KR20200137579A - Portable foldable glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to portable foldable glasses. More specifically, the portable foldable glasses comprise: a central body supporting both lenses of the glasses; a glasses frame for connection; rotary supports axially coupled to the central body to be folded to the front of the central body while being each positioned at an upper portion of the glasses frame; and temples formed to adjust a space between left and right sides while being coupled to each end of the rotary supports. Therefore, a wearer can conveniently carry the foldable glasses.

Description

Portable foldable glasses {PORTABLE FOLDABLE GLASSES}

The present invention relates to folding glasses in which not only the temple legs but also the connecting rod of the middle part of the glasses are folded.

Searched application number: 10-2010-0071798 Registration number: 10-1117610

Those who must carry eyeglasses will have experiences that have been inconvenient to carry.

It was invented to improve this because only two temples were folded and carried in mostly oval-shaped elongated eyeglass cases. Existing glasses only fold the legs, so they look elongated when all glasses are folded. The central bar 100 is straight, so if you add a screw here, there will be more folds than before and the volume will be smaller. It will be much more convenient to carry if it is slightly deformed so that the temples are folded and the center frame 100 that holds the glasses in the middle is also folded.

As the current trend is to produce any product for the purpose of being easy to carry and convenient to use, it is time to technically complement the product we have been missing in our daily life. As a person who wears glasses, the discomfort that I always felt when carrying glasses was bulky. The challenge is to provide portable folding glasses by changing the connecting rod for supporting the eyeglasses along with the temples into simple folding.

As in No. 100, a screw is added to the pole connecting the two glasses to create a means of folding immediately when folded in half. First, fold No. 100 outward and fold the two legs in the original fold, so you can fold more neatly than before.

If eyeglasses that fold the eyeglasses by adding a screw to the connecting rod connecting two eyeglasses are released, it will be a popular item for those who must carry the eyeglasses. Since you only need to remove the connecting rod from the existing glasses and insert the foldable screw, the additional cost is not expected to be significantly different from the existing one. Since this type of eyeglasses has not yet become common, I am not sure of the expected effect of people, but if it is invented as a more portable product, it will gain tremendous popularity.

(1, 2, 3 in descending order)
1 is a perspective view showing an unfolded state of the glasses.
Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a folded state of the glasses.
3 is a plan view showing the unfolded state of the glasses.

If you fold it in half by adding a screw to the rod connecting the two glasses, you can fold it in half. First, fold the number 100 outward and fold the two legs in the original fold, so you can fold it more neatly than before. Since the base 100 is straight, if you add a screw here, there will be more folds than before and the volume will be smaller.

10: lens
100: central body 110: nose support
200: glasses frame
300: rotating support 310: cushion tube
400: temples 410: joint piece 420: joint

Claims (1)

A central body that supports both eyeglasses; Eyeglass frames to connect; A rotation support formed to be axially coupled to the center body and folded in front of the center body in a state respectively positioned on the upper part of the eyeglass frame; And temples formed to adjust the left and right spacing while being coupled to the ends of the both rotation supports. Plastic: adjusting screw; Glass; acryl; urethane; Portable folding glasses made of back

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