Valeo Wischersysteme Gmbh

Valeo Wischersystem Gmbh

Matthias Purz

Wolfgang Scholl

Hans Joachim Wirth

Katrin Burgemeister

The invention relates to a wiper arm device () for cleaning a vehicle window (), with a wiper arm head () that can be at least indirectly connected by means of a wiper arm rod () with a wiper blade () at a first end region with a drive shaft () and a second end region lying opposite the first end region, wherein the wiper arm rod () is pivotably mounted on the side facing the wiper arm head () in a first pivoting axis (). It is provided according to the invention that a spacer device () is arranged on the wiper arm rod (), and designed to hold the wiper arm rod () a constant distance (a) away from the vehicle window ().

Wiper arm device to clean a vehicle windshield and use of the wiper arm device

The invention relates to a wiper arm arrangement () for cleaning a vehicle window (), with a wiper arm head () that can be at least indirectly connected by means of a wiper arm rod () with a wiper blade () at a first end region with a drive shaft () and a second end region lying opposite the first end region, wherein the wiper arm rod () is pivotably mounted on the side facing the wiper arm head () in a first pivoting axis (). The invention provides that the wiper arm rod () consist of two elements (), a first element () connected with the wiper arm head () and a second element () that can be connected at least indirectly with the wiper blade (), and that the two elements () be arranged so that they can pivot relative to each other in a second pivoting axis (), wherein the second pivoting axis () is arranged essentially perpendicular to the first pivoting axis.

A lighting device for motor vehicles comprises a light source and an end cover having at least a first section and a second section. The lighting device further comprises a first reflector, which directs light emitted by the light source on to the end cover. A first optically active element is arranged in the ray path between the light source and the first reflector and deflects the light rays emitted by the light source, so that the deflected rays strike the first reflector at an angle of incidence, the associated angle of reflection of which causes the rays from the first reflector to be directed at least substantially on to the second section of the end cover.

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Bietigheim-Bissingen, France

Matthias Purz