TWM512143U - Glasses fillet fixing structure - Google Patents

Description

Glasses strap fixing structure

The present invention provides a fixing structure for eyeglasses, which is mainly used for binding the front side of the eyeglasses used in general optical glasses (for example, glasses for correcting vision), and the user can carry the ends of the belt through a simple operation. Quickly cut into the end of the temple to pivot, you can get the exact positioning, and it is also relatively light and easy to remove the strap.

According to the present invention, the eyeglass frame which is currently used for correcting vision is generally included: a frame of glasses incorporated into a preset function lens, and a frame on both sides of the frame of the eyeglass frame, which is required to be worn as a normal work. If the user has to exercise, the two ends of the strap must be fastened to the aforementioned orientation of the temples, or the temples can be removed and reassembled to form a belt for corrective vision during exercise. And the glasses have been firmly erected, which is also the application of the relevant industry to continue to develop and design.

A new type of application filed by the relevant industry and published on April 11, 1995, certificate number: M289488 "Improved structure of the glasses strap" is disclosed. The group of the glasses strap includes: a first clamping element, a second clamping member and an elastic cable or the like, wherein one end of the first clamping member is provided with an accommodating space having an opening, and a clamping portion and a spring clip are disposed on the outer periphery of the first clamping member. a clamping piece that allows the struts on both sides of the spectacles to be clamped in orientation, and an outer diameter of the second clamping member that is smaller than the opening of the accommodating space of the first clamping member, and in the second The outer periphery of the clamping member is provided with a clamping portion for clamping the other rod of the glasses, and the elastic cable has a retractable characteristic, and at one end thereof is an opening along the first clamping member Inserted and coupled thereto, and the other end of the elastic cord is coupled to a corresponding end of the second clamping member for elastically extending the elastic cable to fit into the back of the user's brain, so that the lens When used, the second clamping element can be inserted into the opening of the first clamping element when the elastic cable is fully contracted, and forms a combined state of the sleeve, and is hooked by the elastic clip. Hang in the preset orientation.

The creator here proposes that the same category as the above can be hooked on the general glasses. The strap assembly of the two side struts (ie, the temple legs) is designed as another new shape, so that the user can quickly cut the ends of the straps to the end of the armature under a simple operation, and then obtain The exact positioning and the ease of removal of the strap are also quite light.

The creation is based on the use of the conventional optical glasses (such as: glasses for correcting vision). The preset paragraphs of the pair of glasses are combined with the bundle to make different forms, and the glasses are placed on both sides of the glasses. The outer side including the one end of the eyeglasses is pivotally extended to the front, and the front end of the buckle connected at both ends of the strap is formed to extend into the receiving section of the working edge to form the receiving section. The buckle portion can be directly inserted into the outer blocking portion when the eyeglasses are folded, or the eyeglasses are folded when the strap is to be removed to drive the buckle at one end to move forward and the frame edge to escape from the blocking portion. Achieve fast positioning / or lightly removed applications.

The main purpose of the creation is that the preset paragraphs of the temples used on both sides of the glasses are contained in the orientation of the belt. The outer side of the end of the temple is pivoted to extend a section of the barrier, and the two are in the belt. The front end of the buckle is formed at the front end to form a receiving section in the receiving section The outer periphery is recessed with a recess and the recess extends inwardly to a frame edge, so that the strap is to be buckled into the temple to cut the receiving portion of the buckle corresponding to the blocking portion of the temple, and the strap is The buckle is pulled back to drive the frame edge of the outward end to be restricted to the blocking portion of the temple, so that the exact strap can be quickly positioned, and the strap only needs to be re-attached to the temple. By folding and pushing the buckle of the strap forward to disengage the barrier of the temple, the strap can be removed lightly.

1‧‧‧ glasses frame

2‧‧‧ glasses feet

21‧‧‧Block

3‧‧‧ glasses

4‧‧‧Belt

41‧‧‧fasteners

42‧‧‧Acceptance interval

43‧‧‧ recess

44‧‧‧ frame

The first figure is an exploded view of the frame of the present invention and the temples and the straps.

Figure 2 is a view of the assembly of the eyeglass frame and the temples and the straps.

Figure 3 is a top view of the assembly of the eyeglass frame and the temples and the straps.

Figure 4 is a partial cross-sectional view of the assembled eyeglass frame and the temples and the straps.

Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the steps of the present invention in which the band of the eyeglass frame is removed for removal.

Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of the second step of the creation of the band of the eyeglass frame.

The eyeglass band fixing structure of the present invention (such as FIG. 1) is mainly used for the orientation of the eyeglasses 2 on both sides of the eyeglasses 3, and the orientation of the band 4 is included: one eyeglass 2, one strap 4 Composition. One of the temples 2 is an erecting member that is allowed to be pivotally connected to both outer sides of the spectacles frame 1, and a blocking portion 21 is extended forwardly at the outer side of the armature 2 at the pivotal end.

A belt 4 is connected at its two ends to a buckle portion 41 which is determined according to the action of the end portion 21 of the temple 2, and a receiving portion 42 is formed at the forward end of the buckle portion 41. The outer periphery is recessed with a recess 43 and extends the recess 43 inwardly A frame edge 44.

The above-mentioned temples 2 pivotally connected to both sides of the eyeglass frame 1 are required to be used with the band 4 The buckle is implemented by first folding the temples 2 on both sides into a concave shape (as in the form of FIG. 5), and the receiving portion 42 of the buckle portion 41 connected to the both ends of the band 4 sequentially blocks the blocking of the temple 2 The portion 21 is cut in, and the buckle portion 41 of the band 4 is pulled back to drive the frame edge 44 of the outwardly facing end to be restricted to the blocking portion 21 of the temple 2 (as shown in Figs. 3 and 4), so that an exact bundle can be obtained. With 4 quick positioning [as shown in Figure 2].

In addition, the strap 4 which is fastened at the action end of the two temples 2 is to be removed (such as the fifth In the figure, it is only necessary to fold the two-eye 2 again, and the button 41 of the band 4 is pushed forward so that the restricted frame edge 44 can be disengaged from the blocking portion 21 of the temple 2 (eg, the sixth In the figure, the receiving section 42 of the buckle portion 41 also exits the range of the blocking portion 21, so that the strap 4 can be removed lightly, and the glasses 2 on both sides of the eyeglass frame 1 are pulled out as general optical glasses (eg, correction) Sight glasses, sports glasses, etc.).

1‧‧‧ glasses frame

2‧‧‧ glasses feet

21‧‧‧Block

3‧‧‧ glasses

4‧‧‧Belt

41‧‧‧fasteners

42‧‧‧Acceptance interval

43‧‧‧ recess

44‧‧‧ frame

Claims (1)

The utility model relates to a belt strap fixing structure, which is used for the orientation of the eyeglasses on both sides of the glasses, and comprises: the outer side of the pivoting end of the temple is a forward blocking section, and the strap The front end of the buckle portion connected to the two ends forms a receiving interval, and a concave portion is recessed in the outer periphery of the receiving portion, and the concave portion extends inwardly; a frame edge is required to be buckled into the eyeglasses The cutting portion of the buckle portion is cut into the blocking portion of the temple, and the buckle portion of the belt is pulled back to drive the frame edge of the outward end to be restricted to the blocking portion of the temple, so that the exact belt can be obtained quickly. Positioning, and the belt is only required to be folded again, and the buckle portion of the belt is pushed forward to disengage the barrier portion of the temple, so that the belt can be removed lightly.