JP2023032369A - Mask/face shield support tool for eyeglasses - Google Patents

Abstract

To allow a hygienic mask or a face shield to be easily connected to and supported on the worn eyeglasses when worn on a face, with the load onto the ears and the like reduced when worn.SOLUTION: A mask/face shield support tool for eyeglasses includes: a support body 10 that is attached to a temple part T of eyeglasses G; and at least one of a shield support body 11 that supports a face shield S that covers a face, and a mask support body 21 that supports a mask that covers the mouth, the at least one being provided on the support body 10. The shield support body 11 is formed of: a stepped shield support base that is pivotally supported on the shield support stem provided on a front of the support body 10; and a connection part that is arranged with a suitable number of shield support pins that fit-support the face shield S. The mask support body 21 includes: a stepped mask support base that is pivotally supported on the mask support stem provided on a rear of the support body 10; and a mask press-fastening part that is raisably swing-connected to the mask support base so as to press-fasten the mask to the face.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 6

Description

The present invention is a mask face for spectacles, which can be easily connected and supported to the spectacles mainly when a spectacles user wears a sanitary mask or a face shield on the face, and can reduce the burden on the ears when wearing. It relates to a shield support.

Conventionally, when a spectacle wearer wears a mask, the mask is put on the ear as well as the spectacles, and the ear hook portion of the temple portion of the spectacles overlaps the ear hook portion of the mask, which is not only annoying. can cause ear pain and, in some cases, inflammation.

In order to solve this problem, there has been proposed a mask support that uses the temples of eyeglasses to support the mask on the temples. For example, spectacles with a mask hooking portion disclosed in Patent Document 1, a spectacle frame provided with a concave guide portion for passing and holding the string of the mask through the portion of the temple portion that touches the ear disclosed in Patent Document 2, Patent Document 2 3, there is an ear strap guard for a mask to be attached to the temple portion of the spectacles. All of these are intended to reduce the burden of the mask straps hanging on the ears by guiding the straps of the mask along the temples of the spectacles.

In recent years, not only masks covering the mouth, nose, etc., but also transparent face shields covering the entire face or the lower half or upper half of the face are sometimes worn. For example, it is a sanitary mask for protecting others shown in Patent Document 4, which includes a transparent respiratory organ front cover that does not cover the respiratory organ such as the mouth and nose attached to the chin grip part that abuts on the chin. , the chin-holding part is hung on the ear by means of a string-like or ring-like supporting means so as to cover the mouth, nose and the like. Furthermore, a face shield structure has also been proposed in which a transparent cover that covers the entire face is attached to, for example, a band that surrounds the head.

JP 2015-64540 A JP 2014-197178 A JP 2014-197177 A Japanese Patent No. 5174984

However, even if the burden on the ears is reduced by guiding a portion of the string material that hangs over the ear along the temple portion of the spectacles, it is troublesome because the string material is also hung on the ear together with the temple portion of the spectacles. There is no change. In addition, in the face shield configuration, the chin support part attached to the chin may come off without following the movement of the chin when speaking, for example. This is troublesome, especially for spectacle wearers.

In addition, since the support method and configuration differ depending on whether a mask or a face shield cover is attached, the support configuration, etc., depends on whether a mask or face shield is used. must be selected. Especially for spectacle wearers, the burden on the ears is increased, and it has not been possible to reduce the burden regardless of which one is selected.

Therefore, the present invention was created in view of the conventional circumstances as described above, and when a spectacle wearer wears a mask or a face shield on their face, they can choose either by using spectacles. To provide a support for a mask/face shield for spectacles, which can be easily used even when the mask is worn, and can be surely supported.

