Roll shade device
AssigneeAisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShinichi Hiramatsu
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Abstract
A roll shade device includes: a fixed shaft fixed to a roof of a vehicle and extending in a vehicle width direction; a flexible rotation shaft into which the fixed shaft is inserted; a light shielding sheet whose first terminal end portion is fixed to the rotation shaft, and which is in an unfolded state where light passing through a light transmitting portion provided to the roof is blocked or is in a winding state where light is allowed to pass; and a torsion spring which is accommodated between the fixed shaft and the rotation shaft, and which biases the rotation shaft in a rotation direction in which the light shielding sheet is wound so that twist of the rotation shaft becomes symmetrical in the vehicle width direction.
Claims18
A roll shade device comprising:
- a fixed shaft which is fixed to a roof of a vehicle and extends in a vehicle width direction;
- a flexible rotation shaft into which the fixed shaft is inserted;
- a light shielding sheet whose first terminal end portion as a terminal end portion on one side is fixed to the rotation shaft, and which is in an unfolded state where light passing through a light transmitting portion provided to the roof is blocked or is in a winding state where light is allowed to pass according to movement of a second terminal end portion as a terminal end portion on an other side;
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- a torsion spring which is accommodated between the fixed shaft and the rotation shaft, which is in one of states including a state where a first leg portion of the torsion spring is hooked to a center of the fixed shaft in the vehicle width direction and a second leg portion of the torsion spring is hooked to a movable side spring holding member which is fixed to a tip end portion of the rotation shaft in the vehicle width direction so that the second leg portion is integrally rotated with the rotation shaft and a state where the first leg portion is hooked to a tip end portion of the fixed shaft in the vehicle width direction and the second leg portion is hooked to the movable side spring holding member fixed to a center of the rotation shaft in the vehicle width direction so as to be integrally rotated with the rotation shaft, and which biases the rotation shaft in a rotation direction in which the light shielding sheet is wound so that twist of the rotation shaft becomes symmetrical in the vehicle width direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.