Fidlock Gmbh

Friedemann Richter

Joachim Fiedler

Breido Botkus

Philip Naftali

Izik Moalem

Dennis Dierschke

Holger Knorr

Joschan Aderhold

Jürgen Spindler

Timo Severain

Joacim Fiedler

Provided is a drinking bladder, including a hollow body for receiving a liquid, which includes a closure device with a closure compound. The closure compound can be adjusted from a release position, in which the first and second closing portions can be properly separated from each other against a magnetic force applied by first and second closure parts to clear an opening on the hollow body, by folding or rolling the first and second closing portions at least once into a closing position. The closure compound disposed in its closing position is secured via a securing mechanism.

Drink bladder with magnetic closure device

Bottle cap

Provided is a closure device for connecting two assemblies to one another. The closure device includes a first closure part which has a locking piece with a first locking section and a first magnetic element, a second closure part which has a second locking section and a second magnetic element, and an arresting mechanism which is arranged on the second closure part and which has an arresting element and an actuating mechanism operatively connected to the arresting element. The arresting element can be brought into operative connection with the locking piece in the closed position, in order to lock the positively locked engagement between the first locking section and the second locking section. The actuating mechanism may be actuated in order to adjust the arresting element relative to the locking receptacle so that the first locking section and the second locking section are releasable from one another.

Closure device for connecting two assemblies to one another

Bag closure

Snap buckle

The invention relates to a closure device (V) comprising at least one first and second closure part (). In particular, a first connection element () of the first closure part () has at least one guide portion (), and a second connection element () of the second closure part () has at least one closure portion (), wherein&#x2014;the guide portion () has a guide surface () which is inclined relative to the connection axis (A), with which the closure portion () comes into contact when the second closure part () is placed on the first closure part (), and which forces the second connection element () to rotate about the connection axis (A) relative to the first connection element () along a first rotational direction (D) when the two closure parts () further approach each other under the effect of at least two magnet elements (M, M; M, M) of the closure device (V), &#x2014;the closure device (V) has an adjusting device (M, M) by means of which a force is applied to the second connection element (), which has now assumed an intermediate position, in a second rotational direction (D) opposite the first rotational direction (D) such that the second connection element () is automatically rotated out of the intermediate position into a closed position relative to the first connection element () along the second rotational direction (D), and &#x2014;in the closed position (a), the closure portion () at least partly engages behind the guide portion () in order to hold the connection elements (), and thus the closure parts (), against each other, and (b) the second connection element () can be rotated in the first rotational direction (D) in order to release the two closure parts () from each other in order to open the closure device (V).

Closure device with an adjusting device for automatically rotating a connection element of a closure part into a closed position

A closure device for connecting a container to a frame of a vehicle, in particular of a two-wheeler or a three-wheeler, includes a first closure part which is to be arranged on the frame and comprises a first magnet element and a second closure part which is assigned to the container and comprises a second magnet element. The second closure part is positionable on the first closure part in a closing direction and is latched mechanically with the first closure part in a closed position. The second closure part is releasably connectable to the container.

Closure device for connecting a container e.g. to a bicycle

A closure device for fastening an object, for example an electronic instrument, to a carrier element includes a first closure part and a magnet device which acts in a magnetically attracting manner between the first closure part and the second closure part. At least one thread is arranged on one of the connection portions and at least one engagement element is arranged on the other of the connection portions. The connection portions are screw-connectable together by rotation with respect to one another as a result of the at least one engagement element running onto the at least one thread. The first closure part includes at least one first anti-rotation portion and the second closure part includes at least one second anti-rotation portion. The at least one first anti-rotation portion and the at least one second anti-rotation portion () are non-rotatably connected together when the connection portions are screw-connected, and at least one of the connection portions of one closure part is rotatable relative to the anti-rotation portion of the closure part.

Closure device for fastening an object to a carrier element and fastener for fastening an object to a carrier element

A buckle assembly for a belt webbing includes a buckle body which includes at least one abutment portion and is connectable with at least one belt webbing. In a connected condition at least one first abutment part of the at least one belt webbing rests against the at least one abutment portion. The buckle assembly furthermore includes a clamping loop arranged on the buckle body, which is circumferentially closed and defines an opening. The clamping loop is arranged on the abutment portion around the buckle body such that the buckle body extends through the opening and is formed to act on the abutment part, which in the connected condition rests against the abutment portion, with a force in a direction of the at least one abutment portion.

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Hannover, Germany

Friedemann Richter