In order to solve the above-described problems, in the present invention, a shield support 11 that supports a face shield S that covers the face and a mask M that covers the mouth are attached to the support 10 arranged on the temple portion T of the spectacles G. At least one of the supporting mask supports 21 is provided. The shield support 11 includes a stepped shield support base 13 pivotally supported by a shield support shaft 12 provided in the front part of the support 10; and a connecting portion 14 in which a suitable number of shield support pins 16 for fitting and supporting the face shield S are arranged. It is characterized by comprising a part-shaped mask supporting base 23 and a mask holding part 26 swingably connected to the mask supporting base 23 so as to hold the mask M against the face or the like.
The shield support 11 and the mask support 21 can be configured to swing above the support 10 and below the support 10, respectively.
The support 10 can be configured to be attached by the connecting means 5 directly to the temple T or via a base body 1 attached to the temple T. As shown in FIG.
The support 10 can be configured integrally with the temple portion T. As shown in FIG.
The shield support 11 has a stepped shield support base 13 pivotally supported by a shield support shaft 12 provided at the front of the support 10, and an appropriate number of shield support pins 16 for fitting and supporting the face shield S. It can be composed of a connecting portion 14 that is connected.
The shield support 11 is provided with a regulation projection 15 formed in a substantially L-shaped protuberance at the lower corner of the side surface of the support 10 on which the shield support base 13 is pivotally supported so that the shield support 11 swings upward. The outer peripheral surface of the moving shield support base 13 is stopped by the restricting projection 15, thereby restricting the downward swing operation.
The mask support 21 has a stepped mask support base 23 pivotally supported by a mask support shaft 22 provided at the rear of the support 10, and a mask support base 23 which is undulated to press the mask M against the face or the like. It can be constructed from a mask holding portion 26 which is pivotably connected.
The mask support 21 has a substantially L-shaped regulating projection 25 at the upper corner of the side surface of the support 10 on which the mask support base 23 is pivotally supported. The outer peripheral surface of the moving mask support base 23 can be configured such that the upward swinging operation is regulated by stopping the contact with the regulating protrusion 25 .
The mask holding portion 26 is pivotally supported by the end portion of the mask supporting base 23 so as to undulate and swing. The end portion of the portion 26 can be positioned and regulated so as to be inclined toward the side of the wearer of the spectacles G. As shown in FIG.
The mask holding portion 26 is formed on the outer surface of the shaft portion 27 by fitting the shaft portion 27 provided at the end portion of the mask supporting base portion 23 with the pivot portions 28 formed on both sides of the base portion of the mask holding portion 26 . By bringing the base end surface of the mask restraining portion 26 into contact with the regulating ridge 29, the standing position can be regulated and set.
At least one of a shield support 11 that supports a face shield S that covers the face and a mask presser 31 that supports a mask M that covers the mouth is attached to a support 10 arranged on a temple portion T of the spectacles G. The shield support 11 comprises a stepped shield support base 13 pivotally supported by a shield support shaft 12 provided at the front of the support 10, and an appropriate shield support for fitting and supporting the face shield S. A mask pressing member 31 is pivotally supported by a mask supporting shaft 22 provided at the rear of the supporting member 10 so as to swing downward. It is characterized in that the tip portion elastically presses the mask M against the face or the like when moved.

In the spectacle mask/face shield support of the present invention configured as described above, the face shield S covering the face is shaken by the shield support 11 of the support 10 attached to the temple portion T of the spectacles G. The mask M is movably supported, and the rear edge of the mask M covering the mouth is supported by the mask support 21 while being pressed against the side of the face.
The base body 1 connects and fixes the support 10 to the temple portion T by attaching the base body 1 to the temple portion T of general ordinary spectacles G in which the connecting means 5 is not provided in advance.
The shield support 11 is connected to the front part of the support 10 so as to be able to swing upward, so that the face shield S covering the face supported and connected to the shield support 11 by the shield support pins 16 is provided. is allowed to swing upward and supported. Further, the restricting protrusion 15 causes the shield support base 13 to swing upward smoothly within a certain range by stopping the downward swinging of the shield support base 13 with respect to the support body 10 at a certain position.
The mask support 21 is connected to the rear portion of the support 10 so as to be able to swing downward, and the restricting protrusion 25 prevents the mask support base 23 from swinging upward with respect to the support 10 . By stopping at a certain position, it is possible to smoothly swing downward within a certain range.
In addition, the tip of the mask holding portion 26 swinging up and down on the mask support base 23 swinging downward presses the rear edge portion of the mask M against the side face of the face, thereby supporting the mask M covering the mouth. At this time, the restricting protrusion 29 similarly restricts the swinging of the mask pressing portion 26 with respect to the mask support base 23 within a certain range, and maintains the pressing action of the mask M against the face.
The mask pressing/stopping body 31 is swung downward around the mask support shaft 22 of the support 10, so that the tip portion of the mask pressing/stopping body 31 elastically presses, for example, the corner of the upper edge of the mask M, thereby opening the mouth. etc. to support a mask M covering.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, for the user of the spectacles G, for example, when wearing the face shield S and the mask M, it is possible to hang on the ears or use a belt or the like to surround the head. These can be worn and used by the temple part T of the spectacles G, the ear straps for the mask M, the belt around the head, etc. are not required, and the user can easily put on the face shield S and the mask M without any trouble. Can be worn.

That is, in the present invention, the support 10 attached to the temple portion T of the spectacles G is provided with at least one of the shield support 11 and the mask support 21 . and a connecting portion 14 for supporting the face shield S. The mask support 21 comprises a mask support base 23 pivotally supported at the rear of the support 10 and a mask This is because it consists of a mask pressing portion 26 for pressing M against the face or the like. As a result, either or both of the face shield S and the mask M can be supported by the temples T and attached to the face.

The shield support 11 is composed of a stepped shield support base 13 and a connecting portion 14. The shield support base 13 is supported by a restricting projection 15 that is protruded in a substantially L shape at the front of the support 10. Since the downward swinging is restricted but the upward swinging is free, the face shield S covering the face can be arbitrarily lifted upward to open the downward direction, making it possible to eat and drink, for example. .

The connection part 14 has an appropriate number of shield support pins 16 for fitting and supporting the face shield S, so that the face shield S can be easily connected and supported, and various types of faces covering the entire face, the upper part or the lower part of the face can be used. Any of the shields S can be connected and supported.

The mask support 21 is composed of a stepped mask support base 23 and a mask holding portion 26. The mask support base 23 is lifted upward by a regulating projection 25 that is raised in a substantially L shape at the rear of the support 10. Although the upward swinging is restricted, the downward swinging is allowed freely, so that the undulating and swinging mask holding portion 26 can be positioned at a predetermined position in order to support the mask M covering the mouth on the face. .

The mask holding portion 26 is rotatably supported by the end portion of the mask supporting base 23 so as to undulate and swing. 23, and does not get in the way. When the mask support base 23 is raised downward, the base end surface of the mask pressing portion 26 is brought into contact with the regulation protrusion 29 formed on the shaft portion 27 of the mask support base 23, and the standing position is changed. By being regulated, the end of the mask holding portion 26 is positioned and regulated so as to be inclined toward the side of the wearer of the spectacles G. As shown in FIG. In this state, the mask holding portion 26 does not swing and expand outwardly of the face, and the end portion of the mask holding portion 26 is positioned so as to be inclined toward the side of the wearer of the spectacles G. Then, the mask M covering the mouth can be pressed against the side of the face to support the mask M.

The mask pressing/stopping member 31 is pivotably connected to the mask support shaft 22 of the support member 10, so that when the mask pressing member 31 is pivoted downward, the tip portion of the mask pressing member 31 can press the upper edge corner of the mask M. In addition, the elastic action of the mask M can be pressed against the sides of the face to support the mask M covering the mouth and the like.

It should be noted that the reference numerals added in the sections for the means for solving the above problems and the section for the effect of the invention are provided for easy reference to the parts showing the constituent parts described in the drawings. The present invention is not limited to the structures, shapes, etc. indicated by these descriptions, reference numerals, etc. in the drawings.

It is an exploded perspective view when attaching to spectacles which shows one form for implementing this invention. It is a top view when similarly attached to the temple part of spectacles. It is also a perspective view. FIG. 11 is a rear view of the support similarly showing swinging states of the shield support and the mask support; It is a front cross-sectional view similarly showing the rocking|fluctuation state of the mask holding part in a mask support. It is a side view when similarly supporting a face shield. It is a perspective view when similarly supporting a mask. It is a perspective view when similarly supporting a face shield and a mask. It is a side view when similarly supporting a face shield and a mask. It is an exploded perspective view in other embodiment when similarly attaching directly to spectacles. Similarly, (A) is a plan view of another embodiment when the mask presser is housed in the temple portion, and (B) is a perspective view when the mask is supported.

