JPS63166622A - Sun visor of vehicle - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent sun rays from leading through the gap of a rotatably installed part by engaging a sun visor installing member which is rotatably installed to the fixed member of a vehicle room ceiling part with the recessed part in a sun visor body and covering one face side of the engaging part between said recessed part and said installing member with the skin of a sun visor body. CONSTITUTION:A sun visor 1 is rotatably installed by a support arm 3 and a supporting member 6 which are fixed to a vehicle room ceiling part. The supporting member 6 consists of a fixed member 7 fixed to the vehicle room ceiling part and an installing member 17 which is rotatably installed to the fixed member 7, and the installing member 17 is engaged with the inserting part 18 of the recessed part 12 of a sun visor body 2. The one face side of the engaging part between the inserting part 18 of the recessed part 12 and the installing member 17 is covered with the skin 9a of the sun visor body 2. Thereby, sun rays can be prevented from leaking through the gap of the rotatably installing part of a supporting member 6 which is the installing part of the sun visor to the vehicle room ceiling part.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to an improvement of a vehicle sun visor (hereinafter referred to as a sun visor).

(Prior Art) In a conventional sun visor, for example, as shown in FIG. 7, the upper edge side of a sun visor main body 2a is attached to a ceiling 5a of a vehicle compartment by a support arm 4a and a support member 6a. This support member 6a is installed by providing a recess 12a+ on the upper edge of the sun visor main body 2a where the frame 11a is exposed, attaching the hook-shaped locking part 6b of the support member 6a to the frame 11a in the recess 12a, and attaching the hook-shaped locking part 6b to the ceiling of the passenger compartment. This is accomplished by locking a part of the bone frame 11a to a support member 6a fixed to the portion 5a.

The sun visor main body 28 is formed by covering a plate-shaped core material with two skins and welding both skins together by high frequency welding along the periphery of the core material.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the conventional sun visor described above, the recess 12a
Since the bone frame 11a is pre-arranged in the recess, the skin is divided by the support member 6a and the supported bone frame 11i1, making it difficult to weld the skin in the recess, making it impossible to finish this area beautifully. There wasn't. In addition, a gap that cannot be blocked occurs at the periphery of the recess, and sunlight leaks through this gap.
There was a problem that the '111f#' as a sunshade was damaged.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a sunpipe that not only can hold a sun visor without any trouble, but also can reliably prevent direct sunlight, has an easy-to-weld skin, and is aesthetically pleasing.

A sun visor is supported on the ceiling of a vehicle interior in a vertical direction, and the front support member includes a fixing member fixed to the ceiling, and a front support member that is pivotally attached to the fixing member and attached to the upper part of the sun visor main body. It consists of a mounting member attached to the recess,
In addition, at least one side of the mounting recess and the mounting member 114 is covered by the skin of the sunpipe body.

(Function) The sun visor body is formed by covering eight layers with the skin. The sun visor body is connected to I! via the support arm and support member. It is supported on the ceiling of the room so that it can rotate up and down. On the support member side of the sun visor body, there is a fixing member and MA@
The sun visor body can be rotated in one direction. Mounting recess and @
At least one side of the wearing member is covered with the skin [there are no gaps].

(Example) Next, the first example of the present invention will be described in Figs. 1 to 41iiYI.
This is explained by:

As shown in FIG. 1, the upper edge side of the sun visor main body 2 of the sun visor 1 is supported via a support arm 3 and a support member 6 on a ceiling portion 5 in a vehicle interior so as to be rotatable in the vertical direction.

The sun visor body 2 has a core material 8 made of a foam such as polyurethane, and the surface thereof is covered with a skin 9 such as a resin sheet.
It is formed into a predetermined shape. A frame 11 is provided at the periphery of the core material 8 to maintain the shape of the sun visor body 2, thereby increasing the rigidity. A mounting member 10 and a fitting member 16 are interposed on the frame 11 on the upper side of the sun visor body 2.

For installation, the support arm 3 is inserted into the metal fitting 10, so that the sun visor body 2 can be rotated around the axis of the insertion part of the support arm 3. Fitting member No. 16 is used to fit the insertion portion 18 of the mounting member 17, which will be described later. The fitting member 16 is provided with a cylindrical mounting part 16b in which both ends of two holding plates 16a are joined, and a bone frame insertion part 16C on the outside of which each end of the bone frame 11 is inserted and fixed. It is inserted and fixed to the bone frame 11 at the bone frame insertion portion 16G. A branch-like removal stop portion is formed in the insertion portion 16b, and allows the insertion portion 18 of the mounting member 11 to be fitted therein. The portion of the core material 8 where the fitting member 16 is arranged is a fitting recess for housing the fitting member 16 and inserting the fitting part 18 of the fitting member 17 into the housed fitting member 16.

The skin 9 is a skin 9a on the vehicle window side and a skin 9b on the ceiling side.
As a result, a joint portion 9G is formed by covering each surface of the core material 8 and joining the high frequency wave at the peripheral edge of the core material 8 by welding. Inside the mounting recess 12, the ceiling-side skin 9b of the upper edge of the sun visor body 2 is bent, and the window-side skin 98 is not bent, but is protruded upwardly outside the mounting recess 12 to form both skins 9a.

