Continental Automotive Gmbh

Hella Gmbh & Co Kgaa

Induperm A/s

Oliver Schönert

Karl Eck

Matthias Kadler

Dieter Hagist

Martin Maasz

Michael Teichert

Alexander Hildebrant

Maikel Timmer

This invention relates to a headlamp for vehicles, comprising a housing in which a light source and an optical unit are arranged for producing a specified light distribution, wherein the optical unit is arranged so as to be movable via an adjustment device with respect to a horizontal and/or vertical axis, and the adjustment device comprises a threaded screw, which is coupled via a ball joint to the housing or to a support frame fastened to the housing, and a threaded shank of the threaded screw is in threaded engagement about a rotational axis with a receiving part, wherein the receiving part is insertable into a fastening part integrally connected to the optical unit, wherein the receiving part is a locking body with a base element extending perpendicularly to the rotational axis and a plurality of locking and/or fastening means projecting from the base element.

Headlamp for vehicles

An omni-directional airport taxiway light source comprising housing with a lower casing, an upper casing mounted to the lower casing, and an outer lens mounted to an opening of the upper casing. Upper casing provides a substantially flat upper surface. First sealing is mounted between the lower and upper casings. Second sealing is mounted between the upper casing and the outer lens. Light emitting diode is positioned in the housing below the outer lens so that light of the diode is emitted in the direction of the outer lens. Inner lens is located in the housing between the light emitting diode and the outer lens. A flat carrier for the light emitting diode is positioned in the housing and is mounted to the upper casing. The light emitting diode is mounted to the carrier.

Omni-directional airport-taxiway light

A fuel delivery unit of a motor vehicle comprises a prefilter arranged inside a swirl pot, said prefilter having a filter element, and at least one connection piece for connecting a supplementary filter element. The at least one connection piece, in its initial condition, is closed, and is opened when the supplementary filter element is attached. The invention allows the fuel delivery unit to be adapted to projected filter surfaces of the prefilter.

Fuel delivery unit

A device for collecting fuel in a fuel tank of a motor vehicle having a prefilter arranged inside a swirl pot. The prefilter has a section rising from a horizontal plane and a section lying in the horizontal plane. The sections of the prefilter are produced as one piece and are connected to the swirl pot. The prefilter has an especially large surface.

Device for controlling fuel in a fuel tank

A fuel delivery unit for a motor vehicle, wherein a swirl pot has a base formed from an upper part and a lower part, and an outer wall connected to the base, forming a seal. The upper part and the lower part bound fuel-delivering regions of a suction jet pump and of a section of a feed line. This arrangement allows the fuel delivery unit to be produced at particularly low cost.

Fuel delivery unit for a motor vehicle

A delivery unit for delivering fuel in a fuel tank comprises a prefilter and swirl pot which are produced as one piece. The prefilter is produced during die-casting of the swirl pot. The invention allows the delivery unit to be produced in an especially inexpensive manner.

Delivery unit for delivering fuel

A feed unit for feeding fuel has a housing formed integrally with the casing of a swirl pot, the housing comprising a fine filter. The fine filter is configured open toward one side and is closed by a cover. The cover is formed integrally with a base plate sealing the casing of the swirl pot. As a result, the feed unit has a particularly low number of components to be assembled and can be produced in a particularly cost-effective way.

Feed unit for feeding fuel

A feed unit has a surge chamber, a fuel pumpwhich is arranged in the surge chamber, and a pump holder, the fuel pumpbeing arranged in the pump holderand the pump holderbeing fastened in the surge chamber. The pump holderhas at least two rodswhich are fastened in the surge chamber, the rodsbeing connected to a mountfor the fuel pump

Feed unit

In a feed unit for feeding fuel from a fuel container of a motor vehicle a surge part () has a base plate () and an adjoining tubular section (). The base plate () is fabricated in one piece with a nozzle () and a mixer pipe () of a suction jet pump () and has receptacles () for a fine filter () and for supporting rods () of a fuel pump (). The feed unit is of particularly simple design as a result of this and can be fabricated in a cost-effective way.

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Arnsberg, Germany

Oliver Schönert