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US 2026/0147225 A1Published application
Glasses frame having concealed locking bodies
OwnerHui JINinventor
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An eye glasses frame having concealed locking bodies of hidden lock configuration includes an eye glasses frame body and locking body assemblies connected thereto, wherein the eyeglasses frame body includes thick frame body portions and a thin frame body portion that serves to wrap lenses and has a width smaller than that of each of the thick frame body portions; the eyeglasses frame body is divided into two openable portions; the locking body assemblies serve to lock the two openable portions of the eyeglasses frame body; and the width of each of the locking body assemblies at a locking section is not greater than that of the corresponding thick frame body portion. The present invention utility model has the advantageous effects of making an eye glasses product more concise and improving the aesthetic appeal of the product.
A glasses frame having concealed locking bodies, comprising a glasses frame body and locking body assemblies connected thereto, wherein the glasses frame body comprises thick frame body portions and a thin frame body portion for wrapping lenses, the thick frame body portions each have a width greater than that of the thin frame body portion, the thin frame body portion is provided with first cutouts by which the glasses frame body is divided into two openable portions, individual locking bodies in each of the locking body assemblies are mated to lock the two openable portions of the glasses frame body at positions where locking sections are formed, and wherein the locking sections and the first cutouts are staggered such that the locking body assemblies are disposed at the thick frame body portions, and the locking body assemblies are on a side facing a wearer and each have a width at each locking section that is not greater than the width of the corresponding thick frame body portion.
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