Vehicle sun visor
AssigneeKyowa Sangyo Co., Ltd.
InventorKosuke Yamazaki
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Abstract
A vehicle sun visor includes a visor body including a first component member and a second component member that are stacked in a thickness direction, and a support shaft. In the visor body, a case that supports the support shaft such that the support shaft is turnable and that is slidably fitted to the visor body is provided. The case is provided with a clip that urges the visor body toward a storage position by urging the support shaft. A guide rail that prevents the case from falling in the thickness direction with respect to the first component member is provided. The guide rail is formed integrally with the first component member to support the case such that the case is slidable with respect to the first component member.
Claims10
A vehicle sun visor comprising:
- a visor body that includes a first component member and a second component member that are stacked in a thickness direction;
- a support shaft that is inserted into the visor body to support the visor body such that the visor body is turnable between a service position and a storage position;
- a case that supports the support shaft such that the support shaft is turnable in the visor body, the case being slidably fitted to the visor body;
- a clip that is provided in the case and that urges the visor body toward the storage position by urging the support shaft;
- and
- a guide rail that is formed integrally with the first component member to prevent the case from falling in the thickness direction with respect to the first component member and to support the case such that the case is slidable with respect to the first component member,
- wherein the guide rail includes a first rail and a second rail, the first rail and the second rail both including protruding portions that protrude toward each other along an up-down direction of the vehicle sun visor with the case in between,
- the protruding portions of the first rail and the second rail cooperate to prevent the case from falling off in a thickness direction with respect to the first component member,
- the case includes an engagement portion protrusion that is sandwiched by a first portion of the first component member and the protruding portion of the first rail, in the thickness direction,
- the case also includes a lower rail projection portion that is sandwiched by a second portion of the first component member and the protruding portion of the second rail, in the thickness direction, and
- the engagement portion protrusion and the lower rail projection portion are disposed on opposite sides of the case in the up-down direction.
A vehicle sun visor comprising:
- a visor body that includes a first component member and a second component member that are stacked in a thickness direction;
- a support shaft that is inserted into the visor body to support the visor body such that the visor body is turnable between a service position and a storage position;
- a case that supports the support shaft such that the support shaft is turnable in the visor body, the case being slidably fitted to the visor body;
- a clip that is provided in the case and that urges the visor body toward the storage position by urging the support shaft;
- and
- a guide rail that is formed integrally with the first component member to prevent the case from falling in the thickness direction with respect to the first component member and to support the case such that the case is slidable with respect to the first component member,
- wherein the case has a first end edge portion that engages with the guide rail, and
- the guide rail has
- a guide rail body that is able to be engaged with the first end edge portion such that the first end edge portion is slidable and is unable to fall in the thickness direction of the visor body, the guide rail body being long in a sliding direction, and at least one cut portion into which the first end edge portion is insertable in the thickness direction of the first component member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.