Faurecia Innenraum Systeme Gmbh

Ondal Holding Gmbh

Stiebel Eltron Gmbh & Co. Kg

Frankische Industrial Pipes Gmbh & Co. Kg

Carsten Hüge

Claus Mangold

Rainer Sonntag

Gottfried Wolf

Werner Quade

Silke Schlüter

Nadine Fischbach

Frank Röder

Thomas Reichert

Lutz Grünig

Fred Hoffmann

The present invention provides a mounting system for securely mounting display equipment, such as a monitor or a display screen. The mounting system comprises: a support structure () to which the display equipment (D) is to be mounted to thereby support the display equipment (D); and a mounting component () adapted to be rigidly attached to the display equipment, the mounting component () comprising mounting means () for mounting the display equipment to the support structure (). The support structure () comprises a first support frame (), the first support frame having a plurality of connection means () for secure connection with the mounting means () of the mounting component (). In one aspect of the invention, the plurality of connection means () are arranged and adapted for selective connection with the mounting means () thereby to select and/or adjust the position of the display equipment (D) in two dimensions relative to the support structure (). Thus, the plurality of connection means () are distributed in an array over an area of the first support frame () for selective connection with the mounting means (), with each of the plurality of connection means () being adapted to engage and securely fasten with the mounting means () of the mounting component (). In another aspect of the invention, the support structure () includes a second support frame (), and the first support frame () is adapted for adjustable sliding movement relative to the second support frame ().

Mounting system for display equipment

The invention relates to a force-transmission element for a window lifter () for transmitting a closing force () and an opening force () to a window (), wherein the force-transmission element has a first force application point () for transmitting the closing force and a second force application point () for transmitting the opening force, and wherein the force application points are arranged in a displacement direction of the window and offset perpendicular to this displacement direction.

Force transmission element, window lifter and motor vehicle door with a window lifter

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