Mercedes-Benz Aktiengesellschaft

Jorg-Uwe Koske

Robert Schwed

Volker Nickel

Richard Merz

Rainer Tiefenbacher

Albert Hack

Arnold Klimas

Roland Borgwardt

A mirror housing for an exterior rear-view mirror on a vehicle exhibits a mirror face received in an opening and directed towards the vehicle tail. The mirror housing also exhibits a water channel which runs around the mirror housing adjacent to the opening, which water channel is integrated into the mirror housing opposite the housing surface with side walls sunk in with respect to said housing surface, and by means of which water which impinges in a drive mode is collected before it reaches the opening and is channelled in the direction of the lower housing edge. The mirror housing terminates, between the lower opening border and the water channel, in a strip which is oriented, at an angle with respect to the housing surface, in the direction of the tail and downwards.

Mirror housing for an exterior rear-view mirror on a vehicle

An external mirror assembly for vehicles, which can be fastened to a fixture on the bodywork side and which exhibits a mirror casing in which a mirror glass is securable to a holding part. The mirror casing, following the fitting of the holding part to the vehicle, can be pushed over the holding part and can be detachably secured in an end position.

External mirror for vehicle

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Simmozheim, Germany

Jorg-Uwe Koske