JPH0943552A - Method of attaching decorative member to temple of eyeglass and its attaching structure - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a method of attaching a decorative portion to a temple easily and surely in spectacles. [Structure] The temple 1 is branched into forked portions 1A and 1B,
After fitting the two crotch portions 1A, 1B into the peripheral groove 21 of the decorative member, the ends of the two crotch portions 1A, 1B are screwed to the bracket T of the lens to tighten and fix the decorative member 2 from the periphery. A method of attaching a decorative member to a temple of spectacles, the method comprising: [Effect] By tightening and fixing the decorative member to the temple, the temple can be easily and surely attached, and no peeling phenomenon occurs between the temple and the decorative member. Also, both sides of the temple can be decorated at once.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to eyeglasses, and more particularly, to a method of attaching a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses and its structure.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Today, eyeglasses are required to have excellent aesthetic sensation, and in particular, those having fashionability are popular. For this reason, frames, temples, bridges, etc. that are elaborately decorated are required. In order to impart decorativeness, it is effective to directly attach a member (decorative member) for imparting decoration to a frame, temple, bridge or the like.

In particular, a temple having a decorative member attached thereto is preferred and used because it gives a dull and casual decoration unlike the one attached to a front frame. At present, various methods of attaching the decorative member to the temple have been developed. For example,
That is the mounting method (structure) provided in Registered Utility Model Publication No. 3001715.

This is to attach a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses by first forming a screw hole in the decorative member and the temple and then inserting a screw into the screw hole to attach the temple along a side surface of the temple. But,
If stress is applied to the temple, the temple is bent and curved, and the decorative member is peeled off from the temple surface. That is, referring to FIG. 4, when the temple 1 is bent upward, the middle portion of the decorative member 2 is moved to the temple 1.
Up against [[(a)], while temple 1
Is bent downward, this time, an action occurs such that both ends of the decorative member 2 are lifted up (see (b)).

By repeating such movements while using the spectacles, the screw is finally loosened and the temple and the decorative member are separated from each other. From such a thing,
In terms of durability, it was not always satisfactory. On the other hand, since the lightweight decorative member uses a hollow material, the force is often concentrated and deformed by screwing. Moreover, when a screw hole is to be formed in the decorative member, tapping is difficult because the hollow material has a small thickness.

There is also a mounting method using rivets instead of screws, but it is not suitable because it has the same drawbacks as screws. Further, in the conventional method, only one side of the temple is decorated, and if it is intended to give the same decorativeness to both sides, each decorative member must be attached to both sides. In addition, mounting on both sides is complicated because the mounting structure is complicated and more screws are used. For this reason, there has been a demand for a mounting method that can decorate both sides of the temple member all at once, and that is simple and reliable.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention intends to solve the problems of the prior art and answers the above-mentioned demands.
That is, it is an object of the present invention to provide an attachment method and a structure for attaching a decorative portion to a temple easily and surely in eyeglasses.

[0008]

However, as a result of earnestly researching these problems, the inventors have found that
By fixing the periphery of the decorative member by tightening it on the temple, it can be easily attached and it is possible to add decorativeness to both sides of the temple all at once.
The present invention has been completed.

That is, the present invention resides in a method of attaching a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses, in which the temple is fitted into a peripheral groove of the decorative member and tightened and fixed.

Then, the temple is branched into two forks.
After fitting the crotch part in the peripheral groove of the decorative member, the end of the crotch part 2 is screwed to the temple bracket of the lens to tighten and fix the decorative member from the surroundings. Exist in. And again, the temple is bent from the base part to form the bent back part,
After fitting the base portion and the bend-back portion into the peripheral groove of the decorative member, the temple of the spectacles for tightening and fixing the decorative member from the periphery by fixing the tip end of the bend-back portion and the base portion through a stopper There is a method of attaching the decorative member to the.

Further, a decorative member provided with a peripheral groove,
The structure for attaching a decorative member to a temple of spectacles includes a temple that is branched into two forks and a screw for fitting the two forks of the temple into a peripheral groove to tighten and fix the temple bracket of the lens. Further, it also comprises a decorative member provided with a peripheral groove, a temple which is bent from a base portion to be a bending-back portion, and a stopper for fitting and fastening the base portion and the bending-back portion into the peripheral groove. It exists in a structure for attaching a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses.

