CN101394763A - Lens case for glasses - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a lens protection case for spectacles, and in particular provides a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is easy to carry in a pocket by realizing a thinner shape, and also by keeping the lenses from contact with the inside of the case. Contact and suitable for complete protection of the lens of the eyeglasses.

Description

Lens case for glasses

technical field

The present invention relates to a spectacle case, and more particularly, to a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which facilitates portability in pockets by achieving a thinner shape, and also by keeping the lenses from contacting the inside of the case. Lenses suitable for complete protection of spectacles.

Background technique

Fig. 1 has shown the use state view of the spectacle case of prior art. As shown in FIG. 1 , a prior art spectacle case 1 is configured to store all parts of spectacle 10 including temples.

However, the spectacle case 1 of the prior art has the following problems.

First, if the glasses 10 are stored in the glasses case 1 , the entire glasses 10 including the temples must be stored in the glasses case 1 . This inevitably increases the volume of the spectacle case 1, resulting in very inconvenient carrying and storage of the spectacle case.

In particular, such bulky spectacle cases are difficult to fit in, for example, a dress shirt pocket. In addition, if you often put on and take off glasses, such as sunglasses, the inconvenience of carrying becomes a big problem.

Secondly, the spectacle case 1 of the prior art has such a shortcoming: when the glasses 10 are stored in the spectacle case 1, since the lenses of the glasses 10 are in contact with the bottom surface of the spectacle case 1, scratches will be generated on the lenses.

Furthermore, even if a cloth is laid on the bottom surface to solve the aforementioned problem of scratches on the lens, the cloth will wear down after prolonged use. Also, even a cloth can scratch the lens if it is moved violently.

Third, there is a large space between the glasses and the glasses case 1 . Due to this space, if a strong shock or external force is applied to the spectacle case 1, the glasses 10 are subject to violent movement or shaking, thereby causing a problem of scratches on the lenses or a problem of damage to the glasses.

Contents of the invention

The present invention was made in view of the above disadvantages, and the primary object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which achieves a thinner shape by placing the temples outside the case and only the lenses inside the case , making it easy to carry in a clothes pocket.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which engages each other by forming a plurality of flanges with gaskets along the inner periphery of the spectacle case, and the flanges joined to each other Insert the frame between them to protect the lens from contact with the spectacle case, so it is suitable for completely protecting the lens.

Still another object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is suitable for completely protecting a storage device by inserting a spectacle frame between a plurality of buffer flanges configured to correspond to and engage with each other. The glasses in the glasses case will not move even the slightest external shock.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which takes out the temples by forming temple holes, and provides gaskets and airtight parts for preventing impurities from entering the temple holes, so as to be suitable for use. To prevent impurities such as dust from entering the glasses case.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for lens protection, which is suitable for simply and quickly closing the spectacle case through a hook, and automatically opens the closed spectacle case by the elastic force of a spring.

Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is suitable for securely protecting lenses even when rimless glasses or lenses are very small by constructing an elastic limit clip Avoid moving.

In order to achieve the aforementioned object, the present invention provides a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is used to store glasses 10, which include a frame 12 with a lens L embedded therein, temples including a rotating part 11a and a stationary part 11b 11, and a nose pad 13, the spectacle case includes: a lower case 110, the lower case 110 includes a pair of temple lower half holes 111 recessed on the left and right sides of the outer peripheral edge 110a, and is arranged along the edge of the bottom surface 110b A buffer lower flange 114 at a predetermined thickness of the bottom surface 110b and having a pad, and a lower hinge 115 integrally formed on the rear side of the outer peripheral edge 110a; an upper box 120, which is included on the outer peripheral edge 120a A pair of temple upper half holes 121 that are recessed at corresponding positions of the temple lower half holes 111 are provided along the edge of the bottom surface 120b at a predetermined thickness of the bottom surface 120b and have cushioning upper flanges 124 with pads on the outer periphery. The upper hinge 125 integrally formed on the rear side of 120a, and the nose pad placement portion 120b, which is a space for placing the nose pad 13; and for hinged upper hinge 125 and lower hinge 115 together hinge shaft 135, wherein, if the upper case 120 is closed by the lower case 110, the temple 11 is placed outside the spectacle case through the temple hole 101 formed by the lower half hole 111 of the temple and the upper half hole 121 of the temple, And if the upper case 120 is closed by the lower case 110, the buffer lower flange 114 and the buffer upper flange 124 correspond to each other and engage with each other for inserting and holding the mirror frame 12 between the bottom surfaces 110b and 120b, so that the lens L Not in contact with bottom surfaces 110b and 120b.

