Flip-up visor assembly for helmet
AssigneeOmnitech Inc.
InventorArmand DeAngelis
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AssigneeOmnitech Inc.
InventorArmand DeAngelis
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A flip-up visor assembly for a protective sport helmet or the like, in which a band secured at spaced points along the length and intermediate the ends thereof across the brow portion of a helmet with resilient pads disposed between the free band ends and the outer surface of the helmet to accommodate a range of helmet sizes carries adjacent its ends a pair of pivot pins which pivotally support the visor lens frame for movement between a position at which the visor lens is in front of the upper portion of the wearer's face and a position over the helmet at which the lens is clear of the wearer's face. Associated with the pivot pins are interengageable positive stop means for limiting the movement of the frame between its two extreme limit positions and spring loaded detent means for releasable retaining the visor in its limit positions and in spaced positions intermediate its limit positions. The arrangement is such that the visor can be moved to any of its positions manually by a force exerted on the visor itself, without requiring manipulation of any knobs or positive locking means or the like. Means is provided for for manually releasably assembling the lens visor in the visor frame.
A flip-up visor assembly for a helmet comprising:
A flip-up visor assembly for a helmet comprising:
A flip-up visor assembly for a helmet having a brow portion including in combination, a curved frame formed with a lens-receiving opening intermediate the ends thereof, a visor lens, means mounting said lens in said frame opening, a curved mounting band, means for securing said band to said helmet along the brow portion thereof at locations intermediate the ends of the band, means for assembling said frame on said mounting band with surfaces of said frame end facing surfaces of said band ends, said assembling means comprising respective pivot pins extending through said surfaces for mounting said frame for pivotal movement between said positions, one of said pivot pins permitting limited relative movement of its associated surfaces in the direction of the axis of said pin, a detent formed on one of said associated surfaces, spaced detent-receiving recesses formed in the other associated surface, said recesses being spaced by an angular distance equal to the angular distance between said lowered and raised positions of said frame, and resilient means for urging said associated surfaces into engagement releasably to hold said frame in said lowered and raised positions while permitting said frame to be moved between said position in response to a manual force applied to said frame.
A flip-up visor assembly for a helmet comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.