[0012]

The periphery of the decorative member is fitted into the temple, and the temple is tightened and fixed. The decorative member can be attached easily and the decorativeness can be imparted from both sides.

[0013]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First Embodiment of the Invention FIG. 1 shows a mounting structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) shows a state before mounting,
(B) shows the state after installation, and (b) shows the A-A
A partial cross section is shown.

In the temple 1, the tip of the base is bifurcated, and the tip of the bifurcated portion is provided with a screw hole. As the material of the temple 1, a metal material, which is usually used, is mainly used, but it must have sufficient strength to clamp and fix the decorative member 2.
The decorative member 2 is for decorating eyeglasses, and is made of a hollow material or a solid material.

The materials are mainly plastics, soft materials such as elastomers, vitreous bodies, metals such as gold,
Silver, platinum, aluminum, etc. are used. This decorative member 2
A peripheral groove 21 is provided around the fork portion 1A,
It is shaped to fit exactly into 1B. The decoration is applied to both sides of the decorative member 2, so that the temple 1
When it is attached to, the both sides are decorated, but by using a transparent material, a so-called stained effect can be imparted.

Now, in order to attach the decorative member 2 to the temple 1, first, the forked portions 1A and 1B are opened to hold the decorative member 2 in a size large enough. Then, the decorative member 2 is inserted into the space S opened in that state. At this time, the forked part 1
A is to be fitted securely into the peripheral groove 21 of the decorative member 2. Next, attach the temple bracket (usually called "Ji") T to which the temple 1 should be attached to the forked portions 1A, 1
At B, the holes H1 of the temple and the holes H2 of the temple bracket T are aligned with each other.

The temple bracket T and the forked portion 1
Tighten A and 1B with screws N. At this time, the decorative member 2
Is gradually tightened at the bifurcated portions 1A and 1B as the screw is tightened, and when the screw N is completely tightened, it is evenly and firmly fixed. At this time, the degree of tightening is 1
Any setting can be made depending on how to take the dimensions of A, 1B and the decorative member 2. Since the temple 1 is evenly tightened from the outside around the decoration member 2 and both are fitted, the temple 1 is peeled between the decoration member 2 and the temple 1 as in the conventional case due to repeated deformation of the temple 1. Does not occur.

In this case, the decorative member 2 is securely tightened and fixed around its entire periphery by tightening one screw. Further, by mounting the temple 1 and the temple bracket T, the decorative member 2 can be mounted at the same time, which is extremely efficient. Further, unlike the case where the screw N or the rivet is used, the tightening force is not concentrated in one place and works uniformly, so that the decorative member 2 can be securely attached even if it is a hollow member.

Embodiment of the Second Invention FIG. 2 shows a mounting structure according to the second embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) shows a state before mounting,
(B) shows the state after installation, and (b) shows the A-A
A partial cross section is shown. The temple 1 is made of a bifurcated wire rod, and a hinge 12 is welded to the tips of the bifurcated portions 1A and 1B.

A peripheral groove 21 is provided around the decorative member 2, and a grooveless portion 22 in which no groove is formed is formed in a part of the peripheral groove 21. Now, in order to attach the decorative member 2 to the temple 1, first, the forked portions 1A and 1B are opened.
Then, the decorative member 2 is inserted and fitted into the space S between them. At this time, the bifurcated portions 1A and 1B are formed in the peripheral groove 2 of the decorative member 2.
It fits in 1.

Next, the hole H1 of the bifurcated portions 1A and 1B is aligned with the hole H2 of the temple bracket T for positioning. Then, the temple bracket T and the forked portions 1A and 1B are fastened with screws N. The decorative member 2 is evenly tightened by the forked portions 1A and 1B as well as screwed, and is securely fixed. At this time, the hinge 12 is fitted in the grooveless portion 22 to prevent the lateral displacement of the decorative member 2.

Third Embodiment of the Invention FIG. 3 shows a mounting structure according to a third embodiment of the present invention. (A) shows a state before mounting,
(B) shows the state after installation, and (b) shows the A-A
A partial cross section is shown. A wire is mainly used for the temple 1 here, and the wire is bent about 180 degrees from the trunk,
The bending-back portion 1A1 is formed, and a space S is formed between the bending-back portion 1A1 and the trunk portion 1B1.

