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Horst-Martin Schulz

Thomas Rudolph

Michael Koelbl

Thomas Stemmer

Norbert Elbs

Wolfgang Suess

Karin Langguth

Michaela Nowak

Andreas Rockelmann

Alexander Bergmiller

Wolfgang Wagner

Engelbert Hirschvogel

Sebastian Glasl

Bernhard Harnischfeger

Manfred Hoeller

Marco Thalhammer

Christian Adlhoch

Philip Oerke

Manfred Steinle

A shade arrangement for a motor vehicle with at least one shade length and at least one roller tube for taking-up and unrolling the shade length, each side edge of the shade length having at least one flexible, flat guide strip which extends along the drawing direction of the shade and is guided in a guide. The guide contains a connecting link in which the guide strip is guided, and which has an exit gap through which the shade length emerges from the guide, the guide strip being guided such that its base surface is guided essentially parallel to the adjacent region of the shade length. The shaping and dimensioning of the exit gap and guide strip are such that the guide strip cannot emerge from the guide by itself. The shade length is connected to the roller tube via at least one constant force spring.

Roller blind system for a motor vehicle

A roller blind device, in particular for a sliding roof system, having a roller blind web that, at least one end, can be wound by a winding device to form a roller blind winding, with the winding device comprising self-winding spiral springs that are connected to the roller blind web, with a winding shaping device being provided for shaping and/or guiding the roller blind winding, with the winding shaping device interacting with the roller blind web only in web regions of the roller blind web between the spiral springs.

Roller blind device

This invention relates to a shade arrangement for a motor vehicle with at least two shades having lengths of shade material (), which are located next to one another and to one end of which a respective pull () is attached. Both of the lengths of shade material () are drawn out and taken up in the same direction at their opposite end from/onto a common roller tube () which is pretensioned in the take-up direction.

Shade arrangement for a motor vehicle

A shade system for a motor vehicle roof, with at least one first and one second shade arrangement which are arranged in line with one another in the lengthwise direction of the roof and each have a take-up shaft, a shade on which can be taken up thereon, and a pull which acts on the free end of the shade, and at least one compressively stiff drive cable which is driven by a drive and which is securely coupled at a first location to the pull of the first shade arrangement. The drive cable is securely coupled at a second point to the pull of the second shade arrangement in a first segment of motion of the second point and in a subsequent second segment of motion of the second point is decoupled from the pull of the second shade arrangement, the coupling or decoupling taking place automatically a locking element.

Roller blind system for a vehicle roof

This arrangement relates to an operating and control means for a shade arrangement, especially for a vehicle roof with a transparent roof surface, the shade arrangement comprising at least one shade with a shade roller and a shade fabric which can be unrolled therefrom by means of an electric actuator against the forms of a return spring assigned to the shade roller, and the shade roller with entrainment of the shade fabric being movable in side guide rails in order to move the shade surface formed by the unrolled shade fabric. As claimed in the invention, the operating means for this shade arrangement comprises a first switch arrangement () for setting the size of the shading surface formed by the shade fabric by taking up and unrolling the shade fabric, and a second switch arrangement () for moving the shading surface as a whole without changing its size.

Operator's control device for a shade arrangement

A motor vehicle roof with an at least partially transparent roof section () and a shade arrangement () located underneath the transparent roof section. In one of three embodiments, with two take-up shafts () located in succession in the lengthwise direction of the roof and a length of shade () which extends in between, and the front end of the length of shade can be taken up onto the front take-up shaft and the back end onto the rear take-up shaft, the two take-up shafts each being pre-tensioned in the take-up direction, the two take-up shafts being movable along one laterally arranged guide in the lengthwise direction of the roof, and there being a common drive () in order to move the take-up shafts () in opposite directions toward one another in the lengthwise direction of the roof.

Vehicle roof comprising a roller blind system

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Weil, Germany

Horst-Martin Schulz