Door checker apparatus for vehicle
AssigneesHyundai Motor Company, Kia Motors Corporation, lljin Co., Ltd.
InventorsSun Kyoung YOUN, Jae Sung PARK
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Abstract
A door checker apparatus for a vehicle configured for realizing an optimized operation of opening or closing, of a door when the door is opened or dosed, may include a checker arm having a first end portion connected to the vehicle body and a second end portion connected to the door, a slider provided to be movable with respect to the checker arm, an elastic member configured to elastically support the slider, and a checker case accommodating the slider and the elastic member and provided to be movable with respect to the checker arm, wherein the checker case is injection-molded with a plastic material.
Claims12
A door checker apparatus for a vehicle, the door checker apparatus disposed between a vehicle body and a door, and comprising:
- a checker arm having a first end portion connected to the vehicle body and a second end portion connected to the door;
- a slider provided to be movable with respect to the checker arm;
- an elastic member elastically supporting the slider;
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- a checker case accommodating the slider and the elastic member and provided to be movable with respect to the checker arm,
- wherein the checker case is injection-molded with a plastic material.
A door checker apparatus for a vehicle, the door checker apparatus comprising:
- a checker arm having a first end portion coupled to a vehicle body and a second end portion coupled to a door;
- a pair of sliders movably supported on the checker arm;
- a pair of elastic members provided to elastically support the sliders;
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- a checker case mounted on the door to be movable with respect to the checker arm.
- wherein the checker case includes a base and a cover coupled to the base to define a receiving space in which the sliders and the elastic members are received, and
- wherein at least one of the base and the cover is formed by plastic injection insert molding.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.