TWM580693U - Eyeglasses device with cup - Google Patents

Abstract

An eyeglass device with a cup includes a frame unit, a lens unit and two cups. The frame unit includes a frame, two temples and a nose pad. The frame has a nose bridge section located in the center and two mounting sections extending outward from the left and right sides of the nose bridge section. Each temple has an adjusting section and a reinforcing rib. The lens unit is detachably mounted on the frame unit, and includes two mirror surfaces and a connecting portion mounted on the nose bridge section. Each mirror surface has an abutting top edge that can be positioned on a respective mounting section. The connecting portion has a fixing groove located on the top side and used to be embedded in the nose bridge segment, and a mounting groove located on the bottom side and abutted against the nose pad. The cups are respectively adjustable at the adjustment sections of the temples, thereby adjusting the wearing position of each cup.

Description

Glasses device with cup

The invention relates to a head covering, in particular to a spectacle device with a cup.

An existing working protective face shield includes a circular arc frame protruding forward and used to fit on the forehead, a protective cover body rotatably disposed on the front side of the frame, and left and right sides of the circular arc frame. An adjustment strap device extending backward and used to surround the head, a headband movably placed on the adjustment strap device and used to abut the top of the head, and two cups respectively disposed on the left and right ends of the headband . The adjusting belt device has an adjusting belt connected to the left and right ends of the arc frame, and a knob rotatably provided on the adjusting belt. By turning the knob, the adjusting belt can be extended or shortened to fit different heads. Around. The headband can be moved up or down relative to the adjustment band device to adjust the wearing positions of the cups. In this way, workers can protect their eyes and isolate noise from the work environment.

However, because the working protective mask needs to be worn with the arc frame, the adjustment band device, the headband, and the cups from the front side, the rear side, the top side, and the left and right sides at the same time, the wearing method is very inconvenient.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a spectacle device with a cup which is convenient to wear.

Therefore, the novel glasses device with a cup includes a frame unit, a lens unit and two cups. The frame unit includes a frame, two temples and a nose pad. The frame has a nose bridge section in the center, and two mounting sections extending outward from the left and right sides of the nose bridge section. Each mounting section has a A stop on the inside. The temples are respectively connected to the mounting sections of the mirror frame and extend rearward for wearing. Each temple has a connecting section that extends from the respective installation section to the outside and then to the rear. An adjustment section extending rearward, and a reinforcing rib located on the inside and disposed on the connecting section and the adjustment section. The nose pad is provided on the nose bridge section of the frame, the nose pad has a body extending downward from the nose bridge section, two brackets provided on the body and extending obliquely in the opposite direction, and detachably provided on the brackets. Frame with two nose pads.

The lens unit is detachably mounted on the frame unit, and includes two mirror faces, and a connecting portion connecting the mirror faces and mounted on a nose bridge section of the frame. A stop portion of the segment abuts the top edge, the connecting portion has a fixing groove on the top side and used to be embedded in the nose bridge segment, and a mounting groove on the bottom side and abuts against the nose pad.

The cups are respectively adjustable at the adjustment sections of the temples, and each cup includes an adjustment member slidably disposed at the adjustment section of the respective temples, and an adjustment member provided at the adjustment member and A cover body rotated relative to the adjusting member and used for wearing, thereby adjusting the wearing angle and position of each cup.

The utility model has the advantages that the cups are slidably arranged on the temples, and when worn, the nose pads of the frame unit only need to bear against the nose, and the cups rest against The ear can be positioned on the head, which is very convenient to wear.

Before the new model is described in detail, it should be noted that the left-right direction X, front-rear direction Y, top-bottom direction Z, and the inside and outside directions in the following description are based on the normal use orientation.

Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, an embodiment of the novel glasses device with a cup includes a frame unit 1, a lens unit 2, and two cups 3.

