ES1065742U - Glass support (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Support (1) for glasses, of which comprise a bra (3) with an end seat (5) for the bridge of the spectacle (4) and lateral supports for the rods; characterized in that the support (3) emanates from an individual base (2) that implements means for attaching to a display for spectacles; also emerging from the support (3) by both sides, and in various intermediate positions between the base (2) and the end seat (5), crossbars (6, 6a) intended to materialize the lateral supports for the rods of the spectacle. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Support for glasses.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a support for glasses and frames, attachable to an exhibitor for glasses used in optical establishments.

Background of the invention

Currently there are some exhibitors known for glasses, used in optical establishments, where They show the different frames and glasses that are for sale.

These exhibitors comprise a plurality of stands where the different glasses are supported in sight.

One of the most common exhibitors includes a column from which they flow frontally and horizontally a plurality of seats for the bridges of the different glasses, complemented with rear side supports for rods In the column a collective lock is implemented that closes on the mentioned seats and therefore on the bridges of the glasses, both to avoid undue removal and fall accidental, since the geometry and mass distribution of glasses propitiate their tipping forward as they are placed in these exhibitors

There are also known supports that comprise a panel, which also emanates from the front seats for the different glasses, having been implemented in the panel holes or holes intended to receive the glasses rods, both to provide support and to avoid overturning with fall forward of the glasses.

In both cases it is difficult to place or remove the glasses, either by the bolt or because the rods of the glasses are hooked in the holes of the panel when removing them or place them.

Another modality of exhibitors materializes through furniture whose upper part are arranged stepped racks on which folded glasses are supported. However, the resulting exhibitor occupies a lot of space in the plant of the establishment, and also is forced to deploy the glasses to try it on and fold it back to return it to exhibitor.

Description of the invention

The spectacle holder of the invention has a simple constitution, where the glasses are simply supported without locks or hole inserts, with a placement and faster and less laborious extraction of the glasses, likewise safe and in deployed position.

According to the invention, the support comprises a bra for the spectacle, equipped with an extreme seat where it supports the bridge of the spectacle and of some lateral supports Rear for the rods.

The novelty that the invention proposes consists in that the bra comes from an individual base that implements some fixing means to a display stand for glasses, while both sides of the bra also emanate some crossbars intended to materialize the lateral supports for the rods of The glasses.

The crossbars emanate from both sides of the support, for support of both rods and, in addition, emanate in various  intermediate positions between the base and the end seat, for give optimal support to large and small glasses, which will have more or less long rods.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to an example preferred practical implementation of it, is accompanied as integral part of that description, a set of drawings where with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, what has been represented next:

Figure 1 shows a view of the support of the invention.

Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the support of the invention.

Figure 3 shows a section of the area of the base by a plane perpendicular to its axis.

Figure 4 shows a section of the area of the base by a vertical plane that passes through its axis.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention

The support (1) of the invention comprises a individual base (2) that implements fixing means to a display rack for glasses, usually to a front glass (20) of East.

From the base (2) comes a longitudinal support (3), and inclined upwards, for the bridge of the spectacle (4), and that ends at its free end in a seat (5) precisely for the accommodation of the bridge of the spectacle (4), the which is thus immobilized frontally.

In turn, in various intermediate positions of the longitudinal support (3) emanate on both sides some crossbars  (6, 6a) substantially horizontal for the support of glasses rods (4). Cross members are preferably arranged in two positions, one anterior (crossbars (6)) and another posterior (crossbars (6a)) for the support of the rods respectively smaller and larger glasses. In this way the glasses (4) support in three points, on the bridge and on the pins, and is immobilized in front direction through the seat (5).

The crossbars (5) preferably have extreme ascending extensions (7) that collect the rods of the glasses, avoiding that they leave laterally unbalancing the glasses

The fixing means to the display stand for glasses (3) preferably consist of a flat face (8) intended for its connection by glued to the front glass (20) of the display for glasses.

The support of the invention, moreover, is preferably materializes in transparent plastics, which improves the visibility of the exhibitor in general and of all the glasses  placed in it.

According to the variant of the invention shown in the figures, the support (1) consists of two pieces (1a, 1b) moldable separately, one of them (1a) comprising the base (2) and the other (1b) the longitudinal support (3) with the seat (5) and the crossbars (6, 6a), having been provided in the part (1a) that the base (2) comprises a hole (9) with radial channels (10), where an end rod (11) of the support is inserted with adjustment longitudinal (3). The end rod (11) has some projections radial (12) in turn intended to pass through the radial channels (10) to avoid angular misalignment between the pieces (1a) and (1 B). In addition, the end rod (11) is implemented in a zone extreme straight (15) of the bra, from which it continues in another upwardly inclined area (16) where the seat (5) end and crossbars (6, 6a), to get the ascending inclination whose purpose is to favor balance and stability of the glasses placed on the support.

In addition, radial highlights (12) implement some lugs (13) to lock in some housings (14) of the radial channels (10) and immobilize the assembly between the parts (1a) and (1b).

Claims (11)

1. Support (1) for glasses, including a support (3) with an end seat (5) for the bridge of the spectacle (4) and lateral supports for the rods; characterized in that the support (3) derives from an individual base (2) that implements fixing means to a display for glasses; also arising from the support (3) on both sides, and in various intermediate positions between the base (2) and the seat (5) end, some crossbars (6, 6a) intended to materialize the lateral supports for the glasses rods. 2. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 1 characterized in that the fixing means of the base (2) to the display for glasses consist of a flat face (8) for fixing by means of gluing, or screwing. 3. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 1 characterized in that the bra (3) has a slightly upwardly forward configuration in order to favor the stability of the glasses (4). 4. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 1 characterized in that the crossbars (6, 6a) comprise two front crossbars (6) and two rear crossbars (6a), intended to support the small and large glasses rod (4). 5. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 1, characterized in that the crossbars (6, 6a) end in extreme ascending extensions (7) that collect the glasses rods (4). 6. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 1 characterized in that it is embodied in transparent plastics. 7. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 6 characterized in that it consists of two molded parts (1a, 1b), the first molded part (1a) comprising the base (2), and the second molded part (1b) the support (3 ), its seat (5) as well as the crossbars (6, 6a), with mounting means between both molded parts (1a, 1b) being provided. 8. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 7 characterized in that the mounting means between the parts (1a, 1b) constituting the support (1) comprise a hole (9) molded in the piece (1a) that implements the base (2 ), and an end rod (11) of the piece (1b) that implements the support (3), its seat (5) and the crossbars (6, 6a), said end rod (11) being intended to be inserted into said hole (9), including means of interlocking and angular alignment of said insert. 9. Support (1) for glasses according to claim 8 characterized in that the means of angular alignment of the joint between the pieces (1a, 1b) comprise radial channels (10) implemented in the hole (9) and intended for the passage of projections radial (12) of the end rod (11). 10. Support (1) for glasses according to claims 8 and 9, characterized in that the interlocking means of the joint comprise studs (13) protruding from the radial projections (12) for locking in some housings (14) of the radial channels (10) ). 11. Support (1) for glasses according to claims 3, 8 and 9 characterized in that the support (3) comprises a straight end zone (15) where the end rod (11) is implemented, which continues in another inclined area (16) upwards where the end seat (5) and the crossbars (6, 6a) are located.