Visor retention system
Abstract
The present invention generally relates to a retention system that could be used to install in the internal surface of face-shields ( 7 ), for example of motorcycle helmet's visors, several devices, like screens working as solar filters, anti-glare screens, antifog screens, anti-scratch screens or different types of screens or devices, without alter or modify the characteristics of the visor ( 10 ) on which they are applied. The screen and the visor itself are this way preserved from damages, alterations and/or early substitutions. Such a system is constituted by at least one screen ( 1 ) and at least one gasket ( 2 ) with adhesive characteristics that can make such screens removable and re-positionable. This system can be created exploiting the characteristics of some materials.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A retention system usable to install in the internal surface of face-shields ( 7 ), for example in motorcycle helmet's visors, several type of devices. The system includes at least one screen ( 1 ), held as a support, at least in part, from the internal surface of the visor ( 7 ) trough at least one gasket ( 2 ) with adhesive characteristics. Such system is characterized by the fact to be removable, re-positionable and replaceable.
2 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 1 that utilizes at least a gasket ( 2 ) capable of hermetically insulate the cavity ( 8 ) between the visor ( 10 ) and the screen ( 1 ).
3 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 2 that comprises at least one screen ( 1 ) composed, at least in part, of transparent plastic material. Such screen has flat shape/profile and is of a flexible type: so it can be bended to follow the radius of curvature of the visor ( 10 ) and its resistance to bending feature can promote a depressive phenomenon inside the cavity ( 8 ).
4 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 2 that comprises at least one screen ( 1 ) composed, at least in part, of transparent plastic material. Such screen has a bended shape/profile and is of a flexible type: so it can be bended to follow the radius of curvature of the visor ( 10 ) and its resistance to bending feature can promote a depressive phenomenon inside the cavity ( 8 ).
5 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 1 that utilizes at least one gasket ( 2 ) having adhesive feature that could be enhanced treating the surfaces with isopropyl alcohol or different compounds/preparations.
6 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 1 that utilizes at least one gasket ( 2 ) capable of hermetically insulate the cavity ( 8 ) between the visor ( 10 ) and the screen ( 1 ) and that utilizes at least a double-sided re-positionable adhesive gasket ( 3 ) applied onto it.
7 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 6 whose double-sided re-positionable adhesive gasket ( 3 ) can be substituted when the screen ( 1 ) has to be re-positioned onto the internal surface of the visor ( 10 ).
8 . A Retention re-positionable system according to claim 1 that utilizes at least one gasket ( 2 ) capable of hermetically insulate the cavity ( 8 ) between the visor ( 10 ) and the screen ( 1 ) and that utilizes at least a double-sided adhesive gasket ( 3 ) applied onto the visor ( 10 ) in correspondence of that gasket ( 2 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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