Eye and ear protector
OwnerDaniel Joseph Conrad Suttoninventor
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Abstract
Protective eyeglasses provide hearing protection from elevated noise levels. The protective eyeglasses have safety lenses for protection of each of the eyes. Support members extend from the lenses of the eyeglasses to the ears, and have earplugs or protectors thereon which are inserted into the ears. The side support members are spring biased towards each other so that the side members provide pressure to hold the plugs in the ears of the wearer. Ear plugs are mounted so as to swivel relative to the side support members. The side support members are telescoping and are adjustable in length.
Claims12
Protective eyeglasses, comprising:
- a first lens having a first generally telescoping support extending therefrom wherein the first generally telescoping support comprises a first side support and a first slidable member that engages said first side support;
- a second lens having a second telescoping support extending therefrom, wherein the second telescoping support comprises a second side support and a second slidable member that engages said second side support;
- wherein the first slidable member comprises a first resilient plug member mounted thereto and the second slidable member comprises a second resilient plug member mounted thereto, and wherein the first plug member is mounted to the first slidable member in a relationship so that the first resilient plug member is mounted to pivot and swivel in three (3) dimensions relative to the first slidable member, and wherein the second plug member is mounted to the second slidable member in a relationship so that the second resilient plug member is mounted to pivot and swivel in three (3) dimensions relative to the second slidable member,
- wherein said first telescoping support member and second telescoping support member are in a spring biased relationship relative to each other, and said spring biased relationship urges said resilient plug members toward each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.