TWM530966U - Glasses lacing retaining structure - Google Patents

Description

Glasses strap positioning structure (2)

The present invention provides a spectacles strap positioning structure (2), which is mainly a recessed portion of the front end of the temple which is engaged on both sides of the spectacles frame, which is to allow a bundle of hooks with two ends to be joined to extend at one end. And the adjacent auxiliary portion is cut into the hollow area of the corresponding portion of the temple, so that the belt and the temple are maintained with a good orientation restriction or a light extrapolation.

It is useful for eyeglass frames that correct vision or block excessive light from the outside or protect the eyes as a sport. Usually, the eyeglass frame is integrated into the preset function lens, and the glasses are individually pivoted on both sides of the eyeglass frame. The combination of the feet and the eyeglass group can facilitate the user's vision correction and safety protection. However, in the case of wearing such glasses, in some cases, the entire glasses must be more stable due to external wind or movement, and the user may additionally use the bundle to limit the wearing of the glasses, and the foregoing application is in the glasses assembly. The shape of the band is quite large.

Here, some types of belts that are proposed and disclosed by the relevant industry in the eyeglass group are disclosed, such as: the certificate number disclosed in 2011.10.11: M413877 "glass belt strap fixed structure" new case, published in 2015.03.01 Certificate No.: M496776 "Special Structure of Eyeglasses Belt Adjustment Structure", the certificate number disclosed in 2015.11.11: M512143 "Fixed Spectacles Fixing Structure", and the creators of this case have previously proposed the form of the belt, such as: The certificate number disclosed in 2007.10.21: M321110 "Modification of detachable glasses strap structure", the certificate number disclosed in 2010.12.11: M394484 A new type of "glass belt fixing improvement", published in 2011.10.11 certificate number: M413878 "glass belt structure improvement" new case, these glasses set with buckles are indeed safe to use glasses limit.

The creator here proposes the binding of the straps on both sides of the pair of glasses to be used as another new form of the pinning application, and the front end of the temples that are engaged on both sides of the eyeglass frame is preset. The area is provided to allow a bundle of hooks with two ends to be joined to extend the hook portion, and the auxiliary portion on the side of the hook portion is cut into at least one or more of the transparent portions of the corresponding portions of the temples, that is, It can be preset with an urgent position limit, or it can be easily extrapolated and removed when it is necessary to remove it.

The creation is based on the existing application of the straps on both sides of the pair of glasses, and the selection of the recessed area of the front end of the two temples that are connected along both sides of the frame is allowed. The hooks on both sides of the strap are introduced at one end of the hook, and the auxiliary portion on the side of the hook is cut into at least one or more transparent areas recessed in the corresponding passages of the temples, thereby obtaining the easy operation. The orientation of adjacent members can be removed or pushed out of the recessed area.

The main purpose of this creation is to allow the frame of the lens that is allowed to be incorporated into the preset function lens to be contained in the binding band: the two-legged foot of the pivotal connection along the sides of the eyeglass frame is at the front end. An area is recessed to allow a buckle attached to both sides of the belt to be introduced toward a hook portion extending at one end, and a predetermined setting of the second mirror adjacent to the aforementioned area is at least one of a pitch or a non-spaced recess or The above-mentioned permeable area can be cut in at the auxiliary part of the side of the hook which allows the buckles to be joined on both sides of the belt; the buckles on both sides of the belt are oriented at the position of the two mirrors or The detachment can be displaced after a simple introduction and brought into one side, so that a good pinch between the two members or an outward withdrawal without damaging the engaging member can be obtained.

The second purpose of the present invention is to implement the hook portion extending at one end of the strap on both ends in an inward orientation, so that the hook portion can be introduced along the concave portion of the front end of the two temples. .

The third object of the present invention is that the auxiliary part formed on one side of the hook portion of the buckle on both sides of the belt is implemented in an outward orientation, so that the auxiliary portion can be concave along the adjacent area of the two temples. Set the through space to cut in.

