Automobile sunshade

JP1802048SActive Publication Date: 2025-06-25荒木 和秋
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2025005442D
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-03-19
Publication Date
2025-06-25
Estimated Expiration
2050-03-19

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Abstract

This article is a sunshade for automobiles that is installed on the outer surface of the front windshield of a parked automobile and is used to suppress the rise in the interior temperature. This article is composed of three light-shielding plates. In addition, rails are provided on the left and right edges of the central light-shielding plate, and the upper and lower light-shielding plates can slide along the rails. Furthermore, a rod-shaped magnet is provided on the upper light-shielding plate via a flexible connecting material. With these configurations, this article can be extended to any length according to the size of the front windshield of the automobile. Also, as shown in the "reference diagram showing the use state", by fixing the upper end to the ceiling of the automobile with a magnet and sandwiching and fixing the lower end between the wiper and the front windshield, it can be prevented from being blown away by strong winds or the like. Furthermore, by installing this article on the passenger seat side or the like, the entire front windshield can be shaded. Also, as shown in the "front view of the retracted state" and the "left side view of the retracted state", when not in use, it can be retracted to be compact, making it easy to carry and mount in the vehicle. Furthermore, as shown in the "reference front view showing the central light-shielding plate" and the like, convex anti-disengagement stoppers are provided at the ends of each light-shielding plate, so it can be prevented from being extended too much and the upper and lower light-shielding plates from disengaging from the rails.
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