Nose pad for a spectacle frame
AssigneeFrey & Winkler GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsManfred Kappler, Bruno Herter, Rolf Winkler
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Abstract
A nose pad adapted to be attached to a spectacle frame to form a part thereof. The nose pad has a relatively hard base body, a relatively soft, skin-friendly and slip-resistant covering on the base body and a securing arrangement affixed to the base body and projected from the covering for connecting the nose pad to the spectacle frame. The securing arrangement comprises a plurality of spaced anchoring pins adapted to be directly received by respective bores provided in a front piece of the spectacle frame. At least one of the anchoring pins has a pulling force-resistant device for resisting a separation of the nose pad from the spectacle frame by forces applied to the nose pad and directed away from the spectacle frame.
Claims11
In a spectacle frame including a front piece for supporting spectacle lenses;
- a nose pad attached to the front piece;
- said nose pad having a relatively hard base body, a relatively soft, skin-friendly and slip-resistant covering on the base body;
- and securing means having a first part affixed to the base body and projecting from said covering;
- said securing means having a second part formed in said front piece;
- said first and second parts being interconnected for attaching the nose pad to the spectacle frame;
- the improvement wherein said first part of said securing means comprises at least two spaced anchoring pins each having a length;
- a recess provided in at least one of said anchoring pins;
- said second part of said securing means comprises bores defined by bore hole walls in said front piece;
- each bore directly receiving a respective said anchoring pin;
- a projection extending from at least one of said bore hole walls into said recess of said at least one anchoring pin for forming a snap-in connection therewith;
- said snap-in connection resisting a separation of the nose pad from the front piece by forces applied to the nose pad and directed away from said front piece;
- said front piece having, in zone of said bores, a thickness dimension at least as large as said length of said anchoring pins;
- further comprising apertures provided in said base body;
- part of said covering extending through said apertures for immobilizing said covering with respect to said base body.
In a nose pad adapted to be attached to a spectacle frame to form a part thereof;
- said nose pad having a relatively hard base body, a relatively soft, skin-friendly and slip-resistant covering on the base body and securing means affixed to the base body and projecting from said covering for connecting the nose pad to the spectacle frame;
- the improvement wherein said securing means comprises a plurality of spaced anchoring pins adapted to be directly received by respective bores provided in a front piece of the spectacle frame;
- further wherein at least one of said anchoring pins has pulling force-resistant means for resisting a separation of the nose pad from the spectacle frame by forces applied to the nose pad and directed away from the spectacle frame;
- further comprising apertures provided in said base body;
- part of said covering extending through said apertures for immobilizing said covering with respect to said base body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.