TWM544644U - Rotary eyeglasses frame - Google Patents

Description

Rotating glasses frame

The present invention relates to a spectacle frame, and more particularly to a rotating spectacle frame that can be mounted on a cap and can be rotated to adjust an angle.

In the daytime, the sun is very strong, so people often wear hats and sunglasses to prevent facial sunburn and eyesight damage. When people return to the room from the outside, or from the bright to the dark, it is always necessary to remove the sunglasses to avoid the safety of travel due to the darkness of the line of sight.

However, when the wearer removes the sunglasses, he often places it because he cannot find a suitable place to place it. When he wants to use it again, he often can't find the sunglasses, and many people use the sunglasses. After being removed, it is placed in the pocket of the trousers, causing damage or deformation when the seat is pressed against the sunglasses. In addition, the conventional sunglasses can only have one angle when worn, and the wearer cannot adjust the elevation angle of the sunglasses according to the angle of the sunlight, so the design of the sunglasses still needs to be improved.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a rotating eyeglass frame that overcomes at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art.

Thus, the novel rotating spectacle frame is suitable for being mounted on a cap and includes a mounting unit, an adjusting unit, and a mirror unit. The mounting unit includes a mounting portion coupled to the cap, and a pivoting portion connecting the mounting portion away from one end of the cap; the pivoting portion has a laterally extending pivoting shaft, the pivoting shaft having a plurality of formations A positioning groove that is recessed on the outer surface and radially inward. The adjusting unit is angularly disposed on the mounting unit, and includes an adjusting portion rotatably positioned on the pivoting shaft, and a clamping portion extending from the adjusting portion away from the pivoting axis The adjusting portion has an elastic member disposed inside, and the elastic member has two sharp protrusions respectively engaged with two of the positioning grooves. The scope unit includes a connecting portion connected to the clamping portion, and a mirror portion extending outward from the connecting portion.

The utility model has the following effects: the rotating spectacle frame can be mounted on the cap by the mounting portion, and the wearer can rotate the adjusting portion to adjust the clamping portion according to the brightness condition or the need of the time. The angle of inclination with the scope unit. When the wearer does not use the scope unit, it is only necessary to rotate the adjustment portion and to accommodate the scope unit to the bottom side of the cap, which is simpler and more convenient to use and store.

Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, a first embodiment of the present rotating spectacle frame is adapted for mounting on a cap 5 comprising a cap body that is placed over the head of a wearer (not shown). 51, and a bill 52 extending from the cap body 51 toward the front. The rotary spectacle frame comprises a mounting unit 1, an adjustment unit 2, and a mirror unit 3.

The mounting unit 1 includes a mounting portion 11 connected to the cap 5, and a pivoting portion 12 connecting the mounting portion 11 away from one end of the cap 5.

Referring to FIG. 1 , FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , the mounting portion 11 has two first extending sections 111 respectively extending from the pivoting portion 12 toward the left and right sides and located on the bottom side of the bill 52 , and two respectively The first extensions 111 extend away from each other at one end of the pivoting portion 12 and are located at a second extension 112 on the top side of the bill 52.

The pivoting portion 12 has two lugs 121 at both ends spaced apart from each other, and a pivot shaft 122 extending laterally between the lugs 121. The lugs 121 are respectively connected to the first extensions 111. The pivot shaft 122 has four positioning grooves 123 formed on the outer surface and recessed radially inward. It should be noted that the number of the positioning slots 123 is not limited to four. In other variations of the first embodiment, the number of the positioning slots 123 may be increased according to the requirements of the wearer. Or reduce.

The adjusting unit 2 is angularly disposed on the mounting unit 1 and includes an adjusting portion 21 rotatably positioned on the pivoting shaft 122, and an adjusting portion 21 facing away from the pivoting shaft The pinch portion 22 extending in the 122 direction.

