Fidlock Gmbh

Björn Bleckat

Breido Botkus

Joachim Fiedler

Artur Siebert

Michael Schlegel

Philip Klein

Lasse Hiller

Oliver Schaub

Florian Hüwel

Oliver Pankoke

Vacuum mount for mobile electronic devices

Provided is a connecting device for releasably connecting two functional groups. The connecting device includes a first connecting part which is assigned to a first of the functional groups and configured as an area portion, and a second connecting part which is assigned to a second of the functional groups and has a vacuum element which along a fitting direction is connectable to the area portion of the first connecting part and in a connected position bears on the area portion with a vacuum effect. The first connecting part in the connected position is mounted in relation to the second connecting part so as to be movable along the plane perpendicular to the fitting direction. By moving the first connecting part relative to the second connecting part, the position of the vacuum element relative to the area portion is variable.

Connecting device for releasably connecting two functional groups

Holder for electronic devices

A closure device for connecting two assemblies to each other includes a first closure part, which is associated to a first one of the assemblies and includes a first magnetic element, and a second closure part which includes a second magnetic element. The first closure part and the second closure part can be attached to each other along a closing direction by magnetic attraction between the first magnetic element and the second magnetic element, are mechanically and/or magnetically held at each other in a closed position, and can be separated from each other for opening the closure device. A connecting part includes a fastening device for fastening the second closure part to the connecting part and an integration portion for fixing the connecting part to a second one of the assemblies.

Magneto-mechanical closure device for fastening to an associated assembly

A connecting device for releasably connecting two assemblies, having a closure module which is assigned to a first of the assemblies, and has a housing assembly, an adjustment element disposed so as to be adjustable on the housing assembly, and a vacuum element; and an attachment assembly which is assigned to a second of the assemblies. The vacuum element is connectable to the attachment assembly along an attachment direction and in a connected position interacts with the attachment assembly in such a manner that the vacuum element and the attachment assembly, when the closure module and the attachment assembly are stressed relative to one another, are held together by virtue of a vacuum effect between the vacuum element and the attachment assembly. The adjustment element for releasing the vacuum element from the attachment assembly is able to be tilted about different spatial directions in relation to the housing assembly.

Connecting apparatus for releasably connecting two assemblies

A connecting apparatus detachably connects two assemblies. The connecting apparatus includes a fastener module securable to a first of the assemblies and including a negative-pressure element, and an attachment component of a second of the assemblies. The negative-pressure element is connectable in an attachment direction to the attachment component for connecting the assemblies with one another, wherein, in a connected position, the negative-pressure element interacts with the attachment component such that, in the event of a load acting in between the fastener module and the attachment component opposite to the attachment direction, the negative-pressure element and the attachment component are held against one another by a negative pressure acting between the negative-pressure element and the attachment component. The fastener module includes an adjustment element which is adjustable relative to the negative-pressure element and which is movable relative to the negative-pressure element.

Connection device for releasably connecting two assemblies

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Hannover, Germany

Björn Bleckat