Hereinafter, one mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 shown in the drawings is a base body attached to a temple portion T of eyeglasses G, and is connected to the base body 1. Support 10 supports mask M and/or face shield S. FIG. In addition, the support of the present invention is used by being attached to each of the left and right temple portions T of the pair of eyeglasses G, and supports the left and right portions of the face shield S and the mask M, respectively. In the book, unless otherwise specified, it is applicable to both the left and right parts.

As shown in the drawing, the base body 1 is formed in a substantially groove-like cross section with an open bottom so that it can be slightly forcibly fitted to the temple portion T from above. Then, by engaging with the bottom surface of the temple portion T by the locking projection projecting inward from the inner edge of the opening of the grooved portion, it is possible to maintain the fixed state in which it is fitted so as to slide from above. there is

The supporting body 10 is detachably connected to the base body 1, and the face shield S covering the face is suspended and pressed by the shield supporting body 11, which will be described later, and the mask M covering the mouth part is suspended and pressed by the mask supporting body 21. support. The support 10 is provided with connecting means 5 for detachably connecting to the base 1. A shield support 11 for fixing and supporting the face shield S and a mask support 21 for fixing and supporting the mask M are swingable. attached to the

The connecting means 5 shown in the drawing consists of a concave portion 6 and a convex portion 7 that are mated between the side surface of the base member 1 and the side surface of the support member 10 . In this connection means 5, for example, a notch portion formed on the side surface of a circular frame-shaped concave portion 6 and a ridge portion formed on the side surface of a convex portion 7 that fits into the circular frame are fitted together for male-female engagement. Then, the support 10 is positioned and connected to the base 1 at a predetermined position without, for example, swinging or rotating. These concave portions 6 and convex portions 7 are arranged in the central portions of the base member 1 and the support member 10, respectively.

Although not shown in the drawings, the base body 1 can be fitted to the temple portion T from the lateral direction, the downward direction, or the like, or can be slid from the end of the temple portion T to be connected. For example, it is also possible to wind a belt, band, or the like to support the connection more firmly. Furthermore, the base body 1 can be formed integrally with the temple portion T of the spectacles G. It is sufficient if it is arranged in a state in which it can be swung.

The support 10 is formed in a rectangular block shape that is slightly elongated in the front-rear direction along the front-rear direction of the temple T. The shield support 11 is attached to the portion, and the mask support 21 is attached to the rear. The shield supporter 11 is swingably supported above the supporter 10 with its downward swinging restricted, and the mask supporter 21 is swingably supported below the supporter 10 with its upward swinging restricted. It is arranged by pivoting on the body 10 .

The shield support 11 has a stepped shield support base 13 pivotally supported by a shield support shaft 12 provided at the front of the support 10, and an appropriate number of shield support pins 16 for fitting and supporting the face shield S. It consists of a connection part 14 that is connected.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the shield support 11 can swing upward, but is regulated so as not to swing below a position substantially overlapping the support 10 . For this reason, a substantially L-shaped bulging restricting projection 15 is provided at the lower corner of the side surface of the support 10 where the shield support base 13 of the support 10 is pivotally supported, so that the support 10 swings. The outer peripheral surface of the shield support base 13 abuts against the restricting projection 15 and is stopped so that downward swinging from the support 10 is disabled. By doing so, it is positioned so as to overlap the support body 10 and is in a state of being stored in the support body 10 .

The face shield S is supported by the shield support 11 by selecting and fitting the shield support pins 16 into, for example, any of a suitable number of connecting holes drilled in the side edges of the face shield S. It's like The shield support pin 16 is positioned on the side face facing the face when the product of the present invention is worn on the spectacles G, and is positioned on each of the left and right temples T of the spectacles G to cover the face. The shield S is supported from the left and right.

