Robert Boschgmbh

Peter Bruder

Thomas Helming

William M Stevens

Markus Liedel

Klaus Weickenmeier

Jens Ulrich

Hugo Hermann

Britt Weigand

William Murray Black

Stephens Nicholls

Claude Bleger

Ernst Munster

Frank Kopf

The motor of an automotive cooling fan system is attached to a housing by either bayonet mount, screw mount, or axial-snap features on both motor and housing, as well as a cradle structure on the housing.

Mount for connecting automotive fan motor to housing

An electric motor for blowers in motor vehicles, having a motor housing which includes as its housing components a pole housing and a bearing lid mounted on the pole housing, and having an electronics housing for receiving electronic components of an electronic unit. To lower the production costs for the electric motor, the electronics housing is embodied in two parts at least one of which is attached to a housing component of the motor housing.

Electric motor

In an electric device, a cable-supporting element for receiving an electric supply cable is formed of two disengagably-connectable portions, of which the first portion is formed with an extension inserted into a hole of a respective shape, formed in the cover of the housing of the electric device. The first portion is then displaced relative to that hole so that a projection formed on the extension, overlaps an inner edge of the recess and engages the latter. The second portion provided with a filling piece is then set onto the first portion so that the filling piece fills, together with the remaining part of the extension, the hole. The first and second portions are then locked to each other.

Electric device with a cable supporting element and method of mounting

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Ottersweier, Germany

Peter Bruder