The frame unit 1 includes a frame 11, two temples 12, and a nose pad 13. The mirror frame 11 has a nose bridge section 111 located in the center, and two mounting sections 112 extending outward from the left and right sides of the nose bridge section 111. The nose bridge section 111 has a sliding stop 113 located on the inner side and composed of several ribs, and two clamping grooves 114 on the left and right sides of the sliding stop 113. Each mounting section 112 has a blocking portion 115 formed on the inner side. In this embodiment, each blocking portion 115 is a recessed groove and extends to be connected to a respective latching groove 114.

The temples 12 are respectively connected to the mounting sections 112 of the mirror frame 11 and extend rearwardly for wearing. Each temple 12 has a connecting section 121 extending from the respective installation section 112 outward and then rearward. An adjusting section 122 extending inward and backward from the connecting section 121, and a reinforcing rib 123 formed on the inside and located at the junction of the connecting section 121 and the adjusting section 122. The reinforcing ribs 123 can improve the The structural strength of the temples 12 enables the temples 12 to withstand the stress of bending inward or opening outward for a long time to increase the service life. The adjusting section 122 of each temple 12 has a plurality of positioning grooves 124 spaced apart and extending along the top-bottom direction Z. In this embodiment, each positioning groove 124 is defined by two spaced-apart convex teeth 125, and Preferably, the outer contour of each convex tooth 125 is arc-shaped.

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 5, the nose pad 13 is disposed on the nose bridge section 111 of the frame 11. The nose pad 13 has a body 131 extending downward from the nose bridge section 111, on the rear side of the body 131 and facing left and right sides. Two brackets 132 extending obliquely in opposite directions, and two nose pads 133 detachably provided on the brackets 132. The body 131 has an arc-shaped abutting portion 134 located on the bottom side and connected to the brackets 132. Preferably, in addition to the nose pads 133 made of a soft material such as rubber, the frame unit 1 of this embodiment, the frame 11, the temples 12, the body 131 of the nose pad 13, and the brackets 132 is a one-piece structure. With the soft nose pads 133, the wearing comfort can be improved.

The lens unit 2 is detachably mounted on the frame unit 1 and includes two mirror face portions 21 mounted on the mounting sections 112 of the lens frame 11 and used to protect the eyes, and connected to the mirror face portions 21 and mounted on A connecting portion 22 of the nose bridge section 111 of the frame 11. Each mirror surface portion 21 has an abutting top edge 211 that can be positioned on the blocking portion 115 of the respective mounting section 112. The connecting portion 22 has a fixing groove 221 on the top side and used to be embedded in the nose bridge section 111, and a mounting groove 222 on the bottom side and abutting against the arc-shaped abutting portion 134 of the nose pad 13. The fixing groove 221 faces the bottom side of the nose bridge segment 111 and has a central groove portion 223 located at the center and abutting the bottom side of the nose bridge segment 11, and is located on two opposite sides of the central groove portion 223 and engages the card respectively The groove portions 224 on both sides of the card grooves 114 of the nose bridge section 111. Thereby, the lens unit 2 can be easily attached and detached.

It should be noted that when assembling the lens unit 2 to the frame unit 1, the nose pads 133 are first set on the brackets 132, and then the lens unit 2 is mounted on the frame unit 1. So that the nose pads 133 are located on the rear side of the mirror face portions 21 of the lens unit 2 in the front-rear direction Y, and then a part of the mirror face portions 21 can abut against the nose pads 133. Therefore, the The lens unit 2 can be firmly attached to the frame unit 1.

Referring to FIG. 4, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, the cups 3 are respectively adjustable and arranged on the adjusting sections 122 of the temples 12 and used to isolate external noise. Each cup 3 includes slidingly disposed on a respective one of the cups 3. An adjusting member 31 of the adjusting section 122 of the temple 12 and a cover 32 disposed on the adjusting member 31 and rotatable relative to the adjusting member 31 and used for wearing, whereby the cups 3 can be oriented toward Move forward or backward to adjust the wearing angle and position of the cups 3.

Referring to FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, in detail, the cover body 32 of each cup 3 has a receiving hole 321 facing the respective adjusting member 31, and each adjusting member 31 has a receiving hole rotatably received in the respective receiving hole 321. A joint 311, a connecting rod 312 extending along the first axis L1 from the joint 311 in a direction away from the respective cover body 32, and a mounting seat 313 opposite to the joint 311 and disposed on the connecting rod 312. Preferably, each joint 311 has two heads 3111 spaced apart from each other, and a gap portion 3112 formed between the heads 3111. The heads 3111 can be compressed or springed out by the gap portion 3112. It is convenient for each joint 311 to receive or disengage from the receiving hole 321 of the respective cup 3. However, in other modified examples, each joint 311 can also omit the gap portion 3112 and present a solid structure, which also has the function of being able to be accommodated in a respective accommodation hole 321. Each mounting base 313 is slidably disposed on the adjusting section 122 of the respective temple 12 and has an inner wall surface 314 surrounding a second axis L2 and defining a through groove 310, and each through groove 310 is provided for a respective mirror. The adjusting section 122 of the foot 12 is movably inserted, and the second axis L2 is substantially perpendicular to the first axis L1. The inner wall surface 314 of the mounting seat 313 of each cup 3 has a latching block 315 for convex-convex fitting with one of the positioning slots 124 of the adjusting section 122 of the respective temple 12, and an opposing block 315. The auxiliary bars 316 provided and extending along the second axis L2 utilize the auxiliary bars 316 of each mounting base 313 to abut against the outer side of the adjustment section 122 of the respective temple 12, so that the mounting bases 313 can closely fit Without loosening.

Referring to FIG. 4 and FIG. 6, in use, it is only necessary to pull the temples 12 to the left and right sides and hang them from the front of the face toward the face, and make the cups 3 abut the ears respectively. Moreover, the nose pads 133 can be abutted on the nose, and the wearing method is quite convenient.

At the same time, referring to FIG. 8, if the glasses function is temporarily not needed, the frame unit 1 can be turned upside down and placed on the top of the head, without interrupting the work and disassembling this embodiment to facilitate work.

In summary, the cups 3 are slidably disposed on the temples 12 when in use. Only the nose pads 133 should be placed against the nose and the cups 3 should be placed against the ears during use. Yes, it is quite convenient to wear. Therefore, it can indeed achieve the purpose of a new type of cost.

However, the above are only examples of the new model. When the scope of implementation of the new model cannot be limited by this, any simple equivalent changes and modifications made in accordance with the scope of the patent application of the new model and the content of the patent specification are still Within the scope of this new patent.

1‧‧‧ Frame Unit
11‧‧‧ Frame
111‧‧‧ Nose bridge
112‧‧‧Installation Section
113‧‧‧Slipstop
114‧‧‧Kagou
115‧‧‧stop
12‧‧‧ temple
121‧‧‧ convergence
122‧‧‧Adjustment
123‧‧‧ rib
124‧‧‧ positioning groove
125‧‧‧ convex teeth
13‧‧‧ nose pad
131‧‧‧ Ontology
132‧‧‧ Bracket
133‧‧‧ Nose pad
134‧‧‧arc abutment
2‧‧‧ lens unit
21‧‧‧Mirror face
211‧‧‧but against the top edge
22‧‧‧Connecting Department
221‧‧‧Fixed slot
222‧‧‧Mounting slot
223‧‧‧Central groove
224‧‧‧Side groove section
3‧‧‧ cup
31‧‧‧Adjustment
310‧‧‧ trough
311‧‧‧connector
3111‧‧‧Head
3112‧‧‧Gap section
312‧‧‧ connecting rod
313‧‧‧Mount
314‧‧‧Inner wall surface
315‧‧‧Stopper Block
316‧‧‧Auxiliary Article
32‧‧‧ cover
321‧‧‧Rongcon
L1‧‧‧ first axis
L2‧‧‧Second axis
X‧‧‧ Left and right direction
Y‧‧‧ forward and backward
Z‧‧‧ Top and bottom direction