The fourth purpose of the present invention is to implement a recessed space in which the recessed area of the second mirror foot adjacent to the preset range is a laterally extending strip groove, so that the buckles on both sides of the strap are located on the side of the hook. The auxiliary part can be used as a displacement of the preset range of motion after the entry.

The fifth purpose of the creation is that the buckles on both sides of the strap are located at one end. The corresponding section of the hook is allowed to be vacant, so that the hook can maintain a proper elasticity in the front region of the introduction temple. .

The sixth purpose of the present invention is to connect the pivotal passages on both sides of the eyeglass frame to the movement of the two temples, and the convex portions of the two ears that are spaced apart from each other by the front end of the temple are elastically adapted into the glasses. The hole in the corresponding part of the frame.

1‧‧‧ glasses frame

11‧‧‧ functional lenses

12‧‧‧ pivotal paragraph

13‧‧‧ hole

2‧‧ ‧ temples

21‧‧‧Area

22‧‧‧Through area

23‧‧‧ Ears

24‧‧‧ convex

3‧‧‧Belt

4‧‧‧ buckle

41‧‧‧Hook

42‧‧‧Auxiliary Department

43‧‧‧ vacant

5‧‧‧ glasses group

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

Figure 2 is the first step of assembling the temple frame with the band buckle.

Figure 3 is the second step of the creation of the eyeglass frame with the temples and the band buckle.

Figure 4 is the third step of the creation of the eyeglass frame with the temples and the band buckle.

Figure 5 is a partial perspective view of the finished eyeglass frame with the temples and the band buckles assembled.

Figure 6 is a side view of the finished eyeglass frame with the temples and the band buckles completed.

Fig. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the A-A portion of Fig. 6.

The eyeglass belt positioning structure (2) of the present design (as shown in FIG. 1) is mainly for the eyeglass frame 1 which is allowed to be incorporated into the preset function lens 11 to be contained in the band 3: The two-leg 2, and the two ends are combined with the strap 3 of the clip 4. among them:

A spectacle frame 1 is recessed inwardly along the pivotal sections 12 on both sides, and is positioned through the apertures 13 in the respective upper and lower layers.

The second temple 2 has a predetermined range of recessed areas 21 at its front end, and a predetermined recess in the adjacent area 21 is a recessed area 22 having at least one or more recesses spaced apart or not ( Here, the permeable area 22 is formed in a strip shape extending in the lateral direction, and the two ears 23 spaced apart at the front end of the temple 2 are extended upward and downward by the convex portion 24 to allow the temple 2 to The pivoting passages 12 of the two ear portions 23 are introduced into the two sides of the eyeglass frame 1 so that the two ear portions 23 can be elastically brought into the holes 13 of the corresponding portions of the eyeglass frame 1 toward the upward and downward convex portions 24, so that the two temples 2 It is in a movable connection with the eyeglass frame 1 (as shown in Fig. 5).

a strap 3, the clip 4 joined at both ends thereof extends a hook portion 41 toward one end of the action, and an auxiliary portion 42 is formed on the side adjacent to the hook portion 41, where the hook portion 41 is In the inward orientation as an implementation, the additional auxiliary portion 42 is implemented in an outward orientation, and the corresponding section of the hook 4 extending at one end of the buckle 4 is allowed to be in a hollow shape 43 so that the hook portion 41 is introduced into the temple 2 The front area 21 can maintain a suitable elasticity.