The adjustment portion 21 has an elastic member 211 and two adjustment assemblies 212. Each of the adjustment assemblies 212 is a semi-tubular body, and the adjustment assemblies 212 are assembled to each other to form a tubular body that can be looped over the pivot shaft 122. The elastic member 211 is circumferentially disposed on the inner side of the adjusting portion 21 and is sandwiched between the adjusting assemblies 212. The elastic member 211 is a substantially C-shaped elastic piece having a returning elasticity, and has two protruding protrusions 213 at opposite ends and respectively protruding toward the pivoting shaft 122. The protruding protrusions 213 are respectively elastically embedded. Two of the positioning slots 123 are engaged in the positioning slots 123 on opposite sides.

It should be noted that in other variations of the first embodiment, the adjustment assemblies 212 may be combined into one integrally formed tubular body, that is, the adjustment portion 21 may have only the elastic member 211. There is no such adjustment assembly 212 that can be detached from each other.

The nip portion 22 extends from the adjustment portion 21 in a direction away from the pivot shaft 122 and is coupled to the scope unit 3 . The clamping portion 22 has two clamping arms 221 spaced apart from each other and disposed on the adjusting assembly 212 corresponding to the adjusting portion 21, and two corresponding clamping members respectively disposed on the clamping arms 221 Block 222. Each of the clamping arm 221 extends from the adjusting portion 21 in a direction away from the pivot shaft 122. Each of the clamping blocks 222 is located at one end of the corresponding clamping arm 221 away from the adjusting portion 21 and extends toward the other of the clamping arms 221 .

The scope unit 3 includes a connecting portion 31 connected to the clamping portion 22 of the adjusting unit 2, and a mirror extending outward from the connecting portion 31 and corresponding in size to the wearer's eyes. Body 32.

The connecting portion 31 has two clamping recesses 311 formed by recessing inwardly from both sides, and the clamping recesses 311 are configured to be embedded and positioned by the clamping members 222. It should be noted that in other variations of the first embodiment, the clamping abutment grooves 311 can communicate with each other and form a clamping hole penetrating through the two sides of the connecting portion 31, and the clamping abutting hole is provided for the same. The clamping block 222 protrudes into the frame and the mirror unit 3 is positioned on the adjusting unit 2.

The mirror portion 32 is coupled to the connecting portion 31 and rotatable about the pivoting shaft 122 along the connecting portion 31 and the adjusting portion 21 of the adjusting unit 2 . The body portion 32 has a single piece lens 321 . In this embodiment, the lens 321 is a sunshade lens that blocks sunlight. Of course, in other variations of the embodiment, the type of the lens 321 can be adjusted according to the wearer's own needs, such as an anti-UV lens that can absorb short-wavelength light. Alternatively, the lens 321 is a two-piece type and the number is two, and the mirror portion 32 further has a frame for the lenses 321 to be embedded.

When the first embodiment is assembled with the cap 5, the mounting portion 11 only needs to be clamped to the cap 5, and the first extending segments 111 are matched with the second extending segments 112. The cap unit 52 is placed on the bottom side of the bill 52.

Referring to FIG. 1 , FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 , in the first embodiment, the wearer can rotate the adjusting portion 21 of the adjusting unit 2 relative to the pivot shaft 122 to drive the clip. The portion 22 and the mirror unit 3 are rotated to adjust the angle. After the rotation, the protruding protrusions 213 of the elastic member 211 located inside the adjusting portion 21 are inserted into the corresponding positioning grooves 123, thereby positioning the adjusting portion 21 and jointly bringing the clamping portion into contact. The portion 22 and the scope unit 3 are positioned and not rotated, so that the effect of adjusting the angle according to the wearer's needs can be achieved. For example, when the wearer wants to use the scope unit 3, it is only necessary to adjust the angle of the adjustment portion 21 to as shown in FIG. 3. The mirror portion 32 of the scope unit 3 can be erected on the wearer. The eyes are in front of the eyes and reduce the intense light from the front.

When the wearer does not use the scope unit 3, it is only necessary to adjust the angle of the adjustment portion 21 to be as shown in FIG. 1. The mirror portion 32 of the scope unit 3 can be accommodated close to the cap. The bottom side of the tongue 52, in addition to not affecting the wearer's line of sight, can also avoid the problem of loss or careless damage caused by the ease of storage as described above.

