Arm for spectacles
A technology of glasses legs and composite materials, applied in the directions of glasses/protective glasses, glasses/goggles, optics, etc., can solve the problems of fragmentation, sharp edges, lack of adhesion, etc., and achieve good resilience and good mechanical properties. , the effect of reducing the risk of shedding loss
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[0049]With reference to the figures, the reference number 1 designates the entire temple, which is suitable for the production and is only schematically indicated in figure 1 A normal pair of glasses 1a. The glasses 1a may be vision correcting glasses, sunglasses, sports glasses, ski glasses, or the like.
[0050] Preferably, the temple 1 is plate-shaped, defining opposite main surfaces S1 and S2 thereon. The first surface S1 is defined as that surface which is visible when the glasses are worn.
[0051] The temple 1 extends mainly in the longitudinal direction, has a longitudinal length L, a height H perpendicular to the length L and parallel to the wearer's head when the wearer puts on the glasses, and a thickness T.
[0052] In order to manufacture different types of glasses, the value of the length L of the glasses legs can be changed appropriately, for example, the legs of glasses for children should have a shorter length L, and the legs of glasses for adults should hav...
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