This space S serves as both a screw hole H1 for inserting the screw N and a mounting space S for fitting the decorative member 2. The decorative member 2 has a shape that can be just fitted into the space S between the basic portion 1B1 and the bending-back portion 1A1, and a peripheral groove 21 is provided on the entire circumference thereof.

On the other hand, a stopper 3 is movably attached to the main portion 1B1 of the temple 1. This stop 3
Has a shape in which two pipes are joined together, and the free end of the bent back portion 1A1 of the temple 1 can also be inserted into the hole. Now, to attach the decorative member 2 to the temple 1,
First, the bend-back section 1A1 is opened to make the space S between the trunk section 1B1 and the main member 1B1 large enough to receive the decorative member 2.

Then, the decoration member 2 is put into the space S which is opened, and the temple 1 is placed in the peripheral groove 21 of the decoration member 2.
The basic portion 1B1 and the bend-back portion 1A1 are fitted. Next, the free end of the bent back portion 1A1 is inserted into the hole H1 of the stopper 3. After that, by further strongly inserting the stopper 3 toward the decorative member 2 along the trunk portion 1B1, the decorative member 2 is securely tightened and fixed. In this state, the decoration member 2 is attached to the temple 1
It is in a state of becoming.

In the case of attaching to the spectacles, after that, the screw hole of the bent portion is put in the screw N in H1 and the temple bracket T is inserted.
All you have to do is to attach it (usually called "Ji"). The decoration member 2 thus mounted is decorated on both sides of the decoration member 2, so that both surfaces of the temple 1 are decorated. Unlike the cases of the first and second embodiments, the decorative member 2 is attached in the vertical direction in this embodiment.

Although the present invention has been described above, it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments and various modifications can be made without departing from the essence thereof. The shape of the decorative member is arbitrary, and the space between the forked portions of the temple and the space between the main portion of the temple and the bend-back portion may be sized accordingly.

[0028]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION By fastening and fixing the decorative member to the temple, the temple can be easily and surely attached, and no peeling phenomenon occurs between the temple and the decorative member. Also, both sides of the temple can be decorated at once.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view for explaining a first embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a perspective view of a state before attachment,
(B) is a perspective view of the state after attachment, and (b) is
The AA cross section is shown.

FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a second embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a perspective view of a state before attachment,
(B) is a perspective view of the state after attachment, and (b) is
The AA cross section is shown.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a third embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a perspective view of a state before attachment,
(B) is a perspective view of the state after attachment, and (b) is
The AA cross section is shown.

FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing a deformation action in a conventional mounting structure, (a) shows a state where the temple is curved upward, and (b) is a diagram where the temple is curved downward. Indicates the status.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Temple 1A ... Bifurcated part 1B ... Bifurcated part 11 ... Hole 12 ... hinge 2 ... Decorative member 21 ... Peripheral groove 22 ... Ungrooved part H1, H2 ... Hole N ... Screw S ... Space T ... Temple bracket 3 ... Stop Ingredient

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A method of attaching a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses, which comprises fitting a temple into a peripheral groove of the decorative member and tightening and fixing the temple. 2. The temple is divided into two forks, the two forks are fitted into the peripheral groove of the decorative member, and the ends of the two forks are screwed to the temple bracket of the lens to surround the decorative member. A method of attaching a decorative member to a temple of spectacles, which is characterized by tightening and fixing from the bottom. 3. A temple is bent from a base portion to form a bend-back portion, and after fitting the base portion and the bend-back portion into a peripheral groove of a decorative member, the tip of the bend-back portion and the base portion are intervened by a stopper. A method for attaching a decorative member to a temple of eyeglasses, characterized in that the decorative member is tightened and fixed from the surroundings by fixing the decorative member. 4. A decorative member having a peripheral groove, a temple branched into two forks, and a screw for fitting the two forks of the temple into the peripheral groove and tightening and fixing the temple bracket of the lens. A structure for attaching a decorative member to a temple of spectacles, which is characterized in that. 5. A decorative member having a peripheral groove, a temple bent from a base portion to be a bending-back portion, and a stopper for fitting and fastening the base portion and the bending-back portion to the peripheral groove. A structure for attaching a decorative member to a temple of spectacles, the structure comprising: