Swf Auto-electric Gmbh

Itt Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.

Itt Automotive Europe Gmbh

Itt Industries, Inc.

Daimler-benz Ag

Valeo Wischersysteme Gmbh

Valeo Systemes D'essuyage

Swf-spezialfabrik Fur Autozubehor Gustav Rau Gmbh

Itt Swf Auto-electric Gmbh

Eckhardt Schmid

Bruno Egner-Walter

Wolfgang Scholl

Reinhard Edele

Kurt Bauer

Hans Prohaska

Oldrich Krizek

Peter Baumgarten

Klaus Jaisle

Reinhard Johannes

Hans Trube

Bernd Walther

Martin Pfeiffer

Josef Berger

Anton Epple

Christian Roth

Herbert Bienert

Wolfgang Kofink

Wilhelm Dorr

Helmut Karl

Volker Tietz

Werner Pfitzenmaier

Siegfried Waible

Erich Mutschler

Marcel Andrei-Alexandru

Walter Neubauer

Jakob Botz

Rolf Ade

Theodor Schneider

Werner Philipps

Oliver Lenzen

Egon Frey

Gerhard Haar

Alessandro Ortale

Helmut Markert

Heinz Jakob

Eduard Schill

Klauspeter Noack

Heribert Klement

John M Longney

Gerhard Oehler

Peter Kiersten

Heiko Ernstmeier

Eugen Gorner

Frank Langenfelder

Thomas Helh

Eugen Amann

Melitta Teutsch

Peter Baungarter

Klaus Fischer

Rudolf Steiblmuller

Reiner Jendrzejewski

Werner Saussele

Gerhard Busch

Hans-Joachim Wirth

Helmut Binder

Walter Wagner

A wiping device particularly for motor vehicles includes a wiper blade formed of a wiper rubber with two longitudinal grooves arranged opposite each other and a supporting element in the form of two elongated elastic rails arranged in the longitudinal grooves. An adapter element is provided on the supporting element to connect the wiper blades to a driveable wiper arm. A connecting element extending in a cross direction is used to connect the opposite-lying elastic rails and is arranged on at least one of the free ends of the wiper blade. The connecting element is welded to both of the front sides of the extremities of the elastic rails which are situated opposite each other.

Wiping device

A wiper arrangement for the windscreen of a motor vehicle includes a screwless securing device which enables the arrangement to be attached to a vehicle. The securing device includes at least three securing members arranged at a distance from each other, whereby two members are situated on a connecting line. The third securing member is arranged at a distance from the connecting line. The securing device also includes receiving devices with which the securing members can engage. The securing direction of at least one securing member and the corresponding receiving device is orientated in a substantially parallel position to the transversal extension of the windscreen in order to receive moments occurring while the wiper arrangement is in operation in an optimum manner.

Wiper arrangement for the windscreen of a motor vehicle

A windscreen wiping system for automobiles has a fixing device with at least three fixing mechanisms situated at a distance from each other. Two of these fixing mechanisms are situated on a connection line. The third fixing mechanism is situated at a distance from the connection line. The fixing device also includes at least three receiving devices which engage the fixing mechanisms. A damping element formed of a vibration-damping material is provided between the fixing mechanisms and the receiving devices. The damping elements are mounted on a part of the fixing device that is situated on the side of the wiping system.

Wiping system for a windscreen of an automobile and method for fixing a windscreen wiping system

The invention relates to a windscreen wiper drive mechanism in which an output lever can be fixed on a gear wheel at a predetermined angle, the gear wheel adopting a position at a defined angle. Before assembly, the output shaft should be connected to the output lever in such a way that it cannot be detached. The invention also relates to a method for assembling a drive system of this type. The inventive method consists essentially of the following steps: moving the gear wheel into the defined end position (park position) independently of engagement with the output shaft and then connecting the output shaft to which the output lever was previously undetachably fixed to the gear wheel, with a press fit. Advantageous embodiments describe appropriate bearing possibilities for the gear wheel and suitable steps for facilitating the pressing-in process.

Method for assembling a windscreen wiper drive mechanism and a drive mechanism produced according to this method

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Eckhardt Schmid