Structure of eyeglasses
AssigneeShiny Star Optical Co., Ltd.
InventorNai-Cheng Wang
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Abstract
An eyeglasses structure includes a frame, temples, metal bars that are curved and have two ends each forming a single-loop hook, rivets, and curved grooves. The temples each have a surface forming a curved groove receiving the single-loop hook therein so that the metal bar is curved toward the frame to allow the single-loop hook of the metal bar to connect to a side edge portion of the frame. The side edge portion of the frame is provided with a box having a channel formed therein to receive the single-loop hook to fit therein and includes a box base and a box cover that are formed with multiple the rivet holes, so that with the single-loop hooks of the metal bars being disposed in the channels and covered by the box covers, rivets are individually put through the rivet holes for riveting and fixing.
Claims14
An eyeglasses structure, comprising:
- a frame, which provides a primary configuration of the eyeglasses and receive lenses mounted thereto, the frame having two opposite side edge portions each of which comprises a box that comprises a sideway penetration notch formed therein, the box comprising rivet holes formed therein;
- a pair of temples, which are respectively connected to the two side edge portions of the frame;
- a pair of curved grooves, which are respectively formed in outside surfaces of the temples respectively corresponding to metal bars;
- a pair of metal bars, each of which comprises a bar body having a middle that is curved in a substantially vertical manner and two ends each forming a single-loop hook, the single-loop hook of one of the ends being connected to the box of the frame and the single-loop hook of the other one of the ends being connected to the temple so as to connect the frame and the temples together, the bar body of each of the metal bars having elasticity to provide a clamping force for clamping into the curved groove formed in the template that has a thickness greater than a spacing distance between the bar body of the metal bar and the barb, whereby the temples are selectively arranged to be substantially normal to the frame for easy wearing;
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- a plurality of rivets, which is set through the rivet holes for riveting and fixing thereby securely coupling the frame and the metal bars together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.