The present invention is used for the thin spectacle case of lens protection and has following effect:

First, through the configuration of the temple holes 101, the temples 11 are exposed from the spectacle case, and only the lens L is stored in the spectacle case, so that the spectacle case becomes very thin, which can be easily carried in a pocket of clothes.

Second, the cushioning flanges 114 and 124 having pads along the inner periphery of the spectacle case are configured to engage with each other, and the mirror frame 12 is inserted between the cushioning flanges 114 and 124 engaged with each other, so that the lens L can be stored without Keep it out of contact with the glasses case.

As a result, the lenses can be completely protected without scratches.

Third, the lens frame 12 is interposed between the buffer flanges 114 and 124 configured to correspond to and engage with each other, thereby completely protecting the glasses stored in the glasses case from any movement even with external shocks.

The 4th, provide the temple hole 101 that is used to expose mirror leg and be used to prevent impurity from entering in the seal pad 112 and 122 in the temple hole 101 and airtight member 113 and 123, thereby prevent that foreign matter such as dust enters glasses in the box. As a result, the lens L is isolated from contaminants so that it can be stored cleanly.

Fifth, the spectacle case can be closed simply and quickly through the hook 126 , and the closed spectacle case can be automatically opened by the elastic force of the spring 137 .

Seventh, an elastic limiting clip 150 is formed on one of the left and right sides of the bottom surface 110b of the lower case 110, so that the glasses 10 can be safely stored without moving.

Description of drawings

The above objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent through the following detailed description combined with the accompanying drawings. In the attached picture:

Fig. 1 is the use state view of the spectacle case of prior art;

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view and an enlarged view of main parts of a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to a specific embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 3 is a connection perspective view of a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses in Fig. 2;

Fig. 4 is a perspective view when the thin spectacle case for protecting lenses in Fig. 3 is closed;

Fig. 5 is the A-A direction sectional view of Fig. 4 and main part enlarged view;

Fig. 6 is a side view of the thin spectacle case for protecting lenses in Fig. 3;

7 is a side view of a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to another specific embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 8 is a perspective view of main parts of a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to another specific embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 9 is a perspective view and an enlarged view of main parts of a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to another specific embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 10 is a sectional view and an enlarged view of main parts of Fig. 9; and

Fig. 11 is a view of the use state of the thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to the present invention.

Detailed ways

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the thin-type spectacle case for protecting lenses of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The present invention aims to provide a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is suitable for protecting only the lenses but not the entire glasses.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 6 , a thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to a specific embodiment of the present invention includes a lower case 110 , an upper case 120 and a hinge shaft 135 .

The lower case 110 is composed of a pair of temple lower half holes 111 recessed on the left and right sides of the outer peripheral edge 110a, provided at a predetermined thickness of the bottom surface 110b along the edge of the bottom surface 110b and having a cushion A buffer lower flange 114, and a lower hinge 115 integrally formed on the rear side of the outer periphery 110a.

The upper case 120 is composed of the following parts: a pair of upper half holes 121 of the temples are recessed on the outer peripheral edge 120a corresponding to the lower half holes 111 of the temples, and are arranged at a predetermined thickness of the bottom surface 120b along the edge of the bottom surface 120b And has cushioning upper flange 124 of pad, upper hinge 125 integrally formed on the rear side of outer periphery 120a, and nose pad seating portion 120b which is a space for seating nose pad 13.

Examples of the lower half hole 111 of the temple and the upper half hole 121 of the temple may be, for example, a "ㄈ"-shaped depression as shown in FIG. 6 or a semicircle as shown in FIG. 7 .

The hinge shaft 135 hinges the upper hinge 125 and the lower hinge 115 together.

If the upper case 120 is closed by the lower case 110, the temples 11 are placed out of the spectacle case through the temple hole 101 formed by the temple lower half hole 111 and the temple upper half hole 121.

If the upper case 120 is closed by the lower case 110, the buffer lower flange 114 and the buffer upper flange 124 correspond to each other and engage with each other for inserting and holding the mirror frame 12 between the bottom surfaces 110b and 120b, so that the lens L does not In contact with the bottom surfaces 110b and 120b.

