TWM591179U - Buoyancy structure of glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation is about a buoyancy structure of glasses, which forms a hollow part inside the temple. With the setting of the hollow part, the glasses can generate buoyancy in the water and float on the water surface, which is helpful for users to find and pick up in the water. .

Description

Buoyancy structure of glasses

This creation is about a kind of buoyancy structure of glasses, especially refers to an innovative design of glasses structure that can generate buoyancy in water and float on the water.

When engaging in aquatic activities, in addition to those who originally need to correct their eyesight, they will wear glasses for correcting eyesight. They will also wear sunglasses to avoid the discomfort or even damage to the eyes caused by the reflection of sunlight from the water to the eyes.

However, in the course of engaging in water activities, wearing glasses may bring potential problems of sinking into the water, resulting in the loss of the glasses, and especially the loss of vision correction glasses, because consumers can no longer see clearly And it has a serious impact on follow-up actions, and even has security concerns.

In order to avoid the problem that the glasses accidentally fall off and sink to the bottom during the water activities, some manufacturers have developed a structure that can provide buoyancy of the glasses, so that the glasses can float on the water when they fall into the water, which is convenient for consumers to find and pick up.

Please refer to US4966451, US5019000, US5235355, US5245709, US5309577 and other cases, all of which add fixed buoyancy elements to the surface of the glasses. If the glasses accidentally fall into the water from the wearer during water sports, the glasses can float through the buoyancy elements On the water.

However, these buoyancy elements are additionally fixed on the surface of the glasses, which affects the overall appearance of the glasses and is not commercially competitive.

Today, the creator is researching and creating this creation in view of the shortcomings in the actual implementation and use of these previous cases.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a buoyancy structure for glasses. By setting a hollow part inside the temple, and even further installing a buoyancy body in the hollow part, the glasses can float due to buoyancy when dropped into the water Those on the water.

The main purpose and effect of the above creation are achieved by the following specific technical means:

A buoyancy structure for eyeglasses is provided with a temple on each side of a lens frame. The temple includes: a pivoting member, one end of which is a pivoting end pivotally provided on one side of the lens frame The end of the pivoting member opposite to the pivoting end is an embedded end; a temple member is provided with a hollow portion inside, the opening of the hollow portion is directed toward the pivoting member, and the embedded end is formed by the hollow portion The openings are embedded and fitted and fixed to each other, so that the hollow portion forms a closed space and becomes a buoyancy structure of the glasses.

The buoyancy structure of the glasses as described above, wherein the surfaces of the embedded end and the opening of the hollow portion are adhered and fixed to each other through an adhesive layer.

The buoyancy structure of the glasses as described above, wherein a buoyancy body is further accommodated in the hollow portion.

The buoyancy structure of the glasses as described above, wherein the buoyancy body is Styrofoam.

The advantages of this creation:

The buoyancy structure of the glasses of this creation is through the formation of a hollow part with a closed space inside the temple, and through the hollow part, the glasses can generate buoyancy in the water, so that the glasses will not sink when they fall into the water It can enter the bottom of the water and float on the water, so that users can easily find the glasses and pick them up smoothly.

In order to provide a more complete and clear disclosure of the technical content used in this creation, the purpose of the creation and the effect achieved, please refer to the detailed description below, and please refer to the drawings and figures disclosed:

Please refer to the first and second figures.

The buoyancy structure of the glasses created in this invention is provided with a temple (2) pivoted on both sides of a lens frame (1), wherein the temple (2) includes:

A pivoting part (21), one end of the pivoting part (21) is a pivoting end (211), the pivoting end (211) is pivotally arranged on one side of the lens frame (1), and the pivoting part (21) The other end of the upper and opposite pivotal end (211) is the embedded end (212);

A temple member (22). A hollow portion (221) is provided inside the temple member (22), and the opening of the hollow portion (221) faces the pivoting member (21).

