Fischerwerke Artur Fischer Gmbh & Co Kg

Daimler Ag

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Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Mercedes-benz Aktiengesellschaft

Mercedes-benz Group Ag

Bernd Plocher

Manfred Haage

Bernd Hein

Wilfried Weber

Guenter Seibold

Torsten Bieck

Tilo Volkmann

Benno Stamp

Valentin Maier

Michael Schmidt

Juergen Dieringer

Christoph Menzel

Thomas Dieden

Stefan Kuehn

Serkan Fidan

Michael Andreas Keller

Gunter Leopold

Heinz Koukal

Edmund Sander

Ulrich Nienhaus

Michael Sinner

Juergen Koerber

Norbert Arnold

Steffen Breunig

Walter Funk

Herbert Erath

Martin Kruse

Michael Kelz

Ruediger Widulle

Christina Nestler

Soeren Groth

Almar Teubert

Friedrich Karrer

Klaus Kuonath

Roland Dettling

Leif Eckle

Armin Kassel

Friedrich Notz

Friedrich Schanz

Daniel Seifert

Gerd Lemke

Klaus Holder

Andreas Friedrich

Norbert Reiss

Gunter Seibold

Hans-Jurgen Korber

Patrick Boehmler

Monika Jessberger

Andre Hein

Franz Kriegelsteiner

Daniel Keetmann

Patrick BÖHMLER

A central console unit for a vehicle includes a first partial unit that is fixedly connectable to the vehicle and a second partial unit shiftably connected in relation to the first partial unit to the first partial unit. The first partial unit has a first air guiding arrangement that is connectable to an air-conditioning device of the vehicle. The second partial unit has a second air guiding arrangement which is shiftably connected to the first air guiding arrangement at least in sections along the first air guiding arrangement. The second partial unit forms a central console for the vehicle.

Slidable central console unit with air outlets connected to telescopic air duct

A table device for an interior of a vehicle includes a table element that is positionable from a non-use position into a use position. The table element, secured to a pivot arm in the non-use position, forms a trim element of a center console of the vehicle. The pivot arm is secured to a frame element and the frame element is guided by a guide element through a predefined movement path. The frame element is liftable by a first drive unit through the predefined movement path such that the table element pivots out in part, through a predefined angle, from a housing formed by the center console. The table element is liftable by a second drive unit into the use position.

Table device for a vehicle

A device to arrange a high-visibility vest device, enclosing a high visibility vest at least in sections, to the side door of a motor vehicle includes fixing elements provided on the door and the vest device that interact with each other so that the vest device is moveable into and out of operative engagement with the door side fixing element.

Device for arranging a reflective-vest device on a side door of a motor vehicle

A device is provided for guiding a movement of a bar-type wind deflector in relation to a roof frame in a region between a position of use and a position of non-use, especially on a cabriolet. At least one pair of rotary levers is provided on the wind deflector. The rotary levers are mounted on the wind deflector at a first rotary lever end such that they can rotate about a first rotational axis, and on the roof frame at a second rotary lever end such that they can rotate about a second rotational axis, the rotational axes being parallel to each other. The rotary levers of each pair are staggered in relation to each other at least in the direction of a normal of one of the rotational axes. The rotational axes of each pair form the vertexes of a parallelogram.

Device for guiding the movement of a wind deflector

A drive for moving a lamella of a wind deflector is provided. The drive includes at least one coupling mechanism by which the lamella can be adjusted from a non-use position into a use position and vice versa. The mechanism is articulatedly connected at one end to the lamella and at the other end to the roof frame. The coupling mechanism is designed as a crank-rocker mechanism which raises the lamella away from the roof frame into the use position, and lowers the lamella onto the roof frame into the non-use position, in a substantially parallel fashion.

Drive for moving a wind deflector on a cabriolet

A beverage holder for a beverage container for example a can, a cup, or a beaker is provided for installation into a dashboard of a motor vehicle and has a pulled-out portion arranged to be displaceably guided as a drawer and having an insertion opening for a beverage container, wherein the beverage container has a shape of an arc of a circle and is provided with an arcuate slide guide and a support rotatable through 180&deg; for supporting the inserted beverage container securely against tipping over.

Beverage holder

A holder for a beverage container in a motor vehicle, has a beverage container receiver for insertion of a beverage container, a guide device for guiding the beverage container receiver a pivot point for pivoting back and forth between a non-use position and a use position, whereby a beverage container is insertable into the beverage container receiver in the use position, a movable support provided for moving the beverage container receiver and forming a blocking mechanism for the guide device of the beverage container receiver, which blocks lowering of the beverage container receiver in the use position.

