US20030074722A1 - Device for affixing a lens onto a safety helmet - Google Patents
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- the opening gap 620 of the of the base 61 of the helmet housing 6 is about perpendicular to the position clicking protruding body 54 of the base plate 50 of the windshield lens of safety helmet 5 and the opening gap 620 is located above the position clicking protruding body 54 , the windshield lens of safety helmet 5 is firmly affixed onto the helmet housing 6 without sliding off.
- the arc clicking gear 53 of the base plate 50 of the windshield lens of safety helmet 5 is engaged with the concave clicking opening 66 on the helmet housing 6 in a clicking-positioning state.
- the lifting angle or close state of the windshield lens of safety helmet 5 can be freely adjusted through the arc clicking gear 53 as shown in FIGS. 6, 9, and 10 .
- FIG. 7 is a side view, illustrating the lens of safety helmet being lift-up in a large angle, according to the invention.
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The invention provides device for affixing a lens of a safety helmet. A helmet housing has a base located on each of both sides. The base has a C-like protruding ring. The protruding ring has an upward opening gap, wherein an inner side surface has a C-like groove. A protruding body is located under the protruding ring, wherein a bottom of the protruding body has a concave clicking opening. A side front portion of the protruding ring has clicking protruding body having a top with a slant surface. A windshield lens of safety helmet has a base plate at each of both sides, which base plate can be affixed onto the base of the helmet housing. An inner side of the base has two L-like clicking protruding bodies, which can be inserted to the C-like groove. A clicking gear is formed on the base plate at a bottom rim corresponding to the protruding body of the base. The front portion of the clicking gear has a position protruding body that can associate with the clicking protruding body to have the effect of lifting position restrictions. In this manner, the assembling process can be easily performed without need of using an assembling tool and a screw member.
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- (a) Field of the Invention
- The present invention is to provide an improved device for affixing a lens onto a safety helmet. More particularly, the invention relates to a device that can affix the windshield lens of safety helmet to the helmet housing with easy and convenient assembling and disassembling without using assembling tools and screw fixing members.
- (b) Description of the Prior Art
- In general, the assembling structure between
helmet housing 1 andwindshield lens 2 of the convention safety helmet is schematically shown in FIG. 1. Both sides of thewindshield lens 2 each have a clicking-positioningring 20 with a click structure and a void inner part. The corresponding both sides ofhelmet housing 1 has two 10, 11. In addition, each of the both sides of the helmet housing uses anscrew holes ear cap 3 to mount thewindshield lens 2 to thehelmet housing 1. The structure ofear cap 3 includes 30, 31 with respect to theear holes 10, 11 at the two opposite sides of thescrew holes helmet housing 1. In addition, oneear hole 30 has a clickingbase 300, which is located at the inner rim of theear hole 30 and can be used by the clicking-positioningring 20 ofwindshield lens 2 to affix thereon. The clickingbase 300 also provides a clicking-position function when thewindshield lens 2 is lift up in angle or closed. By the foregoing assembling, it additionally associates with twoscrew pieces 40 to screw into the 30, 31 of theear hole ear cap 3, wherein a screwdriver is used to affix thescrew pieces 40. After that, thewindshield lens 2 is then mounted on thehelmet housing 1. - Apparently, in the conventional method, when the
windshield lens 2 is mounted on thehelmet housing 1, it still needs the tool of screwdriver to tight thescrew pieces 40 to accomplish the assembling effect. For the manufacturer, the assembling process is more complicate and inconvenient. For the user, it needs the tool to complete a change (assembling or disassembling). Apparently, it consumes time and cost. - The inventor provides a preferred embodiment for description as follows:
- First, FIG. 2 is a drawing, illustrating a dissect structure between the windshield lens of
safety helmet 5 andhelmet housing 6, according to the invention. - The helmet housing 6 at each of the both sides has a
base 61 affixed by arivet set 60. The outside of thebase 61 at the center and slightly upper position has anopening gap 620 directing up to form a C-likeprotruding ring 62. A C-like groove 63 is formed at the inner rim of the protruding ring 62 (also see FIG. 12). An arcprotruding body 64 is located under the C-like protrudingring 62. Twoprotruding rims 65 are formed at bottom of the protruding body 64 (also see FIG. 3). The concave clicking opening 66 is then formed between the twoprotruding rims 65. A clicking protrudingbody 67 with aslant surface 670 on top is formed on the C-like protrudingring 62 at side front portion and slightly lower position. The clickingprotruding bodies 67 have anopening gap 620 about at 90 degrees perpendicular direction, such as the α angle shown in FIG. 3. Theopening gap 620 is located above the clickingprotruding bodies 67. - The windshield lens of
