WO2014204324A1 - Ensemble pont pour lunettes - Google Patents

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WO2014204324A1
WO2014204324A1 PCT/NZ2014/000120 NZ2014000120W WO2014204324A1 WO 2014204324 A1 WO2014204324 A1 WO 2014204324A1 NZ 2014000120 W NZ2014000120 W NZ 2014000120W WO 2014204324 A1 WO2014204324 A1 WO 2014204324A1
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G02—OPTICS
    • G02C—SPECTACLES; SUNGLASSES OR GOGGLES INSOFAR AS THEY HAVE THE SAME FEATURES AS SPECTACLES; CONTACT LENSES
    • G02C5/00—Constructions of non-optical parts
    • G02C5/02—Bridges; Browbars; Intermediate bars
    • G—PHYSICS
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    • G02C—SPECTACLES; SUNGLASSES OR GOGGLES INSOFAR AS THEY HAVE THE SAME FEATURES AS SPECTACLES; CONTACT LENSES
    • G02C1/00—Assemblies of lenses with bridges or browbars
    • G02C1/06—Bridge or browbar secured to or integral with closed rigid rims for the lenses
    • G02C1/08—Bridge or browbar secured to or integral with closed rigid rims for the lenses the rims being tranversely split and provided with securing means
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G02—OPTICS
    • G02C—SPECTACLES; SUNGLASSES OR GOGGLES INSOFAR AS THEY HAVE THE SAME FEATURES AS SPECTACLES; CONTACT LENSES
    • G02C2200/00—Generic mechanical aspects applicable to one or more of the groups G02C1/00 - G02C5/00 and G02C9/00 - G02C13/00 and their subgroups
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  • This invention relates to an eyeglass bridge assembly. More particularly, this invention relates to an eyeglass bridge in which upper and lower eyeglass frame parts can be separated.
  • eyeglasses generally refers to a device in which lenses are worn in front of the eyes, including but not limited to: spectacles for vision correction; sunglasses for solar protection and safety glasses for eye protection.
  • Eyeglasses generally comprise a frame for bearing the optically transparent lenses and positioning them appropriately in front of the eyes of the wearer.
  • the frame of eyeglasses generally comprises at least some of the following components: rims to which the lenses are attached; arms or temples which are placed over the ears of the wearer; and a bridge which connects the rims or the two lenses together and typically rests on the nose of a wearer.
  • Eyeglasses have evolved over the years from being a purely functional item to being a fashion accessory.
  • the style of eyeglasses has evolved accordingly, in terms of their shape, size and colour.
  • people often desire to have more than one pair of eyeglasses to suit use in different situations, to complement different outfits or simply for the sake of variety.
  • the high price of eyeglasses prevents this being a practicable option for many people.
  • One way in which the style of eyeglasses can be varied relatively cheaply is with interchangeable parts.
  • Interchangeable parts are able to be disconnected from other eyeglass parts in order to be interchanged for corresponding parts.
  • For parts to be easily interchanged it is desirable for them to be disconnected easily, for example without great effort or the need to use tools.
  • there is a need for disconnectable parts to be sufficiently difficult to disconnect that they do not unintentionally come apart during normal use.
  • eyeglasses are assembled from constituent parts and it is desirable to reduce complexity in the manufacture / assembly process to reduce costs.
  • eyeglasses may be comprised of separate upper and lower frame parts that are able to be connected and disconnected at the bridge.
  • Non- limiting examples include:
  • Figure 5 of GB 2199155 shows an alternative arrangement where an upper frame part B slides onto side portions and a bridge portion of a lower frame part and spans the width of the eyeglasses.
  • One drawback with this arrangement is that the degree of stylisation possible is limited as the upper frame part mates in sliding cooperation with both the side and bridge portions of the lower frame part.
  • an eyeglass assembly comprising:
  • a frame configured to receive two lenses and comprising a bridge region
  • the bridge region comprises upper and lower bridge parts connected along an interface by interlocking portions configured to connect and/or disconnect by sliding the bridge parts relative to each other in a direction generally parallel to the interface,
  • interlocking portions extend no more than the width of the bridge portion.
