Finger lamp structure
AssigneeChangzhou Zhanlu Plastic Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorZhen Yang
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of portable lighting, in particular to a finger lamp structure. The finger lamp structure includes a finger sleeving member, wherein the finger sleeving member has a section of a closable or closed annular structure and is sleeved on a finger and provided with a mounting base on an outer surface in a circumferential direction; a lamp holder, wherein the lamp holder is detachably connected to the mounting base, and the lamp holder is rotationally connected to the mounting base in a damping rotation connection manner; and a lamp bead, which is fixed on the lamp holder, wherein the size of an inner wall of the finger sleeving member that wraps the finger can be adjusted.
Claims11
A finger lamp structure, comprising:
- a finger sleeving member, wherein the finger sleeving member has a section of a closable or closed annular structure and is sleeved on a finger and provided with a mounting base on an outer surface in a circumferential direction;
- a lamp holder, wherein the lamp holder is detachably connected to the mounting base, and the lamp holder is rotationally connected to the mounting base in a damping rotation connection manner;
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- a lamp bead, which is fixed on the lamp holder, wherein
- the size of an inner wall of the finger sleeving member that wraps the finger can be adjusted;
- wherein the finger sleeving member is a closable annular structure and comprises a first connecting belt connected to one end of the mounting base and a second connecting belt connected to the other end of the mounting base;
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- a fastener is arranged at a free end of the second connecting belt, the first connecting belt is connected to the fastener, and at least one of contact surfaces between the fastener and the first connecting belt has non-slip ridges to achieve a damping connection between the first connecting belt and the second connecting belt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.