DE1683788U - PROTECTIVE SHIELD FOR SHIELDING LIGHT RAYS. - Google Patents

Description

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Through the present innovation, all these main parts of the termied and red lightning rides are guaranteed to hold onto the sciiei safely, although this is extraordinarily developed for the same week in comparison to the known discs. These advantages are achieved in that the disk, which is flat before it is put on and adapted to its rear edge of the human forehead by a corresponding hemisphere curvature, is provided on both sides with rearward-facing holders which, after being put on, completely encompass the two temples over part of their length In contrast to the known biometric directions, there is no need for a clamping effect between the holder and the temples, because the lens is held by simply grasping the temples inside with a passage for the temples to make elastic barriers ₅ which, by spreading them apart, allow them to be removed from or removed from the temples

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Passage for. If the bracket is a little too small and as a result there is a slight clamping effect, this does not affect the functionality of the holder. Conversely, if the passage for the temple used is too large - then that is also irrelevant * because the Sits 6.eT lens on the temple is always secured by embracing it *

In a further development of the idea on which the hiring is based, the distance between the holders on both sides when the glasses are lying flat is dimensioned in such a way * that it is slightly larger than the mutual distance between the temples of the glasses being used. · Standing disc when touching down. bulge ,. Since it is to be applied from above in a straight line, it never lies over the frame of the glasses. Since the edge is roughly adapted to the human forehead due to its curvature, Zairian rays cannot penetrate you and the vocalist and penetrate your eyes Radiate largely *

An embodiment of the new device is shown in FIG Drawing shown schematically *

Äbb * _vi Λ is a view of the disc: from above ^ Fig * 2 "" ei-MLe side view *

Fig. 3 a QuWsehnltt - through the holder and Fig. 4 a side view of the lens after putting on a pair of glasses. - ^

The disk a is preferably made of a slightly transparent or opaque elastic plastic and has a curved front Xante h and a likewise curved rear a. Edge c, which can have roughly the same curvature. The two holders d and e are either attached to the pane a by their front tabs £ and g, for example by gluing, or are made of one piece with it in the

A ¹ Ob. 3 shown Porm, which shows the right-holding e- of her. Der Kalter'd list a mirror image of this. In both cases, the smooth side part η faces the braid of the wearer * This side part can also be provided with an "extension k or 1 for better guidance of the temples". Both holders are made of an elastic material · Their continuous interior serves to accommodate · the temple on which the lens is to be placed. Depending on the ΙΌηκ of the same, the lens with its two holders can either be pushed onto it from behind, or the ropes h and i are bent apart =, - that the disk can be placed on the bracket from above *

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? j alls the interior of the holder should be greater than _t, it is necessary for the used temple, - as yet no loosening is feared ^ ± wei the holders d r elasticity of the bent sheet is resiliently create ;. ... . -.

The new © facility, like the familiar ones, can be connected used with ordinary ^ glasses and Diit sunglasses * In all of these cases, the More or less oblique rays incident from above are desirable.

Claims (1)

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äie aixf elai "the iroa? äem a Seal Ucrnm? E * Protection according to claim, characterized by such a dimensioning of the position of the holders on both sides _? that the disc "when putting on the spectacle frame according to OBEA bulges * it with its rear edge on the forehead of the Prägers _r rests while their front Torderrand Naeh ixbez DIE spectacle frame protrudes *