  • the upper bridge part comprises a male interlocking portion and the lower bridge part comprises a female interlocking portion.
  • the upper bridge part comprises a crossbar portion and the male interlocking portion extends outwards from the crossbar portion. More preferably, the male interlocking portion extends outwards from the underside of the crossbar portion.
  • the upper bridge part comprises the female interlocking portion and the lower bridge part comprises the male interlocking portion.
  • the male and female interlocking portions are preferably elongate. More preferably, the male and female interlocking portions are elongate longitudinally with respect to the frame.
  • the male interlocking portion comprises a neck portion connected to the respective bridge part, the neck portion being connected to a body portion, the body portion having a greater width than the neck portion.
  • the interlocking portions of the upper and lower bridge parts define a sliding dovetail-like joint.
  • a 'dovetail-like joint' will be understood to be a joint that interconnects in the same way as a dovetail, although the shape of the interlocking parts can have a shape other than dovetails.
  • the frame is comprised of upper and lower frame parts comprising the upper and lower bridge parts respectively, the upper and lower frame parts comprising means for connecting together at their outer edges. More preferably the upper and lower frame parts connect at their outer edges via a different connection mechanism from the bridge connection mechanism. More preferably, the outer edge connection mechanisms comprise co-operating male and female members.
  • a pair of eyeglasses comprising a bridge assembly comprised of separable upper and lower bridge parts, the upper and lower bridge parts being connected by means of an interlocking mechanism and able to be separated by sliding the upper and lower bridge parts relative to each other in a direction generally parallel to an interface between bridge parts by a relative movement through a distance no greater than the width of the bridge assembly.
  • an eyeglass assembly comprising:
  • a frame configured to receive two lenses and comprising a bridge region
  • the bridge region comprises upper and lower bridge parts connected by interlocking portions configured to connect and/or disconnect by sliding the bridge parts relative to each other in a non-vertical direction, wherein the interlocking portions extend no more than the width of the bridge portion.
  • an eyeglass bridge assembly comprising an upper bridge part and a lower bridge part, the upper and lower bridge part being connected along an interface by interlocking portions configured to connect and/or disconnect by sliding the bridge parts relative to each other in a direction generally parallel to the interface, wherein the interlocking portions extend no more than the width of the bridge portion.
  • an eyeglass bridge assembly comprising separable upper and lower bridge parts, the upper and lower bridge parts being connected by means of an interlocking mechanism and able to be separated by sliding the upper and lower bridge parts relative to each other in a direction generally parallel to an interface between bridge parts by a relative movement through a distance no greater than the width of the bridge assembly.
  • an eyeglass bridge assembly comprising an upper bridge part and a lower bridge part, the upper and lower bridge part being connected by interlocking portions configured to connect and/or disconnect by sliding the bridge parts relative to each other in a non-vertical direction, wherein the interlocking portions extend no more than the width of the bridge portion.
  • Reference to relative positional terms such as “vertical”, “above”, “under” or the like when used in this specification should be understood to refer to the eyeglass assembly in a normal orientation when positioned on a wearer's face. That is, a position in which the upper bridge part is positioned generally vertically above the lower bridge part, and the temple arms are generally horizontal. Such terms are not limiting to the invention if the eyeglass assembly is placed in a different position.
  • Figure 1 is a perspective view illustration of an eyeglass assembly according to an embodiment of the invention. is a series of perspective view illustrations of the central regions of two components of the eyeglass assembly illustrated in Figure 1. is a perspective view illustration of the interface between the two components of an eyeglass assembly illustrated in Figures 1 and 2. is a perspective view illustration of a component of an eyeglass assembly according to another embodiment of the invention. is a perspective view illustration of another component of an eyeglass assembly according to an embodiment shown in Figure 4.
  • the invention is broadly directed to an eyeglass assembly comprising a frame configured to receive two lenses and comprises a bridge region detachably connecting an upper bridge part to a lower bridge part.
  • the upper and lower bridge parts comprise interlocking portions configured to connect and/or disconnect by sliding the bridge parts relative to each other in a direction generally parallel to the interface between them or in a non-vertical direction, the interlocking portions extending no more than the width of the bridge portion.
