Lisa Draxlmaier Gmbh

Wilhelm Hehn

Georg Sigl

The present invention relates to an airbag cover, in particular for a motor vehicle, comprising a decor layer () having a decor side () forming an observation area, which borders the space in which the airbag deploys if the need arises, and an airbag side () opposite to the decor side. The decor layer further has a weakening () in the region of a tear line for deploying the airbag, which extends from the airbag side of the decor layer such that the decor layer is substantially intact on the decor side. The air bag cover of the present invention further has at least one second layer () which may be designed as spacer mesh, the second layer being attached to the airbag side of the decor layer () and which also has a weakening region () along the tear line. In order that the weakening in the decor layer () remains permanently invisible from the decor side (), an intermediate layer () is further provided in the airbag cover of the invention which is arranged between the decor layer and the second layer. The intermediate layer is substantially intact in the region of the tear line and connected to the decor layer so that it can take up or compensate forces in the plane or parallel to the plane of the decor layer at least in the region of the weakening of the decor layer. Contrary thereto, the intermediate layer is designed such that it easily tears open substantially perpendicular to this plane under the influence of force.

Airbag cover

The invention relates to a lockable housing, to take a telephone for example, especially for use in vehicles, with a lid element pivoted around one of two opposing axes, characterised in that the lid element and housing are supported so as to be capable of sliding in opposite directions to each other longitudinally along the axes and that the swivel bearings for the respective swivelling movement are offset in relation to each other in the direction of the swivel axes and are disposed in such a manner that the lid element only engages with the swivel bearing or swivel bearings of one axis in each case.

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Aham, Germany

Wilhelm Hehn