The above-mentioned strap 3 is coupled to the buckle 4 at both sides and the two temples 2 are oriented. The first step is to fold the side temple 2 pre-bonded into the buckle 4 inwardly (as shown in FIG. 2). The second step: introducing the hook portion 41 extending from the end of the strap 3 at the end of the temple 2 along the front end 21 of the temple 2, and positioning the auxiliary portion 42 on the side of the hook 41 along the mirror The hollow area 22 of the recess 2 adjacent to the area 21 is cut into (as shown in Figures 3 and 7); the third step: the temple 2 can be pulled out outward, so that the buckle 4 at the end of the belt 3 can be And the temple 2 is kept in a good orientation under the simple operation (as shown in FIG. 4), and the buckle 4 and the temple 2 on the other side are restricted in the same manner as described above to form a lens assembly 5 [such as the fifth 6, the auxiliary portion 42 of the buckle 4 on the side of the hook portion 41 can be displaced along the slot-shaped transparent area 22 after the insertion. [Figure 7].

In the above-mentioned configuration, the eyeglasses 3 of the eyeglass assembly 4 are to be removed when not in use (as shown in FIG. 2), and the temples 2 are first folded inwardly, and the side of the buckle 4 is assisted. The portion 42 is separated from the permeable portion 22 of the temple 2, and then the entire hook portion 41 is withdrawn toward the region 21 at the front end of the temple 2, so that the clips 4 at both ends of the belt can be taken out without damaging the relevant members.

The straps 3 are included in the eyeglass assembly 5, and the buckles 4 are positioned or removed from the two legs 2 to be displaced after being easily introduced and brought into one side, so that good mutuals can be obtained. The pinching between the two members, or the outward withdrawal, does not destroy the application of the engaging members.

1‧‧‧ glasses frame

11‧‧‧ functional lenses

12‧‧‧ pivotal paragraph

13‧‧‧ hole

2‧‧ ‧ temples

21‧‧‧Area

22‧‧‧Through area

23‧‧‧ Ears

24‧‧‧ convex

3‧‧‧Belt

4‧‧‧ buckle

41‧‧‧Hook

42‧‧‧Auxiliary Department

43‧‧‧ vacant

5‧‧‧ glasses group

Claims (6)

The utility model relates to a spectacles strap positioning structure, which is characterized in that the spectacles frame which is allowed to be integrated into the preset function lens is included in the binding of the ligament: the two temples which are connected along the pivotal section of the spectacles frame are arranged at the front end. An area is recessed to allow the buckles on both sides of the belt to be introduced toward a hook portion extending at one end, and the preset setting adjacent to the aforementioned region of the two temples is at least one recessed or non-spaced Or the above-mentioned permeable area, the auxiliary part which allows the buckles on both sides of the belt to be located on the side of the hook can be cut in; the buckles on both sides of the belt can be restricted or disengaged from the two mirrors. After the introduction of the displacement and the arrival of one side, it is possible to obtain a good pinch between the two members, or to exit outward without damaging the phase connecting member. According to the spectacles strap positioning structure of claim 1, wherein the hook portion of the buckle that is coupled at one end is implemented in an inward orientation, so that the hook portion can be placed along the two mirror legs. The recessed area of the front end is introduced. The spectacles strap positioning structure according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary portion formed on one side of the hook portion at one end of the strap is implemented in an outward orientation, so that the auxiliary portion can be along The hollow area of the recessed area adjacent to the two temples is cut. The spectacles strap positioning structure according to the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the two mirrors are adjacent to the preset range, and the recessed area of the recessed area is implemented as a laterally extending strip groove to facilitate the combination of the buckles on both sides of the strap The auxiliary part with the hook side can make the displacement of the preset range of motion after the entry. According to the spectacles strap positioning structure of claim 1, wherein the buckles on both sides of the strap are located at one end, and the corresponding section of the hook portion is allowed to be vacant so that the hook portion is in front of the introduction temple. The area maintains a comfortable elasticity. The spectacles strap positioning structure according to the first aspect of the patent application, wherein the pivotal passages of the two sides of the spectacles frame are engaged with the movement of the two temples, and the two ears that are spaced apart from the front end of the temple are extended upward and downward. The portion is adapted to elastically fit into the hole of the corresponding portion of the eyeglass frame.