  • Two temple arms are pivotally attached to the frame.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustration of eyeglasses 100 according to an embodiment of the invention.
  • Eyeglasses 100 are comprised of frame 10, temple arms 20 and lens regions 30.
  • Frame 10 in this embodiment is comprised of upper frame part 1 1 and lower frame part 12.
  • Upper frame part 11 forms an upper portion of the frame 10 of eyeglasses 100 and, in preferred embodiments such as that shown in Figure 1 , spans the width of the front section of eyeglasses 100.
  • Lower frame part 12 forms a lower portion of the frame 10 of eyeglasses 100 and also, in preferred embodiments spans the width of the front section of eyeglasses 100.
  • Upper and lower frame parts 1 1 and 12 are detachably attached to each other at either end at frame hinges 14 where they attach to temple arms 20 and also at a centre portion where, in the embodiment shown in Figure 1 , they together form a bridge portion 13.
  • Figure 2 shows perspective view illustrations A) to C) of the bridge region of upper frame part 11 and lower frame part 12 in different positions of assembly according to the embodiment of the invention illustrated in Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 shows a close up perspective view illustration of the interface between upper frame part 11 and lower frame part 12 according to the embodiment of the invention illustrated in Figures 1 and 2.
  • upper frame part 11 comprises upper bridge part 1 11 , which comprises upper and lower crossbars spanning between the two lens-receiving sides of the upper frame part.
  • upper bridge part 1 11 which comprises upper and lower crossbars spanning between the two lens-receiving sides of the upper frame part.
  • crossbar will be generally understood to mean any portion of the frame or a frame part that extends generally laterally and at least partially in a horizontal direction, particularly at the bridge portion where the two sides of the eyeglass frame are connected.
  • a crossbar in an eyeglass assembly may take any appropriate form and may be integrally connected to another part of the eyeglass assembly.
  • Upper bridge part 111 comprises male interlocking portion 1 12, which in this embodiment is substantially elongate and cylindrical in a direction substantially longitudinal with upper frame part 11.
  • male interlocking portion 112 extends downwardly from the lower crossbar of upper bridge part 111 , and comprises a neck portion 113 proximate the lower crossbar of the upper bridge part joining to a body portion. The body portion has a greater width than the neck portion 113.
  • lower frame part 12 comprises lower bridge part 121 , which comprises a crossbar spanning between the two lens-receiving sides of the lower frame part.
  • Lower bridge part 121 comprises female interlocking portion 122, which in this embodiment is a channel formed in lower bridge part 121 configured to receive male interlocking portion 112.
  • female interlocking portion 122 comprises a substantially cylindrically shaped channel in the lower bridge part crossbar with an axis oriented in the substantially longitudinal direction of lower frame part 12.
  • Female interlocking portion 122 comprises an upper opening 123 configured to accept the neck portion 113 of male interlocking portion 1 12.
  • Figure 2A shows the upper bridge part 11 and lower bridge part 12 disassembled, but shows the orientation required to begin the assembly process.
  • the axis of male interlocking portion 112 is aligned with the axis of female interlocking portion 122.
  • neck portion 113 (shown in detail in Figure 3) of male interlocking portion 112 is aligned with the upper opening 123 (also shown in detail in Figure 3) above the channel formed by female interlocking portion 122.
  • Upper frame part 11 and lower frame part 12 then slide relative to each other, in a horizontal direction, while maintaining the alignment of the axis of male interlocking portion 112 and the axis of female interlocking portion 122.
  • Figure 2B shows the assembly process partly complete
  • Figure 2C shows the upper frame part 1 1 and lower frame part 12 in their assembled state.
  • the slideably detachable interface between upper and lower frame parts in the embodiment of Figures 1-3 is confined to the bridge region of the eyeglass assembly. That is, the interlocking portions extend no more than the width of the bridge region. Also, the relative movement between upper and lower frame parts 11 and 12 required to detach one from the other is of a distance substantially no greater than the width of the bridge. This enables the bridge parts to be quickly and easily detached, and the structure of the eyeglass assembly outside the bridge region can take any form. In the embodiment of Figures 1-3, one end of the female interlocking channel 122 is open, and the opposite end is closed. This is advantageous in preventing the male interlocking portion 112 from sliding too far relative to female interlocking portion 122 and protruding frbm the opposite end from which it entered. The upper and lower bridge parts can therefore be easily aligned.