9b are overlapped and joined. Therefore, the front skin 9a/jC mounting recess 12 on the wind side is covered on the front 1-wind side of the sunpipe main body 2, and the ceiling part 5
On the side, the skin 9b is bent, and the skin 9 on the window side
A and a ceiling-side skin 9b are superimposed to form a light-shielding wall 13. A notch is made in a portion of the ceiling-side skin 9b that covers the mounting recess 12, and hfa of the mounting portion I@12 is an opening, and the cut end of the skin 9b is housed in the mounting recess 12.

The mounting recess 12 is formed by appropriately bending the outer skins 9a and 9b so that the core material 8 is not exposed. The support member 6 is on the other side of the upper edge of the sun visor body 2.
The support 81S material 6 is arranged at 16 parts of the 71S material (and supports the other side of the sun visor 1 on the ceiling 5). The sun visor body 2 is
Attachment member 1 attached to fitting member 16 of recess 12
7 and more.

The fixing part @7 is attached to the ceiling part 5 of the vehicle compartment with a screw 21, and a hook-shaped locking part 7A is formed at the bottom to be pivoted to a pivot shaft 19 of a mounting member 17, which will be described later. The fixing member 7 and the mounting member 17 have a removable insertion part 18 at the 5th part of the mounting member 17, and have a predetermined shape with a pivot shaft 19 horizontally stepped on the upper part. It is made of synthetic resin or metal.The insertion part 18 of the mounting member 17 is inserted into the fitting member 16 of the mounting recess 12.

On the other hand, a fixing member 7 is attached to a predetermined part of the ceiling part 5 of the vehicle compartment with screws @21, and the pivot shaft 19 of the mounting part @17 is fitted into the locking part 7A of the fixing member l. 7 and the mounting member 17 are connected via the pivot shaft 19, and the sun visor body 2
is rotatable in the upward Fh direction by the distal end side of the support arm 3 and the pivot shaft 19 of the mounting member 17.

Therefore, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 2, when the sun visor 1 attached to the ceiling 5 of the vehicle compartment is in a position along the large lt part 5, the skin 9a side on the window side is It faces toward the indoor side, and the concave portion is hidden by the light-shielding wall 13. Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 2 in Fig. 2, when the sun visor 1 is positioned along the front window used as a sunshade, the gap around the support member 6 of the sun visor body 2 is blocked by the light shielding wall 13. The sunlight leaks out (and the function of the sunshade is fully fulfilled. At this time, the support member 6 is visible from inside the vehicle, but inside the mounting recess 12, only the ceiling side skin 9b is bent). Since there are no welded joints, the appearance does not deteriorate.

In this first embodiment, the fitting member 16 of the recess 12 is attached after the window side skin 9a and ceiling side skin 9b are welded together.
By inserting the mounting member 17 into the sun visor, it is possible to solve the problems of conventional sun visors, such as the difficulty in welding the skin around the support member and the periphery of the support member, as well as poor welding. In this first embodiment, the light shielding wall 13 is provided on the window side skin 9a, but the light shielding wall 13 may be provided on the ceiling side skin 9b side.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.

In contrast to the first embodiment in which the mounting member 17 is inserted into the mounting recess 12 of the sun visor body 2, a pivot shaft 35 is attached to the left and right edges of the mounting recess 12.

Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment will be explained using the same reference numerals.

In FIG. 5, the frame 11 provided along the periphery of the sun visor body 2 is bent and arranged along each edge of the mounting recess 12 of the support member 6. is a horizontal shaft 36 into which a tubular pivot shaft 35 is inserted.
are fixed to one bone frame 11 at both ends thereof. Mounting recess 1
In the two parts of the skin 9, the ceiling-side skin 9b is pushed into the window-side skin 9a, and the light-shielding wall 13 covering the mounting recess 12 is formed by fitting together with the window-side skin 9a.

When installing the sun visor body 2, the pivot shaft 35 of the mounting recess 12 is attached to a fixing member 7 with screws 21 attached to the ceiling 5 of the vehicle compartment.
is engaged with the hook-shaped locking portion 7Δ. The attached sun visor 1 is rotatable in the vertical direction.

(Effects of the Invention) By using the above-mentioned problem solving means, the present invention can prevent sunlight from leaking through the gap in the mounting recess formed on the upper edge of the sun visor body, and the mounting member can be covered with the skin. In particular, the mounting member is hidden, making it possible to create a sun visor with a good appearance.

It goes without saying that the sun visor of the present invention can be used as an original sunshade in the interior of a vehicle, just like a normal sun visor.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the present invention, and a first embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG.
2 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a support member, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the manufacturing process of the sun visor body. 5 and 6 show a second embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 5 is a top view of the support member, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line B--B in FIG. 5. Figure m7 is a front view of a conventional sun visor. 1... Sun visor 2... Sun visor body 3... Support arm 5... Ceiling part 6... Support member 7... Fixing member 8... Core material 9... Outer skin 10... Mounting bracket 11...bone frame 12...attachment recess 13...shading wall 17...attachment member 19.35...pivot shaft

Claims (1)

[Claims] A sun visor is rotatably supported in a vertical direction on a ceiling in a vehicle interior via a support arm and a support member, the support member being pivotally connected to a fixing member fixed to the ceiling, and A sun visor for a vehicle, comprising a mounting member mounted in a mounting recess in the upper part of the sun visor body, and at least one side of the mounting recess and the mounting member are covered by the skin of the sun visor body.