Rimless glasses frame including at least one flexible clamping element
AssigneesRichard Chene, Dominique Delamour, Alain Miklitarian, Pierre-Franck Linossier
InventorPierre-Franck Linossier
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a rimless glasses frame including at least one flexible clamping element having at least one connection portion which comprises at least two jaws which are suitable for clamping a spectacle lens, and at least one joining portion which comprises at least one cavity designed to allow said jaws to open as a result of said cavity being pressed, and including at least one locking element mounted in said cavity in the joining portion of the clamping element so as to lock said jaws closed.
Claims19
A rimless glasses frame comprising:
- at least one flexible clamping element comprising:
- i. at least one connection portion comprising at least two jaws sized and shaped to clamp at least one lens, and
- ii. at least one joining portion comprising at least one cavity having a width, wherein said at least two jaws open when said width of said at least one cavity decreases, and
- at least one locking element mounted in said at least one cavity of said at least one joining portion of the clamping element to lock said at least two jaws closed, wherein said at least one flexible clamping element is hinged with said at least one locking element to fold at least one temple of said frame.
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