  • Lower bridge part 121 comprises front cover 124 and back cover 125.
  • Front cover 124 and back cover 125 serve multiple purposes including providing strength to the bridge connection and protecting the interface between upper bridge part 111 and lower bridge part 121 , as well as contributing to the aesthetic style of the eyeglasses. In other embodiments one or both of the front cover 124 and back cover 125 may not be present, may take different shapes or may be adapted for additional or different functions to each other or the present configuration.
  • temple arms 20 each comprise an elongate portion 21 , ear engaging portion 22, and temple arm hinge 24.
  • Frame hinge 14 pivotally attaches to temple arm hinge 24 so that the temple arms 20 can pivot relative to frame 10 between open and closed positions.
  • Lower frame part 12 also includes nose pads 15 which in use rest on the wearer's nose and may increase comfort.
  • Nose pads 15 are in this embodiment integrally formed as part of lower frame part 12. Any means of incorporating nose pads within eyeglasses 100 are within the scope of the invention.
  • the nose pads may comprise multiple discrete parts, such as pads mounted to projecting members which themselves are mounted to the frame, or pads mounted to the frame itself.
  • the nose pads may be removable, and may be pivotable or otherwise adjustable.
  • hinge assemblies take the form of those described in the applicant's earlier patent applications WO 2011/149364 and WO 2012/074414, which are incorporated herein by reference.
  • the upper and lower frame parts 11 and 12 connect together at their outer edges.
  • the frame parts connect together at their outer edges (i.e. at or proximate the hinge assembly) via a different connection mechanism from the bridge connection mechanism.
  • the outer edge connection mechanism in the embodiment of Figure 1 comprises co-operating male and female members, the male member being inserted vertically downwards into the female member.
  • the male member may form the pivot pin to which the temple arm is pivotally attached.
  • the present invention is not limited by the type of hinge assembly used to attach the temple arm to the frame and alternative embodiments may comprise other types of assembly.
  • lens regions 30 may comprise empty regions able to contain lenses, the lenses themselves or both the lenses themselves and the regions they occupy.
  • Figure 4 shows a close up perspective view illustration of an upper frame part 411 at a bridge region 413 of an eyeglass assembly according to an alternative embodiment of the invention.
  • Figure 5 shows a close up perspective view illustration of a lower frame part 412 at the bridge portion 413 of the embodiment of the invention illustrated in Figure 4.
  • upper frame part 411 comprises upper bridge part 131.
  • Upper bridge part 131 comprises projections forming a female interlocking portion 132, which in this embodiment is a channel formed in upper bridge part 131 configured to receive a corresponding male interlocking portion 136 (shown in Figure 5).
  • the male interlocking portion 136 is comprised as part of lower bridge part 135, which is part of lower frame part 412.
  • the male interlocking portion 136 has a dovetail shape.
  • a dovetail shape may resemble approximately a trapezoid.
  • the dovetail shape of male interlocking portion 136 may be symmetrical about an axis intersecting and perpendicular to the parallel edges.
  • Female interlocking portion 132 comprises entrance channel 133 and end face 134.
  • Male interlocking part 136 comprises first end 137 and second end 138.
  • upper frame part 1 1 and lower frame part 12 can be joined by aligning entrance 133 of female interlocking portion 132 with first end 137 of male interlocking portion 136.
  • Upper frame part 1 1 and lower frame part 12 can then slide relative to each other along the longitudinal axis of male interlocking portion 136 such that male interlocking portion 136 is inside female interlocking portion 132, and the second end 138 of male interlocking portion 136 abuts end face 134 of female interlocking portion 132.
  • the sliding motion between the upper and lower bridge parts to lock or unlock the connection between them is generally horizontal and generally parallel to the interface between the upper and lower bridge parts.
