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Joachim Zimmer

Michael Weiler

Claus Fleischer

Kurt Muehlpforte

Henk Becker

Ulrich Metz

Peter Deak

Viktor Hackl

Jan Dietrich

Richard Hurst

Wolfgang Leutsch

Juergen Rapp

Ernst Fischer

Achim Kraus

Juergen Mayer

Francois Schabanel

Wolfgang Ostrowski

Gerard Albrecht

Stephan Mayer

Swen Koehn

Peter Kalchschmidt

Rolf Bischof

Nicolas Eschenbrenner

Andreas Biank

Alexander Dudek

Akos Hegyi

Robert-Jan Van De Rovaart

Dietmar Bruemmer

Dirk Rachui

Juergen Klein

Branislav Milenkovic

Georg Bodendorf

Frank Porchet

Hans Wickermann

Rainer Hummel

Oliver Enzmann

Eugen Lind

Andreas Benner

Closure element having two brackets which are substantially perpendicular or transverse with respect to one another. The closure element closes a ball socket, with the result that a pivot therein cannot be removed. To this end, it closes the opening of the ball socket. The ball socket and the pivot with the closure element form a secured ball joint which is used for wiping systems. The securing is carried out by the closure element being pushed onto the ball joint.

Closure element

The invention relates to a fastening arrangement () comprising a wiper bearing () of a windscreen wiper arrangement of a vehicle. Said wiper bearing () comprises a bearing element () having a planar first side (); a bearing section which protrudes from the first side () of the bearing element () for guiding a wiper shaft (); one or more gripping elements () which are arranged on the bearing section () and respectively comprising a gripping surface which is arranged parallel to the surface of the first side () of the bearing element ().

Fastening arrangement for a wiper bearing of a windscreen wiper system of a vehicle

The invention relates to a windshield wiper device, particularly for a motor vehicle, comprising at least one wiper shaft (). Prior art windshield wiper devices having predetermined breaking points exist in order to meet the high demands of pedestrian impact protection. However, the risk of these predetermined breaking points rupturing during the operation of the wiper exists in this type of windshield wiper device. In addition it cannot be guaranteed that the predetermined breaking point ruptures in the event of a pedestrian impact. Therefore, in the inventive windshield wiper device, the at least one wiper shaft () can be displaced under the action of a force.

Windshield wiper device

A windshield wiper device with fastening points (), by means of which the windshield wiper device is fastened to a body () of a motor vehicle. Until now windshield wiper systems were screwed or riveted to the vehicle body so that special tools and a relatively great amount of time are required. The aim of the invention is improving the windshield wiper device so that it can be mounted on the vehicle body more quickly and therefore more cost-effectively. As a result, according to the invention, at least one of the fastening points () can move towards the vehicle body () for mounting the windshield wiper device.

A wiper assembly is attached at several positions to a motor vehicle body by means of a plate bar ( ). The plate bar ( ) is attached by means of at least one snap element ( ).

Windshield wiper assembly

The invention relates to a tube mounting, in particular of a windshield wiper system of motor vehicles, having a mounting tube ( ) which has a hollow profile that on at least one of its free ends ( ) has a plastic bearing ( ) for receiving a wiper shaft, the bearing ( ) being extruded onto the at least one free end ( ) of the mounting tube ( ). It is proposed that the mounting tube ( ) is closed on its at least one free end ( ) by a sealing plug ( ), which prevents injection molding composition from entering and supports the mounting tube ( ) from the inside against the injection pressure.

Tubular plate and corresponding production method

The invention is based on a windshield wiper system with a wiper motor ( ), which is fastened to a vehicle body by means of a linkage housing ( ) connected to the wiper motor and by means of a wiper support ( ) with a hollow profile ( ). The linkage housing ( ) has at least one screw fitting ( ), which is disposed spaced apart from a drive-side bearing dome ( ) and extends in its direction. The hollow profile * ) of the wiper support is guided between the at least one screw fitting and the bearing dome and is supported against the circumference surfaces ( ) of the at least one screw fitting and/or the bearing dome ( ).

Windscreen wiper system

The invention is based on a windshield wiper having a wiper arm ( ), the mounting part ( ) of which sits on a drive shaft ( ) supported in a bearing housing ( ), and which is connected by way of a hinged arm ( ) with a joint part ( ) having a wiper bar ( ), whereby at least one tension spring ( ), one end of which is attached to the mounting part ( ) and the other end of which is attached to the joint part ( ), preloads the hinged arm, and a setting device having a rocker arm ( ) lifts the joint part ( ) in a park position completely away from a vehicle windshield ( ). The rocker arm ( ) is supported in a swing bearing ( ) on the mounting part ( ), and a ramp ( ) attached to the vehicle controls the cooperating end ( ) of the rocker arm ( ).

Windshield wiper with blade lifting mechanism

A tubular plate is formed for a wiper device as a support for at least one wiper bearing and a wiper drive, with tubular members for receiving a wiper bearing. The tubular plate is deformed without removal of a material, has tubular members for receiving the wiper drive, and the tubular members are formed on the tubular plate of one piece with it.

Tubular plate and method of producing the same

Driving device for a windshield wiper, especially for vehicle window panes

Tubular plate

A wiper device has a tubular plate, a tubular element provided in the tubular plate for supporting a driven shaft, a bearing bushing in which the tubular element is introduced, the bearing bushing and the tubular element being fixed with one another in a form-locking manner.

Bearing for driven shafts of wiper device

A wiper device has a tubular plate and a wiper drive mounted on the tubular plate and having a drive shaft guided in a bearing support. The wiper drive with the bearing support is inserted in a tubular element arranged on the tubular plate.

Wiper device

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