Referring to Figures 6 and 7, the construction of a second embodiment of the present invention is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment, with the difference that the mounting portion 11 is connected to the cap 5 in a different manner. The cap 5 further includes a hem portion 53 extending upwardly from the inner bottom edge of the cap body 51. The slat portion 53 cooperates with the cap body 51 to define an annular groove 511 that is open upward. The mounting portion 11 of the second embodiment has a third extending portion 113 correspondingly embedded in the annular groove 511, and a third extending portion 113 extends downwardly from the slat portion 53 and is connected in the same body. The fourth extension 114 of the pivoting portion 12. Thereby, the second embodiment can be connected to the cap 5, and the adjustment unit 2 and the scope unit 3 can also be used as described in the first embodiment.

Referring to Figure 8, when the second embodiment is assembled with another type of cap 5, another use aspect can be presented. The visor 52 of the cap 5 is bendable. When the second embodiment is in use, the adjusting portion 21 can be rotated and the mirror unit 3 can be tilted upward to be vertical. At this time, the bill 52 also rises upward together with the mirror unit 3. And is limited between the scope unit 3 and the cap body 51.

Referring to Figures 9 and 10, a third embodiment of the present invention is substantially identical in construction to the second embodiment, with the difference that the third embodiment further includes an earphone unit 4 coupled to the mounting portion 11.

The earphone unit 4 includes two earphones 41 that are rotatably coupled to both ends of the third extension 113, respectively. The earphones 41 extend out of the cap body 51 from the inside to the outside and are operable to rotate about the junction with the third extension 113. When the wearer wants to use the earphone unit 4 of the fourth embodiment, it is only necessary to adjust the angles of the earphones 41, and the earphones 41 are covered by the wearer's ears, and the earphones are The unit 4 is connected to a sound source output device (not shown), and the sound emitted by the sound source output device can be heard by the earphones 41.

As can be seen from the above, the rotating spectacle frame of the present invention can be mounted on the cap 5 by the mounting portion 11, and the wearer can adjust the clip abutting portion 22 connected thereto by rotating the adjusting portion 21. The angle of inclination of the scope unit 3. The wearer can quickly adjust the degree of shielding of the scope unit 3 according to the current light and dark condition or his own needs, and is more convenient and convenient to use. Further, when the wearer does not use the scope unit 3, it is only necessary to adjust the adjustment portion 21 and to accommodate the scope unit 3 close to the bottom side of the bill 52, which is more convenient and convenient to store. Therefore, the purpose of this new type can be achieved. Furthermore, the earphone unit 4 is coupled to the design of the mounting unit 1 so that the wearer can listen to the sound from the sound source output device while wearing, and is more versatile in life applications.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.

1‧‧‧Installation unit
11‧‧‧Installation Department
111‧‧‧First extension
112‧‧‧Second extension
113‧‧‧ third extension
114‧‧‧fourth extension
12‧‧‧ pivotal department
121‧‧‧ lugs
122‧‧‧ pivot shaft
123‧‧‧ positioning slot
2‧‧‧Adjustment unit
21‧‧‧Adjustment Department
211‧‧‧Flexible parts
212‧‧‧Adjusting the assembly
213‧‧‧ pointed
22‧‧‧Clamping
221‧‧‧ clip arm
222‧‧‧Clamping block
3‧‧‧Mirror unit
31‧‧‧Connecting Department
311‧‧‧
32‧‧‧Mirror Department
321‧‧‧ lenses
4‧‧‧ headphone unit
41‧‧‧ headphones
5‧‧‧ hat
51‧‧‧Cap body
511‧‧‧ring groove
52‧‧‧Blade
53‧‧‧Sewing parts