In addition, a curved portion 110a is formed at the front center portion of the outer peripheral edge 110a, and a hook 126 for hooking on the curved portion 110a is formed integrally with the outer peripheral edge 120a on the front side of the outer peripheral edge 120a.

At the tip of the hook 126 is formed a bent portion 126a that is inclined and bent outward so as to easily apply an outward force.

It also includes a lower sealing gasket 112 and an upper sealing gasket 122, which are installed and fastened on the lower half hole 111 of the mirror leg and the upper half hole 121 of the mirror leg, and have elasticity.

Similar to the lower half hole 111 of the temple and the upper half hole 121 of the temple, examples of the lower gasket 112 and the upper gasket 122 can be, for example, a "ㄈ"-shaped depression as shown in FIG. 6 or a semicircle as shown in FIG. 7 .

Preferably, the lower gasket 112 and the upper gasket 122 also have a lower airtight part 113 and an upper airtight part 123, respectively, so as to prevent impurities such as dust from entering from the outside.

Each of the lower airtight member 113 and the upper airtight member 123 is preferably realized by using a sponge.

In order to exert elastic force when the upper box 120 is opened, a spring 137 is also included, the spring 137 is connected with the hinge shaft 135 and is arranged at the lower hinge 115 and the upper hinge 125 .

The cushioning lower flange 114 and the cushioning upper flange 124 are preferably realized by using a rubber material with pads.

According to another specific embodiment of the present invention, the preferred examples of the buffer lower flange 114 and the buffer upper flange 124 are both sponges.

As shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 , according to yet another specific embodiment of the present invention, an elastic limiting clip 150 is also included.

An elastic limiting clip 150 is formed on one of the left and right sides of the bottom surface 110b of the lower case 110 for blocking and holding the stationary portion 11b of the temple 11 by elastic force.

That is, by the configuration of the elastic stop clip 150, since the stationary portion 11b of the temple 11 is held by elasticity, for example, even if the cushioning lower flange cannot be used because there is no frame in rimless glasses and the like and the lens L is small 114 and the buffer upper flange 124, the glasses 10 can be safely stored in the glasses case without moving.

In addition, the elastic limiting clip 150 can be realized by using elastic rubber material or soft plastic material and disposing it on the bottom surface 110b of the lower case 110 by eg adhesive.

Next, the operation of the thin-type spectacle case for protecting lenses of the present invention having the construction as described above will be described in detail.

First, if the eyeglasses 10 are stored in the lower case 110 , the frame 12 portion of the eyeglasses rests on the cushioned lower lip 114 . If the upper box 120 is closed, the buffer upper flange 124 and the buffer lower flange 114 corresponding to and engaged with each other firmly hold the mirror frame 12 by elastic force.

As a result, the lens L of the eyeglasses does not come into contact with any surface of the eyeglass case 100, so that there is no fear of possible scratches.

Therefore, since the buffer upper flange 124 and the buffer lower flange 114 firmly hold the spectacle frame 12 by elastic force, even if an external shock is applied to the spectacle case 100, the spectacle 10 can be stably placed in the spectacle case 100 without any movement. .

The following is a detailed description of the situation that impurities such as dust do not enter the spectacle case 100 .

As shown in Figures 6 and 7, when the temples 11 are exposed from the temple holes 101, the temples 11 can be protected by a pair of gaskets 112 and 122 fixed on the temple holes 101, and at the same time, can prevent such as External impurities such as dust enter.

In addition, the airtight parts 113 and 123 realized by the sponge are also connected on the gaskets 112 and 122, so the temple 11 (especially the static part 11b) can be further protected, and can completely prevent external fine dust from entering the glasses in the box.

Next, the opening and closing operations of the spectacle case will be described.

If it is desired to close the glasses case, the upper case 120 is closed by the lower case 110, so that the hook 126 is fixed on the curved portion 110a in a hooked manner, thereby making the fixing simple.

At the same time, if the spectacle case is intended to be opened, as shown in FIG. 4 , by applying a small external force in the direction of the arrow, the curved portion 126a of the hook 126 is automatically opened by the elastic force of the spring 137 .

Next, the operation of the elastic limit clip 150 will be described.

If the static portion 11b of the temple 11 is inserted into the elastic limit clip 150 in the direction from top to bottom, the elastic limit clip 150 will widen due to elasticity, thereby receiving the static portion 11b of the temple 11, and at the same time recover by elastic The static portion 11b of the temple 11 is firmly held by force.