safety helmet 5 has abase plate 50 at each side of thehelmet housing 6 to affix on thebase 61. The inner side of thebase plate 50 with respect to the C-like space separated by the C-like protrudingring 62 of thebase 61 is equipped with two L-like clicking 51, 52 with left-right inversing direction (also shown in FIG. 11). The two clickingprotruding bodies 51, 52 each have a slant surface to ease the insertion into the C-protruding bodies like groove 63. The separated width A by the two clicking protruding 51, 52 is larger than the inner diameter B1 of the C-like protrudingbodies ring 62 but smaller than a diameter B2 of the C-like groove 63. While assembling, the width of theopening gap 620 of the C-like protrudingring 62 on thebase 61 allows the two clicking 51, 52 of theprotruding bodies base plate 50 at two sides of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 to be inserted, as shown in FIG. 4. The windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 can be inserted to the C-like groove 63 from the bottom of the L-like clicking 51, 52 and is stopped by theprotruding bodies top rim 621 of the C-like protrudingring 62 with respect to the C-like groove 63 without sliding off The helmet housing on thehelmet housing 6 has a lifting function. The lifting angle of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 can be adjusted and positioned. Anarc clicking gear 53 is formed in the corresponding portion at the bottom rim of thebase plate 50 on both sides of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5, and facing thebase 61 of thehelmet housing 6. Theprotruding gear 530 of the clickinggear 53 can be engaged with a clickingconcave opening 66 at the bottom of thearc protruding body 64, whereby a concave/convex coupling state is achieved. This allows the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 to be stably affixed on the position for the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 being lifted-up by any angle. Moreover, in order to have a limit of lifting angle for the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5, a position clicking protrudingbody 54 is outwardly formed at the side front portion of thearc clicking gear 53. The position clicking protrudingbody 54 with respect to the clickingprotruding bodies 67 of thehelmet housing 6 can form the effect for setting the maximum position, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7-8. - In the foregoing assembling, when the windshield lens of
safety helmet 5 is to be affixed to thehelmet housing 6, it only needs to insert the clicking protrudingbody 52 at the inner side front portion of thebase plate 50 on the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 into the C-like groove 63 of thehelmet housing 6, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. Then, another clicking protrudingbody 51 is inserted into along theopening gap 620 of the C-like protrudingring 62 on thehelmet housing 6. In this situation, the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 is at the lifted-up state by an angle. Therefore, It the only needs to close the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5, as shown in FIG. 5, wherein the two clicking 51, 52 is shifted and rotated in the C-protruding bodies like groove 63. At the same time, the position clicking protrudingbody 54 of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 then is shifted in press along thetop slant surface 670 of the clicking protrudingbodies 67 of thehelmet housing 6. When the position clicking protrudingbody 54 is separated from thetop slant surface 670 of the clicking protrudingbodies 67, it would engage with the clicking protrudingbodies 67 to form a clicking-positioning state at the position. Since theopening gap 620 of the of thebase 61 of thehelmet housing 6 is about perpendicular to the position clicking protrudingbody 54 of thebase plate 50 of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 and theopening gap 620 is located above the position clicking protrudingbody 54, the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 is firmly affixed onto thehelmet housing 6 without sliding off. In addition, thearc clicking gear 53 of thebase plate 50 of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 is engaged with the concave clicking opening 66 on thehelmet housing 6 in a clicking-positioning state. The lifting angle or close state of the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 can be freely adjusted through thearc clicking gear 53 as shown in FIGS. 6, 9, and 10. - When the windshield lens of
safety helmet 5 is to be detached from thehelmet housing 6, it only needs to slightly push-up the position clicking protrudingbody 54 of the base on the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 and cross over the clicking protrudingbodies 67 of thehelmet housing 6. After that, the whole windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 can be pulled over, and the protrudingbody 51 can be aligned to theopening gap 620 of the C-like protruding ring 62. As a result, the windshield lens ofsafety helmet 5 can be easily detached from thehelmet housing 6. - Therefore, according to the foregoing description, the invention can assemble the helmet housing onto the windshield lens of safety helmet at the designed position without need of using any assembling tools and screw member. The assembling and detaching process can be easily and promptly achieved. The invention indeed has significantly improved the function with unexpected result, and can have great practical use.
