Reinforcing insert for a sunvisor for vehicles

TL;DR: In this article, a sun visor has a L-shaped visor body support shaft and an illuminating device is supported by a housing attached to the second shaft arm, where the second arm is perpendicular to the first arm and extending across the free space.

TL;DR: A sun visor having a sunvisor body with a stiffening at or close to the edge of the sun-visor body was described in this paper. But the stiffening was not described in this paper.

TL;DR: In this paper, the disclosure concerns a sun visor body having a flat core, which may be in the form of a plastic material insert, and which has a peripheral molding defined on it.

TL;DR: A sun visor for an automotive vehicle includes a visor body which is reinforced by an insert in the form of a wire bent into an approximately rectangular frame, and a brace for stiffening the rectangular frame is disposed in the area surrounded by the frame.

TL;DR: In this paper, a visor blade of molded, collapsible truss formation is provided which features both safety and reliable position-holding capability, achieved by a clip blanked from sheet metal and of a configuration to be anchored in a hinge portion of the visor, and tensionally grip a mounting rod.

TL;DR: A padded sunvisor for motor vehicles is formed of two layers of material joined along all but one border to form a pocket into which is slipped a correspondingly shaped inner stiffening member, which may be formed of a strong wire frame as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: Sun visor for vehicle comprises a support which retains cushion material on one or both sides and which is in the form of a grid-like plastics frame which is elastically deformable in the longitudinal and transverse directions and which returns to its original shape after deformation as discussed by the authors.