Abstract: A rimless eyeglass assembly is constructed using a first lens and a second lens with slotted openings for receiving a wire. A wire having a first end and a second end is inserted into the slotted openings of the first and second lens to form an entire pair of eyeglasses.
Abstract: A rimless eyeglass assembly is constructed using a first lens and a second lens with holes for receiving a wire. A wire having a first end and a second end is threaded through the holes of the first and second lens to form eyewear, in some cases including a bridge portion and temples.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 5, 2010
Date of Patent:
June 21, 2011
Assignee:
ISL Technologies, LLC
Inventors:
Gabriel Matheus Maria Barlag, Marcellinus Gerardus Maria Barlag, Ira S. Lerner
Abstract: Eyewear has at least one lens. A groove extends around an outer peripheral surface of the lens. The groove receives a wire. The wire has a first end and a second end joined by a tensioning assembly. The tensioning assembly has a first member and a second member that move toward an abutting position. When the first member and the second member are brought toward each other, tension on the wire increases and the wire secures the lens in position.
Abstract: Rimless eyewear features a wire that encircles a lens. Systems are provided for selectively increasing or decreasing a tensile load on the wire to facilitate assembly and maintenance of the eyewear. An adjusting screw, different wire securement positions, and/or adjustment shims provide easy tension adjustment of the wire and secure the eye lens in a predetermined position and orientation.
Abstract: An eyewear frame assembly comprises at least one lens that is substantially encircled by a flexible wire or cable. The wire can be constructed as a monofilament wire or a multi-filament wire. Various closing members are shown, some of which feature magnetic members.
Abstract: Eyewear has a wire that encircles each of a pair of lenses respectively. A tensioning assembly can adjust and tension the wire. Two variations of tensioning assemblies are shown. One tensioning assembly has a spool on which a portion of the wire is wound. Another tensioning assembly has an insert that pulls a portion of the wire inwardly within a projection that extends outward from the lens.