- Furthermore, in the foregoing embodiment, the
base plate 50 with respect to the C-like protrudingring 62 of thebase 61 can be implemented with a portion of arc ring 55 to support each other. - In summary, the present invention has achieved the application in industry. Moreover, the features of the structure of the invention have not been disclosed in publication with satisfying the novelty.
- Therefore, the inventor has considered and developed to effectively improve the present invention.
- Therefore, the primary object of the invention is to provide an improved device for affixing a lens onto a safety helmet. The invention can assemble the windshield lens of safety helmet on to the
helmet housing 1 without need of using the assembling tools and the screw assembling parts, so as to ease the assembling and disassembling process. - FIG. 1 is a dissected drawing, illustrating a conventional lens of safety helmet for assembling.
- FIG. 2 is a dissected drawing, illustrating a lens of safety helmet for assembling, according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 is a drawing, illustrating the structure and action for assembling the lens to the safety helmet in the first part, according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a drawing, illustrating the structure and action for assembling the lens to the safety helmet in the second part, according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 is a drawing, illustrating the structure and action for assembling the lens to the safety helmet in the third part, according to the invention.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view, illustrating the assembled safety helmet, according to the invention.
- FIG. 7 is a side view, illustrating the lens of safety helmet being lift-up in a large angle, according to the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view, illustrating the structure of FIG. 7 cutting along the line of A-A.
- FIG. 9 is a side view, illustrating the lens of safety helmet being closed, according to the invention.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view, illustrating the structure of FIG. 9 cutting along the line of B-B.
- FIG. 11 is a magnified drawing of FIG. 2 at the position A.
- FIG. 12 is a magnified drawing of FIG. 2 at the position B.
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1. A device for affixing a lens of a safety helmet, comprising:
a helmet housing of safety helmet, having a base located on each of both sides, a side front portion of the base having a C-like protruding ring, the C-like protruding ring having an upward opening gap, wherein an inner surface separated from a C-like wall of the C-like protruding ring forms a C-like groove, and a protruding body is located under the protruding ring, wherein a bottom of the protruding body has a concave clicking opening, and a side front portion of the protruding ring has clicking protruding body having a top with a slant surface; and
a windshield lens of safety helmet, having a base plate at each of both sides which base plate can be affixed onto the base of the windshield lens of safety helmet, an inner side of the base with respect to a C-like space separated from the C-like protruding ring has two L-like clicking protruding bodies with left-right inversing arrangement, wherein a width separated by the clicking protruding body is greater than an inner diameter of the C-like protruding ring and less than a crossing range of the C-like groove, a width of opening gap of the C-like protruding ring allows to protruding body to be inserted, and a clicking gear is formed on the base plate at a bottom rim corresponding to the protruding body of the base of the windshield lens of safety helmet, wherein the clicking gear has protruding gear that can match with concave clicking opening to form a concave/convex clicking state, and a side front part of the clicking gear has a position protruding body with respect to the clicking protruding body, used to restrict a position limit;
wherein the helmet housing can use the protruding body of the base plate at the both sides to insert into the C-like groove of the windshield lens of safety helmet, wherein the position protruding body can associate the clicking protruding body of the windshield lens of safety helmet for performing clicking, the clicking gear can click with the concave clicking opening of the protruding body, so as to provide the function for adjusting the windshield lens by a lifting angle, and assembling process can be easily performed without need of using an assembling tool and a screw member.
2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the base plate with respect to the base of the C-like protruding ring includes an arc ring to support each other.
3. The device of claim 1 , wherein the opening gap of the base of the helmet housing is about perpendicular to the protruding body and the opening gap is located above the clicking protruding body.
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