Holder for a beverage container in a motor vehicle

The invention relates to a holder for a mobile telephone that has a fastening device for mounting the holder (,) in a motor vehicle. In order to be able to use the holder universally, the fastening device (,) is in the form of a three-point fastening having three fastening feet which are attached to the fastening device (,) at the corners of a notional triangle. To enable the fastening feet to pivot in any direction, the fastening device (,) has a multi-directional pivot bearing for each fastening foot.

Holder for a mobile telephone

A folding table for fitting to a rear side of a back of a seat in a motor-coach or an aircraft has a folding table element, pivotal articulation means formed so that the folding table element is pivotable back and forth between an out-of-use position in which the folding table element lyes substantially flat against a rear side of a back of a seat and an in-use position in which the folding table element projects approximately horizontally from the rear side of the back of the seat, a holder provided for holding a drink container and movably connected to the holding table element, a guide connecting the holder with the holding table element so that the holder, when the folding table element is in the in-use position is movable back and forth between an out-of-use position in which the holder is stowed in the holding table element, and an in-use position in which a drink container can be placed into the holder.

Folding table for fitting to the rear side of the back of a seat in a motor-coach or an aircraft

The holding device for a drinks container is designed to be installed in the center console of an automobile. It has first drinks container holder (,), which is slidable upward in a laterally oriented initial position from a withdrawn position and subsequently pivotable into a horizontally oriented upright position of use. A first pivot locking device (,) is provided for keeping the first drinks container holder (,) in the substantially laterally oriented initial position against the force of a pivoting spring element until it reaches an upper end position. When it reaches the upper end position, an unlocking device (,) is engaged which automatically unlocks the first locking device so that the first drinks container holder (,) can pivot into the horizontally oriented upright position of use. A second locking device is provided for retaining the first drinks container holder (,) in the horizontally oriented upright position of use.

Holding device for a drinks container in a motor vehicle

The holder for a drinks container includes a holding arm (,) movable from an initial position into a holding position and formed to hold the drinks container around a circumference of the drinks container, a cover (,) movable from a closed position into an open position and a locking device (,) for locking the holding arm (,) in the initial position and for unlocking the holding arm (,) when the cover is moved into the open position. In a preferred embodiment the locking device (,) includes a slider member (,), a device for displacing the slider member (,) from a first position to a second position when the cover (,) is opened and a detent lug (,) provided on the holding arm (,) that locks the slider member (,) when the holding arm (,) is in the initial position and that unlocks the slider member (,) when the slider member (,) is displaced from the first position to the second position.

Holder for a drinks container

The invention relates to a container (,) for storing a pair of spectacles (,) which can be inserted into the space between a spectacle holder (,) and a pivotable housing lid (,). When the housing lid (,) is closed, two rubber bands (,), which are held under tension in a housing (,) of the container (,) beneath the housing lid (,), press the spectacles (,) against an inner side of the housing lid (,) so that the spectacles (,) are held securely in the housing lid (,) so as not to rattle.

Spectacle case built into a vehicle

A device for installation in a motor vehicle has a pop-out part which is movably guided from an initial position into a usage position and vice versa, a guide for guiding the pop-out part for movement from the initial position into the usage position and vice versa, and a safety locking device having a movable latch arranged to be brought by an acceleration into an engagement with the pop-out part so as to lock the pop-out part in the initial position.

Device having a pop-out part for installation in a motor vehicle

The container (10) has a plurality of slots (14) for the insertion of check or credit cards to be held by it. So that each card can be removed individually, rockers (22) are pivotably mounted at a rear end face (20) of the container (10), are joined to one another integrally by way of resilient connectors (36) so as to be movable relative to one another and are joined integrally with push rods (38) extending to a front face (16) of the container by way of a strip hinge (40). By pressing on push buttons formed on the push rods (38) at the front face, the rockers (22) pivot and push the card in question out of the container (10). The invention has the advantage that the rockers (22) can be produced integrally with one another and with their push rods (38) in the form of an injection-molded component.

Container for storing a plurality of check cards

A holding device for drink containers to be arranged in a central console of a car in front of a gear-changing or gear-selecting lever, has a holder having a linear guide and extendable from a pushed-in basic position into an extended holding position, the holder having a receptacle for insertion of a drink container, the linear guide being formed so that it causes a swivelling movement of the holder to a side during an extending movement of the holder from the pushed-in basic position to the extended holding position.

Holding device for drinks containers

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Rottenburg-Seebronn, Germany

Bernd Plocher