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Hubner Gmbh

Hubner Gummi-und Kunstoff Gmbh

Reinhard Hübner

Lothar Scharf

Detlef Gutkuhn

Hermann Benkhoff

Volker Jünke

Thomas Busch

Andreas Wiegrefe

Michael Müller

Uwe Werner

Kirsten Schmaler

Marcus Dietrich

Werner Ratz

Kai Mander

Herrmann Benkhoff

Werner Rätz

Kathleen Kammel

Christian Hierling

Volker JÜNKE

A multi-layered sheet material () including a reinforcing support () having a polymer coating () on at least one side, alternatively on both sides, wherein the reinforcing support () includes at least one textile fabric (), such as a supporting woven fabric (), wherein the fabric (), has at least two surface regions () that differ from each other in at least one mechanical property, as well as a crossway element, such as a crossway bellows, for components, vehicles, building connections, or for flight passenger bridges or staircase bridges, including at least one such multi-layered sheet material, and a vehicle, a building connection, and a flight passenger or staircase bridge including such a crossway element.

Multi-layered sheet material comprising at least one supporting woven fabric, crossway element comprising such a multi-layered sheet material, and vehicle, air passenger bridge or staircase comprising such a crossway element

An access device to an aircraft, bus or building. The access device having a loading surface connected to a vehicle, wherein a protective device for passengers is arranged on the loading surface.

Access device to an airplane

An access tunnel system comprising at least one access tunnel for the sheltered guidance of persons to a vehicle, an aircraft, a building or the like. In accordance with the invention, a node element is provided at which the access tunnel opens and which at least one further access tunnel adjoins.

Access tunnel system for the sheltered guidance of persons

An access tunnel to an aircraft includes a plurality of tunnel elements each having a longitudinal axis, each tunnel element tapering conically in the direction of the longitudinal axis such that the tunnel elements can be pushed into each other.

Access tunnel to an aircraft

The subject of this invention is a sheet of material for the manufacture of a folding wall of a transition between two articulated vehicle units, as well as the folding wall of a passenger boarding bridge or passenger stairs, wherein the sheet material has at least one reinforcement element, with the reinforcement element is coated on both sides with a plastic layer, wherein the at least one reinforcement element has on one side a coating based on a silicone rubber and on the other side a coating based on an organic rubber.

Sheet material for a folding wall of a transition device and the method for the production of such sheet material

The subject of the invention is a wall cover on the inner side of a bellows of a transfer between two pivotably interconnected vehicles, wherein the side wall cover is held by two holding devices, wherein each holding device is arranged at the body of a vehicle and wherein the holding device receives the side wall cover to be able to be rolled up when the length of the side wall cover shortens during travel around a curve.

Side wall cover

The Object of the invention as a seal for aircraft boarding stairs or for an aircraft boarding bridge, said seal comprising a U-shaped bellows () spanning a gangway bottom plate (), said bellows () comprising a flexible frame () at its one open end, said flexible frame having a bumper () made from an elastically resilient material, whereby the bellows () is separable.

Seal for aircraft boarding stairs or boarding bridge

A bellows for articulated vehicles has side walls reinforced to have greater rigidity that the top and bottom of the bellows in order to enable relative horizontal motion while preventing bulging or collapsing of the side walls. The side walls may have one or more added layers to impart greater rigidity or may include materials inherently more rigid than those used in the top and bottom of the bellows.

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Kassel, Germany

Reinhard Hübner