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a state in which a first embodiment of the present invention is assembled with a cap, and the A mirror unit of an embodiment has not been deployed; FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating the first embodiment; FIG. 3 is an incomplete perspective exploded view showing a mounting unit and an adjustment of the first embodiment. Figure 4 is a partial cross-sectional side view showing a state in which a mounting unit, an adjusting unit and a mirror unit of the first embodiment are assembled; Fig. 5 is a view showing a state in which the unit is assembled with a mirror unit; A perspective view illustrating a state in which the first embodiment is assembled with the cap, and the mirror unit of the first embodiment has been deployed; FIG. 6 is a perspective view illustrating a second embodiment of the novel rotating spectacle frame Figure 7 is an incomplete cross-sectional side view illustrating the state in which the second embodiment is assembled with the cap; Figure 8 is an incomplete cross-sectional side view showing the second embodiment assembled with another cap , FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of the novel rotating spectacle frame; and FIG. 10 is a side view showing the state in which the third embodiment is assembled with the cap. .

1‧‧‧Installation unit

11‧‧‧Installation Department

111‧‧‧First extension

112‧‧‧Second extension

12‧‧‧ pivotal department

2‧‧‧Adjustment unit

21‧‧‧Adjustment Department

3‧‧‧Mirror unit

31‧‧‧Connecting Department

32‧‧‧Mirror Department

5‧‧‧ hat

51‧‧‧Cap body

52‧‧‧Blade

Claims (8)

A rotary eyeglass frame adapted to be mounted on a cap and comprising: a mounting unit including a mounting portion coupled to the cap, and a pivoting portion connecting the mounting portion away from one end of the cap, the pivoting The portion has a laterally extending pivoting shaft, the pivoting shaft has a plurality of positioning grooves formed on the outer surface and recessed radially inward; an adjusting unit is angularly disposed on the mounting unit and includes a An adjusting portion of the pivoting ring that is sleeved on the pivoting shaft, and a clamping portion extending from the adjusting portion away from the pivoting axis, the adjusting portion having an elastic member disposed inside, the elastic member having Two protrusions respectively engaging two of the positioning slots; and a mirror unit including a connecting portion connected to the clamping portion and a mirror portion extending outward from the connecting portion . The rotary spectacle frame of claim 1, wherein the clamping portion has two clamping arms that are spaced apart and correspondingly disposed on the adjusting portion, and each of the clamping arms is moved away from the pivot by the adjusting portion. The direction of the shaft extends. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 2, wherein the clamping portion further has two clamping members respectively corresponding to the clamping arms, and each of the clamping members is located at the corresponding clamping member. The arm extends away from one end of the adjusting portion and extends toward the other of the clamping arm. The connecting portion of the mirror unit has two clamping abutments formed by recessing inwardly from both sides. These clips are embedded in the block. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 3, wherein the adjustment portion of the adjustment unit further has two adjustable assembly members that are connected to each other, each of the adjustment assemblies being a semi-tubular body, and corresponding to the The clip is connected to the arm. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 1, the cap comprising a cap body sleeved on the wearer's head, and a cap extending from the cap body toward the front, wherein the mounting portion has two separate portions a first extending portion extending from the two ends of the pivoting portion toward the left and right sides and located at a bottom side of the cap, and two of the first extending portions respectively extending away from the one end of the pivoting portion And a second extension on the top side of the visor, the first extensions are in cooperation with the second extensions to be positioned on the visor. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 1, the cap comprising a cap body sleeved on the wearer's head, a cap extending from the cap body toward the front, and an inner bottom edge of the cap body An upwardly extending slat portion, the cap body cooperating with the slat portion to define an annular groove having an opening upward, wherein the mounting portion has a third extension portion correspondingly embedded in the annular groove, and one of the The three extensions extend downwardly through the hem portion and are connected to the fourth extension of the pivot portion, the pivot portion being located on the bottom side of the visor. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 6, further comprising an earphone unit connected to the mounting portion, the earphone unit comprising two earphones respectively connected to two ends of the third extension. The rotary spectacle frame of claim 7, wherein the earphones extend from the inside to the outside and are rotatably coupled to the third extension of the mounting portion.