Huf Hülsbeck & Fürst Gmbh Co.kg

Huf Huelsbeck & Fuerst Gmbh & Co Kg

Reinhold Mathofer

Andreas Beck

Dirk Müller

Helmut Klein

Mario Christensen

Ralf Lennhoff

Markus Bartels

Stefan Lange

Matthias Löw

Michael Kalesse

Timo Hoppe

Willi Put

Günter Wüstmann

A handle assembly () for a door (), particularly for a motor vehicle door, comprising an pivotable outer handle () arrangeable on the outside of a door (), a first () and a second bearing arm () which are assembled at opposing ends of the outer handle () wherein both bearing arms () are configured for reaching through recesses () in an outer skin () of the door () into an inside () of the door () wherein the outer handle () is pivotable from a closed position () into an open position () by an opening movement () and from an open position () into a closed position () by a closing movement ().

Handle assembly for a door, door and motor vehicle

The invention relates to a door handle having a handle for a motor vehicle, which handle is arranged in a handle housing and which is displaceable from a rest position into an operating position by means of a rotation around a rotation axis, wherein a handle hook arranged on the free end of the rear side of the handle is kinematically coupled with a deflection lever, wherein the deflection lever directly or indirectly acts on a motor vehicle door lock when being displaced from the rest position into the operating position in order to effect a release of the lock and to enable opening the motor vehicle door, the handle hook comprising at least one guidance element by means of which the handle hook is guided in a corresponding profile of the handle housing, the guidance element performing a form-fit with the handle hook.

Door handle assembly for a motor vehicle with handle guidance

The invention relates a door handle unit () for actuating a lock () of a movable part () of a motor vehicle, particularly a door, a flap or the like, with a door handle (), which is movably mounted at the support element () for mechanically opening the movable part () by a user, wherein the door handle () comprises at least a rest position and a operative position, a mechanical coupling element (), which is movably mounted at the support element () and by which a movement of the door handle () is transmitted to the lock () from the rest position to the operating position, wherein the door handle () and the coupling element () are mechanically cooperating and form a movable actuating mechanism (), and at least a locking unit (), which in a normal case enables a movement of the actuating mechanism () for actuating the lock () and only in a case of locking blocks a movement of the actuating mechanism () for actuating the lock (). According to the invention it is provided that the blocking unit () can be activated for a case of blocking (Ib) via a remarkable movement of the actuating mechanism ().

Door handle unit having a safety function

A handle unit having a handle element for opening and/or closing a lock provided on a moving part includes a lock cylinder, which is protected by a covering cap, and an attachment element, on which the covering cap is releasably disposed. The covering cap has at least one guide projection on the interior thereof, which bears on a guide surface when in the snap-in position, which is formed on the attachment element and is complementary to the guide projection. The attachment element forcibly guides the movement of the covering cap when the covering cap is released, such that the at least one guide projection moves along the complementary guide surface, away from the attachment element.

Handle unit

A closing system for doors having a container provided in a handle. The container has a touch surface that is placed in a window-type recess of the handle, and a switching element that is arranged in the container can be actuated by the touch surface. The switching element is used to switch the control electronics of the closing system between two states, namely a state that prevents opening of the door and a state that allows the door to be opened.

Closing system, especially for motor vehicles

In an actuating device, the turret is installed in a carrier and removed from it by a setting movement. The setting movement comprises a plug-in phase and a shift phase during the installation procedure. Thus a shoulder on the turret arrives behind an opposing shoulder on the carrier. A locking screw secures the installed turret on the carrier. A rocker arm is supported pivotably on the carrier, which rocker arm has a control curve and a thrust surface and which can be pivoted between a starting position and an end position. In addition, the carrier is provided with a slide, which can also be shifted between a release position and locking position. Upon moving into the locking position, blocking surfaces on the slide arrive behind the opposing blocking surface on the turret. During the installation of the turret, the turret pushes against the thrust surface of the rocker arm and pivots the rocker arm toward its end position. During the removal of the turret, the thrust surface of the rocker arm ensures that the turret is pushed back in the carrier until the shoulder and the opposing shoulder release each other.

Actuating device for doors or hatches of vehicles

The invention relates to a device for actuating an electronic locking system and/or a lock integrated in a door (), a flap or the like, especially in a motor vehicle. Said locking system or lock is actuated by a handle () mounted on the door outer side (). Said handle () is fixed to the door () by means of a support shoulder (). The fixation can be of a swiveled type. Known door handles are provided with plug-in couplings mounted on the support shoulder () of the door handle () to contact the electronics mounted in the handle with control electronics. The aim of the invention is to simplify the manufacture of such a device. To this end, an electric coupling element () is swivellably mounted on the support shoulder (). The support () on the door carries a swivelably and/or slideably mounted, electric counter coupling element (). The inventive device allows that the electric coupling elements () of the electric plug-in coupling () can be coupled into the door opening simultaneously with the insertion of the support shoulder () of the door handle (), namely already in the first assembly stage.

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Wülfrath, Germany

Reinhold Mathofer