  • the interface will be understood to refer to the plane or line along which engaging surfaces of the upper and lower frame parts meet.
  • the female interlocking portion 132 may define a channel that slightly decreases in width from the open end 133 to the closed end face 134. This acts to secure the male interlocking portion 136 in locking engagement as the interlocking portions are pushed into position.
  • the frame 100 is comprised of two parts, in other embodiments of the invention the frame may be comprised of only one part that is separable at the bridge.
  • the frame hinge portions do not separate and are integrally connected.
  • the frame may comprise more than two parts, with any types of interfaces or connections located anywhere in the frame.
  • the frame 10 may be made of two or more parts, and the two or more parts may not contact each other except for at the bridge portion 13.
  • the lower frame part 12 may extend outwardly around each lens far enough that the lenses are securely held while the eyeglasses are assembled, but does not extend so far that it is joined to the outer edge of the upper frame part, for example proximate the hinges.
  • one part of the hinge assembly may be formed completely from the upper frame part.
  • one part of the hinge assembly may be formed completely from the lower frame part, and the upper frame part may not extend so far that it is joined to the outer edge of the lower frame part, for example proximate the hinges.
  • the temple arm parts may be interchangeable in the same fashion as the other parts of the eyeglasses assembly.
  • the invention is not limited by the material or materials forming the parts of the eyeglass assembly.
  • the frame and temple arms may all be formed of the same or different materials.
  • the material used may be any suitable material, such as a plastics material, polymer, metal or combinations thereof.
  • the material used may be chosen for hypoallergenic properties.
  • the eyeglass assembly or parts thereof may be formed from materials such as cellulose acetate or similar, nylon, Monel, Flexon, titanium, beryllium, stainless steel, or aluminium.
  • the material may have coatings, and may be of any colour or visual appearance.
  • the frames may be manufactured by any method which in some embodiments may be injection moulding, casting, 3D printing or machining, and the manufacture method may include multiple processes for example to enhance surface finish.
  • the shape and configurations of the frame, lens regions and temple arms may differ substantially to allow for different styles as well as accommodate different face and head shapes and sizes.
  • the lenses may fulfil any purpose.
  • the lenses may be adapted to correct or otherwise improve the wearer's vision, in others they may be adapted to reflect or filter at least a portion of incident visible light or other radiation, in others they may be adapted to protect the wearer's eyes from physical objects or material and in others they may be adapted for no specific function.
  • the optical, physical or functional properties of each lens may differ from one another, for example if a different amount of visual correction is required for each of the wearer's eyes.
  • the lenses may be configured for 3D viewing, and may comprise filters such as opposite polarising filters.
  • the lenses may be made of any suitable material.
  • the lenses may be glass or plastic, for example CR-39, polycarbonate, Trivex, or thiourethanes.
  • Eyeglasses 100 show only one particular embodiment of the invention, and as such there are features shown which may differ in terms of style, shape and other aesthetic or structural characteristics in alternative embodiments of the invention.
  • the bridge region of the upper frame part 11 comprises an upper crossbar and two vertical elongate members connecting with a lower bridge crossbar.
  • the space between the upper and lower crossbars of the upper bridge part may be formed of solid material, there may be no upper crossbar, or there may be multiple cross bars, among many other possibilities.
  • other features and areas of eyeglasses 100 as shown in Figure 1 may differ substantially from the particular embodiment shown, for example in some embodiments the shape of the lens regions 30 may be rectangular or any other shape.
  • other embodiments of the invention may include lower frame parts of different style, shape or form.
  • the upper bridge part 11 comprises male interlocking portion 1 12
  • lower bridge portion 121 comprises female
  • interlocking part 122 In the embodiment of Figures 4 and 5, the male interlocking portion is on the lower bridge portion of the eyeglasses while the female interlocking portion is on the lower bridge portion. It will be appreciated by the skilled addressee that, in other embodiments of the invention, the male and female interlocking parts may be interchanged from these embodiments. That is, the invention is not limited by which bridge part comprises which interlocking part.
  • the shape of the interlocking portions may have differently shaped cross-sections from those of the embodiments described above.
