JPS6141047Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a spectacle temple, in which a predetermined pattern built into the spectacle temple itself is embossed on the outer surface of the spectacle temple, giving it a three-dimensional and decorative appearance. It is related to.

In other words, in order to solve this problem, this invention was created in view of the fact that in the past, only flat patterns and watermark patterns were applied, resulting in poor decoration.
By giving a three-dimensional effect and a more decorative effect, the aim is to provide a glasses temple with aesthetics different from those of the past.

Therefore, in this invention, a core member of a predetermined length having a predetermined pattern on its outer surface is formed, and facing fabric material, which is machined after being attached to the core member, is attached to both sides of the core member. A transparent member fitted into a hole drilled corresponding to the pattern position is disposed on either side of the facing fabric material. An embodiment of this invention will be explained as follows.

Reference numeral 1 shown in the figure is a core member of a predetermined length having a predetermined pattern 2 on its outer surface, and is formed to be larger than the length and width of the temple as a finished product.

As shown in FIG. 2, this core member 1 functions as a core for reinforcing the temple itself, and has a wide proximal end and a narrow central and distal end. It is made of metal, for example, so as to have a fletching shape, and the pattern 2 is provided on the wide base end.
is attached. This pattern 2 is not limited to a two-dimensional pattern, but may also be slightly uneven and three-dimensional, and can be arbitrarily selected. It can be implemented as a pattern, abstract pattern, etc.

Further, as shown in the figure, the core member 1 itself is enclosed in a band-shaped mold core 3 having an appropriate wall thickness, and facing fabric materials 4A and 4B, which will be described later, are adhered and fixed to both sides of the core member 3. ing. This is because the facing fabric material 4A,
This is to facilitate and stabilize the adhesion and fixation of 4B, and of course this is not necessarily adopted when the core member 1 itself is configured in a band shape.

When the core member 1 is enclosed in the mold core 3, it is important that the pattern 2 applied to the core member 1 is visible.

Then, facing fabric materials 4A, 4B, which are to be cut and processed after being attached to the core members 1 to 3, are pasted and fixed on both surfaces of the core members 1 to mold core 3, and these facing fabric materials 4A, 4B are A see-through member 6 fitted into a through-hole 5 opened corresponding to the position of the pattern 2 is disposed on one of the two sides.

That is, the facing fabric materials 4A and 4B attached to both outer surfaces of the core members 1 and 3 are thin, and one of them 4A and 4B has a pattern 2 applied to the core member 1. For example, a rectangular through hole 5 is opened at the position where the pattern 2 can be seen through the through hole 5 even after the facing material 4A is pasted and fixed.

The transparent member 6 has, for example, a planar rectangular shape corresponding to the shape of the transparent hole 5, and is made of a material having a degree of transparency that allows the pattern 2 to be seen through. , blue or other colors may be used, and in this case, the pattern 2 can be colored in an appropriate color.

Therefore, the mold core 3, the facing fabric materials 4A, 4B
For example, if the material is mainly made of celluloid or acetyloid, then a liquid colored resin made of epoxy resin mixed with a pigment is added to the recessed part of the material. Dissolved in nitric acid or amyl acetate, and mixed with pigment etc. to obtain a liquid colored resin, or in the case of acetyloid as a main component, dissolve the acetyloid in ethyl acetate etc.
A liquid colored resin mixed with pigments, etc. is poured into this, and after this liquid colored resin is cured by drying at room temperature or by heating, etc., the hardened and protruding colored parts are removed by buffing etc. You can get it by doing that. Of course, the mold core 3, the facing fabric material 4A, 4
B itself is not limited to the case where it is formed by such a manufacturing method.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 3, after the facing fabric materials 4A, 4B themselves and the mold core 3 are pasted and fixed in a laminated manner, as shown in FIG. At the same time, by cutting at a predetermined position in the width direction, the original shape of the temple is created, and then at a predetermined position. It is made into a finished product by curving it. At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, the threaded member 7 for pivotal connection with an eyeglass frame (not shown) is fixed.

Since this device has the above configuration, the pattern 2 made on the core member 1 is made by the transparent member 6 fitted into the through hole 5 of either one of the facing fabric materials 4A, 4B.
The pattern appears as if it is embossed, and unlike conventional two-dimensional patterns, it has a more three-dimensional and decorative feel.

This is a through hole 5 that is bored in one of the facing fabric materials 4A and 4B that are fixedly attached to both surfaces of the core members 1 and 3, corresponding to the pattern 2 position of the core members 1 and 3. This is because the transparent member 6 is fitted and disposed in the pattern 2, and since the pattern 2 itself is covered by the transparent member 6, it is not damaged and can maintain its elegance for a long period of time.

In addition, the transparent member 6 changes the width of the pattern 2 that is visible through the transparent member 6 by changing the viewing direction, and also makes it difficult to see, giving an impression of being extremely innovative. Further, by forming the surface of the transparent member 6 into a convex surface, a concave surface, or even an arcuate surface, a lens effect can be exerted, and further novelty can be obtained.

In addition, the facing fabric materials 4A and 4B that are adhered and fixed to the outer surfaces of both sides of the core members 1 and 3 are machined after being pasted, so that the appearance of the finished product is good, and the laminated Because of its structure, it is extremely robust and there is no risk of it being damaged during use.

As explained above, according to this invention, the predetermined pattern applied to the core member disposed inside the spectacle temple itself can be made to appear embossed on the outer surface, giving it a rich three-dimensional and decorative feel. Moreover, since it has a laminated structure, it is extremely robust and can be used for a long period of time, which is extremely beneficial in practice.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows one embodiment of this invention.
The figure is a perspective view of the completed product, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view, Figure 3 is a partially omitted enlarged sectional view with the facing material fixed to the core member, and Figure 4 is after cutting. It is a partially omitted sectional view. 1...Core member, 2...Pattern, 3...Mold core, 4
A, 4B... Outer fabric material, 5... Through hole, 6... Transparent member, 7... Thread component member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A core member of a predetermined length having a predetermined pattern on its outer surface is formed, and facing fabric material, which is machined after being attached to the core member, is adhered and fixed to both sides of the core member, and this facing fabric is A spectacle temple characterized in that either one of the materials is provided with a see-through member that fits into a through hole drilled in correspondence with the pattern position.