Method for securing spectacle members together
OwnerDavid Yinkai Chaoinventor
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Abstract
A method for securing two or more spectacle members together includes forming an orifice and an opening in one of the spectacle members, the opening of the spectacle frame may have an open or enclosed structure, forming an extension and a projection on the other spectacle member and engaging the extension and the projection into the orifice and the opening of the spectacle member. The extension or the projection is then melted or deformed to engage with the other spectacle member and to secure the spectacle members together. The spectacle members may be the lenses, the bridge or the temples. The spectacle members may be easily and quickly secured together without fasteners.
Claims3
A method for securing a first spectacle member and a second spectacle member together, the method comprising:
- forming an orifice and an opening in the first spectacle member,
- forming an extension and a projection on the second spectacle member,
- engaging the extension and the projection of the second spectacle member into the orifice and the opening of the first spectacle member, and
- deforming the extension to engage with the first spectacle member and to secure the first and the second spectacle members together.
A method for securing a first spectacle member and a second spectacle member together, the method comprising:
- forming an orifice and an opening in the first spectacle member, the opening of the first spectacle member including an open structure,
- forming an extension and a projection on the second spectacle member,
- engaging the extension and the projection of the second spectacle member into the orifice and the opening of the first spectacle member, and
- deforming the extension to engage with the first spectacle member and to secure the first and the second spectacle members together.
A method for securing a first spectacle member and a second spectacle member together, the method comprising:
- forming an orifice and an opening in the first spectacle member, the opening of the first spectacle member including an enclosed structure,
- forming an extension and a projection on the second spectacle member,
- engaging the extension and the projection of the second spectacle member into the orifice and the opening of the first spectacle member, and
- deforming the extension to engage with the first spectacle member and to secure the first and the second spectacle members together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.