying glass 7 of a required size is stored on the inner circumferential side of the bulging storage space 6.

8 is a handle of the magnifying glass 7, and the handle 8 and the left arm 5 on the side of the tip opening 3 are pivoted with a pin 9, and the magnifying glass 7 is inserted into the storage space 6. It can be rotated to be laid down and stored horizontally or to be raised and taken out from the storage space 6.

Normally, the magnifying glass 7 stored in the storage space 6 of the tweezers 1 as shown in FIG. 2 is operated to stand up as shown in FIG. In order to focus on magnification, the magnifying glass 7 is set in a slightly forward-leaning position, and when the left and right arms 5, 5' of the tweezers 1 are compressed against their elasticity, the tip blade 2 , 2' are pressed together to close the tip opening 8.

At this time, the object to be tweezed held between the tip blade parts 2 and 2' is locally magnified and observed through the magnifying glass 7, and the tweezing operation is performed without error.

Incidentally, in the present invention, the magnifying glass 7 and its storage space 6 each have a circular bottom shape, but the gist of the example will not change even if both of them are made into an elliptical or polygonal shape.

The present invention consists of bending the band plate into a U-shape as described above, and providing both left and right arms that have elasticity in the left and right outward directions using the bent crotch as a fulcrum, and a tip blade that opens and closes the opening at the tip. In the tweezers formed at the tips of both the left and right arms, a handle to which a magnifying glass is fixed is rotatably mounted on one of the arms using a pin, A storage space for a magnifying glass is formed between the arms, and the magnifying glass is stored lying down on the inner periphery of the storage space, so it has both a tweezing function and a magnifying glass function, and can be used to easily remove tweezers from the target area. Not only can the tweezing process by locally magnifying the target object be performed simply and quickly, but the magnifying glass can be stored lying down on the inner circumference of the storage space formed in the tweezers body. The attached tweezers are thin and compact and can be carried around or stored in a bag, making them very convenient.

The tweezers have a simple structure in which a storage space for a magnifying glass is formed in a part of the tweezers main body, and the magnifying glass is pivotally mounted on the tweezers main body, and it can be easily handled and operated. Therefore, the marketability and merchantability of a tweezers with a magnifying glass integrated into the tweezers are extremely significant, and bring about various practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which the magnifying glass is used, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a state in which the magnifying glass is stored. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Tweezers, 2... Tip blade part, 3... Tip opening, 4... Bent crotch part, 5... Arm part, 6... Storage space part, 7... Magnifying glass, 8...handle, 9...pin.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A band plate is bent into a U-shape, and left and right arm portions 5.5' having elasticity in the left and right outward directions are provided using the bent crotch portion 4 as a fulcrum, and the tips of the two arm portions 5 and 5' are provided. In the tweezers in which a tip blade part 2°2' for opening and closing the tip opening 3 of both arm parts 5, 5' is formed, a handle part to which a magnifying glass 7 is fixed is attached to one of said both arm parts 5, 5'. 8 is rotatably mounted with a pin 9, and a storage space 6 for the magnifying glass 7 is formed between the left and right arms 5, 5' on the side of the bent crotch 4. Magnifying glass 7 on the peripheral side
A tweezers with a magnifying glass that is designed to be folded down and stored.