Kabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Denki Seisakusho

Tadashi Usami

Masaru Suzuki

Yoshio Tsujiuchi

Akira Ogawa

A door mirror including a stay, a bracket that is made of a fiber reinforced synthetic nylon resin having glass fibers that form 50 percent of the total weight and is pivotally disposed on the stay, and a drive unit disposed on the bracket, to which a pair of main mirror bodies are fixed. This configuration reduces the weight of the bracket and the door mirror.

Door mirror for vehicle

In a foldable mirror provided with a mirror case foldable around rotary members on a mirror stay, a manual angle adjusting device for tilting a mirror accommodated in the mirror case, comprises a penetrating shaft vertically movably and rotatably mounted on the rotary members, a clutch member for moving a connecting portion between the clutch member and a mirror holder vertically and for rotating the connecting portion around the shaft in one unit therewith or independently, a first connecting member which is secured on the shaft rotates around it and moves vertically, second connecting members provided with a connecting shaft and a bent portion having one end connected thereto and the other end for engagement with the first connecting member so that the bent portion and the first connecting member are rotatable in opposite directions to each other and movable vertically, a third connecting member secured on the connecting shaft and movable vertically and rotatable around it, and an operating lever for connecting the third connecting member thereto so that the lever and the third connecting member are movable vertically and rotatable in opposite directions to each other.

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Aichi, Japan

Tadashi Usami