Hinge for the pivoting of an elastically divertible temple piece to an eyeglass frame
CA 1190072 A · Owner: Tabacchi, Vittorio · Inventors: Tabacchi, Vittorio
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The invention is for an improved hinge for pivotably connecting an eyeglass temple piece to an eyeglass frame which, permits a stable positioning of the temple piece in a folded or closed position in order to conveniently store the eyeglasses and a stable positioning of the temple piece into a normal open position for wearer use of the frame and which permits still further elastic movement of the temple piece beyond the normal open position without damage to the frames or hinge. The improved hinge includes a rod-shaped slide which is slideably mounted in a seat provided in the end portion of the temple piece and which protrudes from the seat. A hole is formed in the slide which extends …
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- Granted July 9, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 9, 2002.
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