Adient Engineering and IP Gmbh

Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Gmbh & Co. Kg

Johnson Controls Gmbh

Frank Zagromski

Boris Mrázik

Jörg Haubrich

Andrea Mose

Hans-Helmut Mieglitz

Alexander Schidan

Thorsten Meyer

Milan Skultety

A backrest may have a seat back structure and a carrier module for a headrest. The carrier module may have at least one carrier element arranged on an upper portion of the seat back structure and fixedly connected to the seat back structure. The carrier module may also have at least one supporting element adapted to support the carrier element. The at least one carrier element may have a receiving space configured to receive the headrest and a fixing structure projected towards into the receiving space and adapted to detachably fasten the supporting element to the carrier element. The backrest may be used with a seat.

Backrest with carrier module for a headrest, and seat

A carrier module (TM) for a headrest () includes at least one carrier element (), having at least one receiving space () and/or receiving structure () for receiving the headrest. At least one covering (AD) surrounds the receiving space () and/or surrounds the receiving structure () at least in certain portions. A seat (SZ) includes a backrest (), a seat back structure () and the carrier module (TM) for a headrest ().

Backrest with a carrier module for a headrest, and seat

A door arrangement comprises a first carrier element and a second carrier element. The first carrier element has a first door module and the second carrier element has a second door module. The first door module is releasably fastened to the first carrier element by fastening means and has a first coupling element. The second door module has a second coupling element. The second door module has unlocking elements for releasing the fastening means in case of the first coupling element being coupled to the second coupling element.

Door arrangement and assembly method for door arrangement

A door assembly for a vehicle includes a door frame and a door lock. A force transmitting mechanism has one end connected to the door lock and another end is premounted on a door module housing. The door module housing is mounted to the door frame and a trim panel secured to the door frame. A method includes the steps of premounting the door module to the door frame, securing the door panel to the door frame and connecting an door opening mechanism to the force transmitting mechanism.

Door module for a vehicle door, and mounting method

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Frank Zagromski