Moeller Gmbh

Adient US LLC

Kloeckner-moeller Gmbh.

Lutz Thilker

Albert Zacharias

Ivan Jakubec

Thomas Frotz

Guido Dedenbach

Wolfgang Erven

Klaus Ochtinger

Carsten Rusteberg

Klaus Jung

Martin Banas

Martin BANÁS

An adjustment mechanism for a headrest for a seat has a scissor lever. The adjustment mechanism has at least one first lever arm and at least one second lever arm. A compensating lever arm is arranged at at least one lever arm end of each lever arm. A free end of each compensating lever arm has an attachment structure for attaching the compensating lever arm to a body. A lever arm end opposite the compensating lever arm of each lever arm has an attachment structure for attaching the lever arm to a body. A headrest for a vehicle seat, which has a headrest body is also provided.

Adjustment mechanism and headrest

A circuit-breaker including a an interrupter chamber housing that includes a plastic material and houses an interrupter. The interrupter includes at least one stationary contact member, which, via a busbar is connected to a corresponding connecting terminal and a moveable contact member that is moveable connectable to the stationary contact member. To ensure that heat generated by the busbar is more rapidly released into the switch compartment housing the busbar is imbedded in an outer wall of the interrupter chamber housing and in contact with the housing by a form fit or a force fit.

Circuit breaker and method for producing same

A switching device has an openable contact arrangement including at least one movable contact member disposed on a movable contact arm and at least one stationary contact member. At least one movable braking body is provided for limiting the movement of the contact arm in opening the contact arrangement. The inertias of the contact arm with the movable contact member and the braking body are designed so that the contact arm is braked and the braking body is moved upon an impact of the contact arm with the braking body.

Switching device

Circuit breaker, arcing chamber housing for a circuit breaker and

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Leichlingen, Germany

Lutz Thilker