  • the male portion may comprise a projection having any prismic shape, a T-shape, L-shape or any other shape suited for interlocking with a corresponding channel.
  • the body of the projection has a portion with a greater width than a neck of the projection.
  • the male portion extends downwardly from a crossbar of the upper bridge part into an upwardly facing channel of a female interlocking portion. More generally, the male interlocking portion may extend outwardly in any direction from a part of the upper or lower bridge part, including outwardly behind, below, in front or to the side. For example, in the embodiment of Figures 4 and 5, the male interlocking portion extends rearwardly from the lower bridge part. The orientation of the female interlocking portion is such so as to enable co-operation with the male interlock.
  • the interlocking portions may be disposed in any arrangement, and may slide relative to each other in any suitable direction.
  • An interlocking arrangement between upper and lower bridge parts can be achieved when the direction of sliding between the two bridge parts needed for engagement / disengagement is non- vertical, i.e. has a horizontal component. This includes sliding movements in any direction in the horizontal plane, including forwards and backwards from the point of view of a wearer of the eyeglasses (i.e. at 90° to the direction of sliding needed for the embodiment of Figures 1-3), or at an oblique angle to the horizontal.
  • the female interlocking portion may not comprise a channel, but instead may comprise a face matching the outer surface of the male interlocking part, as well as other features such as hooks which match the opposite side of the male interlocking portion but do not make contact with the full length of the male interlocking portion.
  • both ends of female interlocking portion are open. This allows the eyeglass frame to be assembled by inserting male interlocking portion into female interlocking portion from either side.
  • the male interlocking portion may not comprise a neck portion formed along its entire longitudinal length, and instead the male interlocking portion may extend outwards in its longitudinal direction from the upper or lower bridge part to which it is attached. That is, the male interlocking portion may be supported at only one end, for example as a pin.
  • the female interlocking portion comprises a corresponding hole in which the male interlocking portion can be inserted.
  • the male and female interlocking portions may be arranged such that they can be engaged/disengaged by sliding along any non- vertical angle, i.e. in a direction having a component in the horizontal plane of the eyeglasses.
  • the corresponding interlocking parts may comprise a tapered cross section.
  • the taper allows a tighter fit to be achieved between the upper and lower bridge parts when the bridge connection is assembled. Furthermore, a taper can be used to define a direction in which the two parts must be assembled, if such a restriction is desirable.
  • the interlocking parts may comprise a different or additional means to hinder disassembly such as small raised bumps or similar in one or more of the interlocking parts, and may comprise corresponding indentations in the corresponding interlocking parts. This provides the advantage of helping to prevent unintended disassembly of the eyeglass bridge assembly.
  • the bridge region comprises other means of preventing unintended disassembly.
  • Embodiments of the invention enable eyeglasses to be quickly and conveniently assembled and disassembled at the bridge region without the need for small parts such as screws or tools such as screwdrivers. This is particularly useful for installing, removing or interchanging lenses since disconnecting the bridge enables lenses to be removed or added.
  • the convenience enables cost and time efficiencies in manufacturing, assembly and use of eyeglasses, amongst other advantages.
  • An additional advantage is the ability for the wearer to interchange parts for aesthetic reasons, for example to use an upper frame part comprised of a different colour material than the lower frame part, or to use different coloured temple arms to the frame.
  • the invention may also be said broadly to consist in the parts, elements and features referred to or indicated in the specification of the application, individually or collectively, in any or all combinations of two or more of said parts, elements or features.

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La présente invention concerne de manière générale un ensemble lunettes comprenant une monture configurée pour recevoir deux verres, et comprend une zone pont qui relie de manière amovible une partie pont supérieure à une partie pont inférieure. Les parties pont supérieure et inférieure comprennent des parties de blocage configurées pour relier et/ou détacher les parties pont l'une par rapport à l'autre, par coulissement, dans une direction généralement parallèle à l'interface entre celles-ci, ou dans une direction non verticale, les parties de blocage s'étendant sur une distance qui n'est pas supérieure à la largeur de la partie pont. Deux branches sont reliées de manière pivotante à la monture.
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