Other features and effects of the present invention will be clearly presented in the embodiments with reference to the drawings, among which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the novel glasses device with a cup;
2 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment;
Figure 3 is a side view of the embodiment;
4 is a plan view of the embodiment;
5 is a rear view of the embodiment, and two cups are omitted in the figure;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating the wearing of the embodiment on the head; FIG.
FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 6, illustrating that each cup of the embodiment is moved backward to fit in place; and FIG. 8 is a view similar to FIG. 6, illustrating a mirror of the embodiment The rack unit is turned over the head relative to the cups.

Claims (10)

A spectacle device with a cup includes:
A frame unit including:
A mirror frame having a nose bridge section located in the center and two mounting sections extending outward from the left and right sides of the nose bridge section, each mounting section having a stopper formed on the inside;
Two temples are respectively connected to the mounting sections of the mirror frame and extend rearwardly for wearing. Each temple has a connecting section that extends from the respective installation section to the outside and then to the rear. A rearwardly extending adjustment section and a reinforcing rib located on the inside and disposed on the connecting section and the adjustment section; and a nose pad provided on the nose bridge section of the frame, the nose pad having a downward extension from the nose bridge section A body, two brackets arranged on the body and extending obliquely in opposite directions, and two nose pads detachably arranged on the brackets;
A lens unit is detachably mounted on the frame unit, and includes two mirror faces, and a connecting portion connecting the mirror faces and mounted on a nose bridge section of the frame. Each mirror face has a position which can be positioned on a respective one. A stopper portion of the mounting section abuts the top edge, the connection portion has a fixing groove on the top side and used to be embedded in the nose bridge section, and a mounting groove on the bottom side and abuts against the nose pad; And two cups, each of which is adjustably disposed at the adjustment section of the temple, each cup includes an adjustment member slidably disposed at the adjustment section of the respective temple, and an adjustment member provided at the adjustment member and A cover body that can be rotated relative to the adjusting member and used for wearing, thereby adjusting the wearing angle and position of each cup. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the cup body of each cup has a receiving hole facing the respective adjusting member, and each adjusting member has a joint rotatably received in the respective receiving hole, A connecting rod extending from the joint along a first axis in a direction away from the respective cover body, and a mounting seat disposed opposite to the joint on the connecting lever, each mounting seat being slidably disposed on a respective Adjusting section of temple. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 2, wherein each mounting seat has an inner wall surface surrounding a second axis and defining a through groove, and each through groove is movably provided for an adjustment section of a respective temple. And the second axis is substantially perpendicular to the first axis. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 3, wherein the adjustment section of each temple has a plurality of positioning grooves spaced apart and extending in a top-bottom direction, and the inner wall surface of the mounting seat of each cup is provided with A latching block is mated with one of the positioning grooves. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 4, wherein each positioning groove of each temple is defined by two spaced apart convex teeth. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 4, wherein the inner wall surface of each mounting base further has an auxiliary bar disposed opposite to the latch block and extending along the second axis, and an auxiliary bar of each mounting base Abut the outer side of the adjustment section of the respective temple. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the fixing groove of the connecting portion of the lens unit has a central groove portion located at the center, and two side groove portions located on two opposite sides of the central groove portion, the The nose bridge section of the frame has two card grooves located on the left and right sides and respectively extending to the blocking portions, and the card grooves are respectively used for the card insertion of the side groove portions. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the nose bridge section of the frame further has an anti-sliding portion located on the inner side and composed of a plurality of ribs. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 1, wherein the body of the nose pad of the frame unit has an arc-shaped abutment portion connected to the brackets, and the arc-shaped abutment portion is used for connection of the lens unit The mounting grooves on the bottom are snapped. The spectacle device with a cup according to claim 2, wherein each joint has two heads spaced apart from each other, and a gap portion formed between the heads.