Lock holder for a motor vehicle lock
AssigneeKiekert AG
InventorThorsten Bendel
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Abstract
A lock holder for a motor vehicle lock includes a locking bolt and a mounting plate, wherein the locking bolt can be fastened together with the mounting plate to a motor vehicle body, a cover cap, wherein at least the mounting plate can be covered at least in areas by the covering cap, and wherein the covering cap can be connected in such a way to the mounting plate that the cover cap forms at least in regions a surface area with the mounting plate.
Claims17
A striker for a motor vehicle latch, the striker comprising:
- a locking bolt,
- a mounting plate, and
- a cover cap,
- wherein the mounting plate is configured to be attached to a motor vehicle by an attachment screw and the locking bolt is mounted to the mounting plate,
- wherein the mounting plate defines a receptacle configured to receive the cover cap such that the cover cap forms a substantially flushed surface area with the mounting plate,
- wherein the cover cap is attached to the attachment screw by an interlocking connection,
- wherein the cover cap has a depression formed in a surface of the cover cap that forms the surface area with the mounting plate, wherein the depression is formed relative to the surface area for accommodating a sign or logo, and
- wherein the receptacle defines a protrusion extending from a bottom surface of the receptacle and configured to engage with a depression formed on the cover cap in order to prevent movement of the cover cap with respect to the mounting plate.
The striker, wherein the striker has two cover caps arranged symmetrically.
A striker for a motor vehicle latch, the striker comprising:
- a locking bolt,
- a mounting plate, and
- a cover cap,
- wherein the mounting plate is configured to be attached to a motor vehicle chassis by an attachment screw and the locking bolt is mounted to the mounting plate,
- wherein the mounting plate defines a receptacle configured to receive the cover cap such that the cover cap forms a substantially flushed surface area with the mounting plate, and
- wherein the receptacle defines opposed sidewalls, one of the sidewalls having a first protrusion and the other sidewall defining a first depression, and the cover cap defines a second protrusion at one side and a second depression at an opposed side, in order to securely mount the cover plate within the receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.