During assembly, the embedded end (212) of the pivot member (21) is directly inserted through the opening of the hollow portion (221) of the temple member (22), and the outer surface of the embedded end (212) and the hollow portion (221) The inner surfaces of the two fit tightly with each other and can be fixed to each other. The outer surface of the embedded end (212) and the inner surface of the hollow portion (221) can be adhered and fixed to each other through the adhesive layer, so that the hollow portion (221) It forms a closed space and becomes the buoyancy structure of the glasses (please refer to the second picture).

In this way, when the glasses fall into the water, the buoyancy structure formed by the enclosed space inside the temple (2) can be provided to provide the buoyancy of the glasses, so that the glasses can float on the water surface, which is convenient for the user to find.

Please refer to the third and fourth figures for the second preferred embodiment of the buoyancy structure of the created glasses. The structure of this embodiment is basically the same as that of the first embodiment, the difference is only in the mirror foot (2) of this embodiment The hollow part (221) of the temple member (22) further contains a buoyant body (3) lighter in weight than water, and is fixed and sealed by the fitting of the temple member (22) and the pivot member (21), The buoyancy body (3) is sealed and contained in the hollow portion (221), and through the feature that the buoyancy body (3) is lighter than water, the buoyancy is generated when the glasses fall into the water, so that the glasses can float on the water surface. Wherein, the buoyant body (3) may be Styrofoam.

The buoyancy structure of the glasses created in this creation has a hollow portion (221) with a sealed space formed inside the temple (2), and even a buoyant body (3) can be further placed in the hollow portion (221) to make the glasses in It can produce buoyancy when in the water, and when the glasses fall into the water, not only does it not sink to the bottom, but can float on the water surface, so that users can easily find the glasses and pick them up smoothly.

The above mentioned are only some of the embodiments of this creation, and are not intended to limit this creation. Therefore, those who are modified slightly according to the creative spirit and characteristics of this creation should also be included in the scope of this patent.

In summary, this creative embodiment can achieve the expected use effect, and the specific structure disclosed by it has not only not been seen in similar products, nor has it been disclosed before the application, and has fully complied with the provisions of the Patent Law In response to the requirements, I filed an application for a new type of patent in accordance with the law, and pleaded for the review, and granted the patent, which is really a virtue.

(1)‧‧‧Lens frame

(2)‧‧‧Mirror feet

(21)‧‧‧Pivot parts

(211)‧‧‧Pivot end

(212)‧‧‧Embedded

(22)‧‧‧Mirror foot parts

(221) ‧‧‧ Hollow Department

(3)‧‧‧buoyancy body

The first picture: a three-dimensional exploded view of a preferred embodiment of the buoyancy structure of the creative glasses

The second picture: a top view of a preferred embodiment of the buoyancy structure of the creative glasses

The third figure: the three-dimensional exploded view of the second preferred embodiment of the buoyancy structure of the creative glasses

The fourth picture: the top view of the second preferred embodiment combination of the buoyancy structure of the creative glasses

(1)‧‧‧Lens frame

(2)‧‧‧Mirror feet

(21)‧‧‧Pivot parts

(211)‧‧‧Pivot end

(212)‧‧‧Embedded

(22)‧‧‧Mirror foot parts

(221) ‧‧‧ Hollow Department

Claims (4)

A buoyancy structure for eyeglasses is provided with a temple on each side of a lens frame. The temple includes: a pivoting member, one end of which is a pivoting end pivotally provided on one side of the lens frame The end of the pivoting member opposite to the pivoting end is an embedded end; a temple member is provided with a hollow portion inside, the opening of the hollow portion is directed toward the pivoting member, and the embedded end is formed by the hollow portion The openings are embedded and fitted and fixed to each other, so that the hollow portion forms a closed space and becomes a buoyancy structure of the glasses. The buoyancy structure for eyeglasses as described in item 1 of the patent application range, wherein the surfaces where the embedded end and the opening of the hollow portion are in contact with each other are fixed to each other through an adhesive layer. The buoyancy structure of the glasses described in item 1 or 2 of the patent application scope, wherein a buoyancy body is further accommodated in the hollow portion. The buoyancy structure of the glasses as described in item 3 of the patent application scope, wherein the buoyancy body is Styrofoam.

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