Thin visor
AssigneeIrvin Automotive Products, Inc.
InventorDavid Huff
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Abstract
A thin visor for a vehicle comprising a pivot rod and a first and second shell being engageable to form a visor body. The visor also comprises a vanity secured to the visor body. The visor comprises a carrier positioned in the visor body and engaged with the pivot rod. The visor also comprises a first electrical contact arranged on an end of the pivot rod and a second electrical contact arranged on a surface of the carrier. The visor further comprises a third electrical contact arranged on a surface of the carrier. The thin visor generally has a width of approximately seventeen to eighteen millimeters and allows for a sleek small profile ergonomically designed visor to be arranged within a vehicle.
Claims20
A visor for a vehicle, said visor comprising:
- a pivot rod;
- a first and second shell being engageable to form a visor body;
- a vanity secured to said visor body;
- a carrier positioned in said visor body and engaged with said pivot rod;
- a first electrical contact arranged on an end of said pivot rod;
- a second electrical contact arranged on said carrier;
- and
- a third electrical contact arranged on said carrier.
A visor for a vehicle, said visor comprising:
- a pivot rod;
- a first and second shell being engageable to form a visor body;
- a vanity arranged within a pocket of said first shell;
- said vanity comprising:
- a frame, said frame having an orifice arranged through generally one half of a top surface thereof;
- a door slidingly arranged within said frame;
- a mirror engaged with said frame and arranged underneath said door;
- and
- a bezel secured to said frame at the outer edge of said orifice, said bezel in contact with an outer surface of said door.
A visor for a vehicle, a visor comprising:
- a pivot rod;
- a first and second shell being engageable to form a visor body;
- a vanity arranged within said visor body;
- said vanity comprising:
- a mirror arranged within a pocket of said first shell;
- a door slidably arranged within said frame, said door is arranged above said mirror and hides said mirror when closed;
- a bezel secured to said frame and in contact with a top surface of said door;
- and
- a pair of tracks extending from a surface of said first shell, said door is slidingly arranged in said pair of tracks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.