Hinge joint for eyeglasses
AssigneeSilhouette International Schmied AG
InventorsGerhard Fuchs, Rupert Spindelbalker
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Abstract
A hinge for spectacles comprising a joint body (5) used as a hinge axle, which body forms a coaxial circumferential groove (7) for receiving an eye (9) of a side jaw (8) and is rotationally rigidly held between two legs (4) of an end (2) of a side, which legs are mutually connected at least at one end and extend on either side of the circumferential groove (7). In order to provide advantageous constructional conditions it is proposed that the joint body (5) consists of two preferably disk-like parts (6) whose abutting surfaces (s) extend transversally to the hinge axle in the zone of the circumferential groove (7).
Claims5
A hinge for spectacles with a joint body used as a hinge axle, which body forms a coaxial circumferential groove for receiving an eye of a side jaw and is rotationally rigidly held between two legs of an end of a side, which legs are connected to each other at least at one end and extend either side of the circumferential groove, characterized in that the joint body consists of two disk shaped parts having abutting surfaces extending transversally to the hinge axle in the zone of the circumferential groove, the parts of the joint body being provided at their averted face sides with parallel receiving grooves for the two legs of the end of the side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.