TWD239487S - Eyeglasses - Google Patents

Abstract

[Purpose of the Article]: This article is a pair of glasses with a spring hinge. This article comprises: a hinge portion having a hook connected to an elastic member (such as a metal spring or rubber) disposed within the leg portion; a receiving portion connected to the head portion and engaged with the hook portion; and a substantially cylindrical portion covering the hook portion and the receiving portion. The hook portion can slide within the leg portion along the longitudinal direction of the leg portion as the elastic member expands and contracts, and connects the leg portion to the head portion so that the leg portion can rotate relative to the head portion, with the portion of the leg portion engaged with the receiving portion as the axis. Therefore, as shown in "Reference Figure 1 Demonstrating the Usage Status" and "Reference Figure 2 Demonstrating the Usage Status," the user can bend or rotate the mirror legs around the hinge in any direction, such as up, down, left, and right. [Design Description] The dotted line portion of the diagram represents a non-design feature of this application. The dotted line in the diagram is used to separate the non-design feature from the design feature, thereby defining the scope of this application. The dotted line itself represents a non-design feature of this application. This design is a novel and creative design that not only achieves the desired function but also provides a unique appearance that is not seen in previous technologies and is refreshing to the observer.

Description

glasses

This article is a pair of glasses with a spring hinge. It comprises: a hinge portion having a hook connected to a resilient member (such as a metal spring or rubber) disposed within the lens leg; a receiving portion connected to the head portion and engaging with the hook; and a substantially cylindrical portion covering the hook and receiving portion. The hook can slide within the lens leg in the longitudinal direction of the lens leg as the resilient member expands and contracts, and connects the lens leg to the head portion so that the lens leg can rotate relative to the head portion, with the portion of the lens leg engaging with the receiving portion serving as an axis. Therefore, as shown in "Reference Figure 1 Showing the Usage Status" and "Reference Figure 2 Showing the Usage Status," the user can bend or rotate the mirror legs around the hinge in any direction, such as up, down, left, and right.

The dotted lines in the diagram represent the portions not claimed in this application. The dotted lines in the diagram are used to separate the portions not claimed from the portions claimed, thereby defining the scope of this application's claims. The dotted lines themselves represent the portions not claimed in this application.

This design is about a novel and creative design that not only achieves the required function, but also provides a unique appearance that is not seen in previous technologies and is refreshing to the observer.