Quick-Replacement Structure Of Glasses Lenses
(57) Abstract
A quick-replacement structure of glasses lenses comprises an upper frame, a lower frame, and a fastener. The upper frame comprises a groove at the middle part, and a slot formed at the bottom of the groove and forwardly penetrating the frame wall. The lower frame comprises an insert upwardly extended from a middle section and a hole in the insert. The fastener is corresponded to the groove shape, and an inserted pin is forwardly extended from the fastener wall. When the both ends of the upper frame and the lower frame are hinged on each other, the insert of the lower frame is inserted into an upper lens recess, and the hole in the insert is corresponded to the slot of the groove, then the inserted pin of the fastener is through the slot and the hole, quickly clamping the lenses between the upper frame and the lower frame.
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