On the other hand, the mask support 21 has a stepped mask support base 23 supported by a mask support shaft 22 provided at the rear of the support 10, and the mask support base 23 presses the mask M against the face or the like. and a mask holding portion 26 which is swingably connected so as to be able to rise and fall.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the mask support 21 can swing downward, but is regulated so as not to swing upward beyond the position where it substantially overlaps the support 10 . For this reason, a substantially L-shaped regulating protrusion 25 is provided at the upper corner of the side surface of the support 10 on which the mask support base 23 of the support 10 is pivotally supported to swing. The outer peripheral surface of the mask supporting base 23 abuts against the restricting protrusion 25 and is stopped so that upward swinging from the support 10 is disabled. By doing so, it is positioned so as to overlap the support body 10 and is in a state of being stored in the support body 10 .

The mask holding portion 26 is provided at an end portion of the mask support base portion 23 so as to swing up and down with this end portion as a fulcrum. As shown in FIG. 5, when the mask is laid down, it is folded so as to abut on the side surface of the mask support base 23, that is, the side surface on the side of the temple portion T, and when the mask is raised downward, the end of the mask holding portion 26 is attached to the spectacles. Positioning is regulated so that it is inclined toward the wearer side of G.

This positioning regulation is performed by, for example, fitting shaft portions 27 provided at the ends of the mask supporting base portion 23 with shaft support portions 28 formed on both sides of the base portion of the mask holding portion 26, and The raised position is set by bringing the base end surface of the mask restraint portion 26 into contact with the formed regulation protrusion 29 . When the mask is positioned and set to stand up, the tip of the mask holding portion 26 presses and supports the upper edge of the mask M to be worn on the face.

Another embodiment is shown in FIG. In this embodiment, connecting means 5 are provided on the side surface of the temple portion T so that the supporting body 10 can be directly connected to the temple portion T without using the connecting means 5 by the base body 1 . , for example recesses 6 are provided. By doing so, the support 10 can be directly attached to the temple portion T of the spectacles G without attaching the base body 1 to the temple portion T.

Another embodiment is shown in FIG. 11, in which a mask pressing member 31 is provided on the support 10 instead of the mask support 21. As shown in FIG. The mask pressing member 31 in this illustrated example is configured so that the tip portion of the mask pressing member 31 elastically holds the mask M against the face or the like. It is pivotally supported so that it can swing freely.

The mask pressing member 31 is capable of swinging downward about the mask support shaft 22, and when it swings downward, the tip portion of the mask pressing member 31 reaches, for example, the upper edge of the mask M covering the mouth and the like. It is formed with a length sufficient to press the part slightly forcibly. Further, the mask presser 31 itself is curved so as to protrude outward of the face when swung downward, and the lower edge, which is the tip portion, is directed toward the face. As a result, an elastic force directed toward the face is applied to the tip portion. In this way, when the mask pressing member 31 pivotally supported by the support 10 is swung downward, the mask M can be pressed and supported, and the support 10 is arranged when not needed. It can be stored by keeping it along the temple part T of the spectacles G and does not get in the way.

Although specific examples are omitted, the shield supporting member 11, the mask supporting member 21, and the mask pressing and stopping member 31, which are respectively pivotally supported by the shield supporting shaft 12 and the mask supporting shaft 22 of the supporting member 10, are: It is also possible to stop like a click every predetermined angle when swinging. For example, the shield supporting base 13, the mask supporting base 23, and the mask pressing/stopping body 31 of the shield supporting body 11 are provided with meshing surfaces that elastically mesh with each other between the inner surfaces and the opposing surfaces thereof. The inner and outer surfaces of the shaft supports of the shield support shaft 12 and the mask support shaft 22 similarly form meshing surfaces. By doing so, it is possible to arbitrarily select a predetermined angular position and maintain the temporarily fixed state by using the meshing surfaces of the shield support base 13, the mask support base 23, and the mask pressing/stopping body 31, which have different meshing positions. can be done.

An example of this use will now be described. A base body 1 is attached to each of the left and right temple parts T of the spectacles G, and a support body 10 is attached to the base body 1 by a connecting means 5. - 特許庁At this time, the shield support 11 and the mask support 21 are arranged along the length direction of the temple portion T with the shield support 11 in front of the support 10 and the mask support 21 behind.