As a result, the spectacles 10 can be stored in a secure manner without the slightest movement in the case. Of course, scratches do not occur on the lens L either.

In particular, the resilient stop clip 150 is particularly useful in situations where the lower cushioning flange 114 and the upper cushioning flange 124 cannot be used due to, for example, the absence of the frame 12 and the small size of the lens L in rimless eyeglasses.

In addition, since the static portion 11b of the temple is elastically stopped and held by the elastic limiting clip 150, the lens L does not contact the bottom surface 11b, thereby preventing scratches on the lens L.

Although the invention has been described with reference to specific illustrative embodiments, it will be appreciated that changes or modifications of these embodiments may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.

Claims (10)

1. A thin spectacle case for protecting lenses, which is used to store glasses (10), the glasses (10) comprise a frame (12) embedded with lenses (L), composed of a rotating part (11a) and a stationary part ( 11b) the mirror leg (11) that forms, and nose pad (13), this spectacle case comprises: A lower box (110), which includes a pair of temple lower half holes (111) recessed on the left and right sides of the outer periphery (110a), arranged at the bottom along the edge of the bottom surface (110b) a cushioned lower flange (114) at a predetermined thickness of the surface (110b) with padding, and a lower hinge (115) integrally formed on the rear side of the outer periphery (110a); Upper box (120), the upper box (120) includes a pair of mirror leg upper half holes (121) recessed at the position corresponding to the mirror leg lower half hole (111) on the outer periphery (120a), along the bottom surface (120b) edge is provided at a predetermined thickness of the bottom surface (120b) and has a cushioned upper flange (124), an upper hinge (125) integrally formed on the rear side of the outer periphery (120a), and a nose pad a placement part (120b), the nose pad placement part (120b) is a space for placing the nose pad (13); and a hinge shaft (135) used to hinge the upper hinge (125) and the lower hinge (115) together, Wherein, if the upper box (120) is closed by the lower box (110), the mirror leg (11) passes through the lower half hole (111) of the mirror leg and the upper half hole (121) of the mirror leg The formed temple hole (101) is placed outside the spectacle case, and if the upper case (120) is closed by the lower case (110), the buffer lower flange (114) is in contact with the Cushioning upper flanges (124) correspond to each other and engage each other for inserting and holding said frame (12) between said bottom surfaces (110b) and (120b) so that said lens (L) does not In contact with said bottom surfaces (110b) and (120b). 2. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 1, wherein a curved portion (110a) is formed at the front center portion of the outer periphery (110a), and a curved portion (110a) is formed on the front side of the outer periphery (120a) with The outer peripheral edge (120a) is integrally formed with a hook (126) for hooking on the curved portion (110a). 3. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 2, wherein the end of the hook (126) is formed with a curved portion (126a) that is inclined outwards and bent so as to easily apply an outward force ). 4. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 3, further comprising a lower gasket (112) and an upper gasket (122), which are installed and fastened in the lower half holes (111) and The upper half hole (121) of the mirror leg is provided with elasticity. 5. The thin spectacle case for protecting eyeglasses according to claim 4, wherein said lower gasket (112) and upper gasket (122) also respectively have 122) connected lower airtight part (113) and upper airtight part (123), thereby preventing impurities such as dust from entering from the outside. 6. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 5, further comprising a spring (137), which is connected with the hinge shaft (135), and arranged on the lower hinge (115) and the upper hinge (125) place, so that elastic force is applied when the upper box (120) is opened. 7. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 1, further comprising an elastic limit clip (150), the elastic limit clip (150) on the bottom surface (110b) of the lower case (110) Formed on one of the left and right sides, it is used to stop and hold the static part (11b) of the temple (11) by elastic force. 8. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 6, further comprising an elastic limit clip (150), the elastic limit clip (150) on the bottom surface (110b) of the lower case (110) Formed on one of the left and right sides, it is used to stop and hold the static part (11b) of the temple (11) by elastic force. 9. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 7, wherein the buffer lower flange (114) and the buffer upper flange (124) are realized by using rubber material or sponge with pads. 10. The thin spectacle case for protecting lenses according to claim 8, wherein the buffer lower flange (114) and the buffer upper flange (124) are realized by using rubber material or sponge with pads.

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