A. Raymond Et Cie

A. Raymond & Cie

Günter Tremmel

Michael De Jong

Christian Kolb

Ingo Hauser

Friedrich Silbereisen

Ronnie Weissenfeld

Jürgen Vollmer

Jan Regensburger

Martin Kurth

Alain Kupek

Gisela Kaltenpoth

Maurizio Piria

A plug-in nut has an outer body and an inner body which is mounted in the outer body such that it can be displaced in a rotationally fixed manner. On the inner body, rear-latching lugs are formed on spring arms, which rear-latching lugs fix an attachment component on a carrier part in a variable position of the inner body in relation to the outer body, which variable position is assumed so as to compensate for tolerances, as soon as a screw has been screwed into a screw receiving space of the inner body. This results in a secure hold with very simple handling.

Plug-in nut

An actuating device for a fixing rod () that is to be displaced in a longitudinal direction and can be rotated to release a latching connection () comprises a coupling slide () which can be displaced in a bearing sleeve () and which, via a coupling arm () fitted pivotably to the bearing sleeve (), drives a coupling head () that is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the fixing rod (). The fixing rod () can thus be rotated by actuating the coupling slide ().

Actuating device for a fixing rod to be displaced in the longitudinal direction

Disclosed is a device comprising a base part () and a top part () that can be joined to the base part () via a releasable locking connection (). The locking connection () is provided with at least one catch () that is attached to a locking web () and engages with a thrust bearing section () in a closed position, and a releasing mechanism which acts upon the locking connection () and causes the engagement of the or each catch () to be canceled when being actuated. The locking connection () is also provided with a flexible pressure latch () which is recessed in the top part (). A latch rib (), under the effect of which the engagement of the or each catch () is canceled, is molded onto the side of the pressure latch () facing the or each catch (), whereby a very simple and safe mechanical structure is obtained, resulting in a relatively low production cost.

Device for comprising a releasable latch connection

A device for fastening cable is provided, the device including a base having a carrier part for holding the cable. A first connecting unit includes a sleeve connected to the carrier part, and the device further includes a second connecting unit comprising a guide part connected to the carrier part and a holding part releasably engageable with the guide part. The guide part includes an outer sleeve that defines a guide cavity for receiving the holding part. The guide cavity has a cross section that is longer in the longitudinal direction than in the transverse direction. The holding part includes an inner sleeve having a smaller diameter than the diameter of the outer sleeve. The inner sleeve includes at least one engagement element that engages at least one engagement element on the outer sleeve to fasten the cable to the carrier part.

Device for fastening at least one elongated object to a base

The invention relates to a covering device for covering a mounting recess in a cover strip of a vehicle roof. Mounting recesses of this type are, for example, provided for fastening the feet of a roof luggage carrier. The covering device is comprised of an insertion part (), which can be positioned inside the cover strip (), and of a hinged cover (), which is mounted in bearing shells () in a manner that enables it to pivot about an axis in the longitudinal direction of the strip and which fills the recess () when in a closed position. Said hinged cover comprises both bearing journals (), which are shaped thereon at both ends, as well as detent journals (), which can be locked in an open and closed position by means of spring elements (). These spring elements are shaped onto the insertion part () and act upon the detent journals (). The hinged cover (), when in an open position, enables an unhindered access to the recess () by virtue of the fact that the bearing journals () and detent journals () are shaped onto the hinged cover () via a U-shaped element (), which is dimensioned in such a manner that the edge () of the recess () projects into the open space () of the element () when the hinged cover () is open.

Covering device for covering mounting recesses in the cover strips of a vehicle roof

The invention relates to a cover device for sealing assembly recesses on roof-drip moldings of motor vehicle bodies that run in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle. The device consists of a cover holder ( ) that can be placed in the roof-drip molding ( ) in the area of the recess and a cover ( ), which is mounted in such a way that it can pivot crosswise to the longitudinal direction of the roof-drip molding, for sealing the recess ( ). Said cover holder ( ) also has a recess ( ) in its floor part ( ). Mountings ( ) are molded on both sides at one end of the recess ( ) and have bearing journals ( ) that face each other and that engage in corresponding, lateral bearing holes ( ) that are provided at one end of the cover ( ), in such a way that they can expand elastically. A support ( ) on which the cover ( ) rests in its closed position is located at the other end of the recess ( ). If necessary, this support ( ) can be provided with detent elements ( ) which engage in corresponding partner detent elements ( ) underneath the cover ( ) in order to secure the cover in its closing position. The part of the cover ( ) that projects over the bearing holes ( ) is configured with a pressure plate ( ) which rises slightly above the roof-drip molding ( ). When the pressure plate ( ) is pushed downwards in the direction of arrow (P), the detent elements ( ) are released from the partner detent elements ( ) so that the cover ( ) can easily be pivoted up into the opening position, hereby exposing the recess ( ) for attaching a luggage rack.

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Schwörstadt, Germany

Günter Tremmel