In the case of a face shield S that covers the face, as shown in FIG. The face shield S is supported on the spectacles G by being fitted into the support holes drilled in the shield S. The face shield S can be supported in the same manner regardless of whether it is a type that covers the entire face, a type that covers the eyes, or a type that covers the mouth. can be opened.

In the case of the mask M covering the mouth, as shown in FIG. The portion 26 is raised downward and opened outward (see FIG. 5), and the upper corner of the rear portion of the mask M covering the mouth by the tip of the mask holding portion 26 directed toward the face side. is pressed against the face to support the mask M.

In this way, either the face shield S or the mask M can be supported, and the shield support 11 and the mask support 21 do not interfere with each other. It is also possible to support and use both the face shield S and the mask M at the same time.

G... Spectacles T... Temple part S... Face shield M... Mask 1... Base body 5... Connecting means 6... Concave part 7... Protruding part 10... Support body 11... Shield support body 12... Shield support shaft 13... Shield support base 14... Connecting portion 15 Regulating projection 16 Shield supporting pin 21 Mask supporting member 22 Mask supporting shaft 23 Mask supporting base 25 Regulating projection 26 Mask holding portion 27 Shaft 28 Shaft support 29 Regulating projection Article 31: Mask pressing and stopping body

Claims (11)

A support attached to temples of spectacles includes at least one of a shield support that supports a face shield that covers the face and a mask support that supports a mask that covers the mouth, and the shield support is the support. The mask support consists of a stepped shield support base supported by a shield support shaft provided in the front part of the body and a connection part in which an appropriate number of shield support pins for fitting and supporting the face shield are arranged. comprises a mask support base in a stepped shape supported by a mask support shaft provided at the rear of the support, and a mask support base oscillatingly connected to the mask support base so as to press the mask against the face or the like. A mask/face shield support for spectacles, characterized by comprising: 2. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to claim 1, wherein the shield support is swingable above the support and the mask support is swingable below the support. 3. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the support is attached by connecting means directly to the temple or via a base mounted on the temple. 4. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the support is formed integrally with the temple portion. The shield support consists of a stepped shield support base supported by a shield support shaft provided at the front of the support, and a connecting portion in which an appropriate number of shield support pins for fitting and supporting the face shield are arranged. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 4, comprising: The shield support has a substantially L-shaped regulating protrusion formed at the lower corner of the side surface of the support on which the shield support base is pivotally supported. 6. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the outer peripheral surface of the base is stopped by abutting against the regulating projection, thereby regulating the downward swinging operation. equipment. The mask support has a stepped mask support base pivotally supported by a mask support shaft provided at the rear of the support, and this mask support base is swingably connected to the mask support base so as to press the mask against the face or the like. 7. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising a mask holding portion. The mask support has a substantially L-shaped regulating protrusion formed at the upper corner of the side surface of the support on which the mask support base is pivotally supported, and the mask support swings downward. 8. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the outer peripheral surface of the base is stopped by abutting against the regulating protrusion, thereby regulating upward swinging operation. . The mask holding portion is pivotally supported so as to undulate and swing at the end of the mask support base, is folded so as to abut on the side surface of the mask support base when laid down, and is closed to the end of the mask holding portion when standing downward. 9. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the portion is positioned so as to be inclined toward the side of the wearer of the spectacles. In the mask holding portion, shafts provided at the ends of the mask supporting base are fitted with shaft support portions formed on both sides of the base of the mask holding portion, and mask pressure is applied to the regulating ridges formed on the outer surface of the shaft portion. 10. The mask/face shield support for spectacles according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the stop portion is brought into contact with the base end face thereof so as to regulate and set the standing position. A support arranged on temples of spectacles is provided with at least one of a shield support for supporting a face shield covering the face and a mask pressing and restraining body for supporting a mask covering the mouth, and a shield support consists of a stepped shield support base supported by a shield support shaft provided in the front part of the support, and a connecting part in which an appropriate number of shield support pins for fitting and supporting the face shield are arranged, The mask pressing member is pivotally supported on a mask support shaft provided at the rear of the support so that the tip portion elastically pushes the mask against the face or the like when it is swung downward. 1. A mask/face shield support, characterized in that it is made to hold down.

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