Apparatus for displaying spectacles
OwnerMladen Pinturinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to an apparatus for displaying spectacles, having a basic body (1) and having a plurality of accommodating devices (2), which are carried by the basic body (1) and are each intended for accommodating a pair of spectacles, wherein each accommodating device (2) comprises at least one bearing region (3) on which to rest the pair of spectacles. The apparatus is characterized by the provision of a contactlessly operating removal-prevention means (5) which in the handling region, immediately in front of the bearing region (3), defines a detection region which is influenced when the pair of spectacles is removed by hand and/or when the spectacle frame is moved past it.
Claims11
Device for displaying eyeglasses, said device comprising:
- a base body (1);
- a plurality of accommodating devices (2), said plurality of accommodating devices (2) being carried by the base body (1) and being configured for accommodating a respective pair of eyeglasses;
- and
- an operating without contact removal lock (5) that in the handling region directly in front of the supporting region (3) defines a detection range, which is influenced when the pair of eyeglasses is removed from the device or when the eyeglass frame moves through the handling region,
- wherein:
- each accommodating device (2) comprises at least one supporting region (3) for placing the eyeglasses thereon;
- the contactless removal lock (5) works across a plurality of the supporting regions (3) of the base body (1), so that the detection range extends across all of the supporting regions (3);
- the contactless removal lock (5) has a first functional element in the region of the one end of the base body (1) or more specifically in front of the first accommodating device (2) and a second functional element of the contactless removal lock (5) in the region of the other end of the base body (1) or more specifically after the last accommodating device (2);
- and
- the first and the second functional element span the detection range.
Device for displaying eyeglasses, said device comprising:
- a base body (1);
- a plurality of accommodating devices (2), said plurality of accommodating devices (2) being carried by the base body (1) and being configured for accommodating a respective pair of eyeglasses;
- and
- an operating without contact removal lock (5) that in the handling region directly in front of the supporting region (3) defines a detection range, which is influenced when the pair of eyeglasses is removed from the device or when the eyeglass frame moves through the handling region,
- wherein:
- each accommodating device (2) comprises a supporting part for placing the pair of eyeglasses thereon and a securing part for mechanically securing (5) the pair of eyeglasses placed thereon against removal;
- the securing parts can be pivoted preferably jointly from a locking position, which secures the pair of eyeglasses, into a removal position, which releases the pair of eyeglasses;
- and
- then the contactless removal lock (5) is automatically activated when at least one mechanical removal lock is located in the removal position.
Device for displaying eyeglasses, said device comprising:
- a base body (1);
- a plurality of accommodating devices (2), said plurality of accommodating devices (2) being carried by the base body (1) and being configured for accommodating a respective pair of eyeglasses;
- and
- an operating without contact removal lock (5) that in the handling region directly in front of the supporting region (3) defines a detection range, which is influenced when the pair of eyeglasses is removed from the device or when the eyeglass frame moves through the handling region,
- wherein:
- each accommodating device (2) comprises at least one supporting region (3) for placing the eyeglasses thereon;
- the contactless removal lock (5) operates in a light optical manner, so that the detection range comprises at least one detection beam (7).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.