Luggage compartment cover for a motor vehicle
AssigneeBOS GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsHuan TRAN, Carsten MEYER, Manfred SWIENTEK, Bartlomiej SZCZYGIEL
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AssigneeBOS GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsHuan TRAN, Carsten MEYER, Manfred SWIENTEK, Bartlomiej SZCZYGIEL
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1. A luggage compartment cover for a motor vehicle. 2.1 A luggage compartment cover for a motor vehicle is known, comprising a flexible cover sheet, which is held so as to be able to be wound up and unwound on a winding shaft which is mounted rotatably in a cassette housing, the opposite end regions of which cassette housing are each provided with a holder for the releasable, interlocking fixing of the cassette housing in vehicle-side holding receptacles, a holder comprising a blocking pawl which is pivotable between a release position and a blocking position and, in a state of the cassette housing mounted on the vehicle, engages behind a blocking contour of a vehicle-side holding receptacle. 2.2 According to the invention, a mechanical securing element is provided which is mounted movably between a functional position blocking the blocking pawl in the release position and an inoperative position releasing the blocking pawl for a pivoting movement, and the securing element is assigned a mechanical positive control which forcibly transfers the securing element into the inoperative position when the holder of the cassette housing is inserted into the vehicle-side holding receptacle. 2.3 Use in passenger vehicles.
A luggage compartment cover for a motor vehicle, comprising a flexible cover sheet (3), which is held so as to be able to be wound up and unwound on a winding shaft (W) which is mounted rotatably in a cassette housing (5, 6, 9), the opposite end regions of which cassette housing are each provided with a holder for the releasable, interlocking fixing of the cassette housing (5, 6, 9) in vehicle-side holding receptacles (7, 8), a holder comprising a blocking pawl (11) which is pivotable between a release position and a blocking position and, in a state of the cassette housing (5, 6, 9) mounted on the vehicle, engages behind a blocking contour (18) of a vehicle-side holding receptacle (8), wherein a mechanical securing element (22) is provided which is mounted movably between a functional position blocking the blocking pawl (11) in the release position and an inoperative position releasing the blocking pawl (11) for a pivoting movement, and wherein the securing element (22) is assigned a mechanical positive control which forcibly transfers the securing element (22) into the inoperative position when the holder of the cassette housing (5, 6, 9) is inserted into the vehicle-side holding receptacle (8).
The luggage compartment cover as claimed in one of the preceding claims, wherein the securing element (22) is assigned a spring arrangement (24) which spring-loads the securing element (22) permanently in the direction of the functional position.
The luggage compartment cover as claimed in one of the preceding claims, wherein the securing element (22) is mounted rotatably.
The luggage compartment cover as claimed in one of the preceding claims, wherein the positive control member (15) is mounted in a linearly movable manner between the starting position and the load position, and wherein the positive control member (15) is assigned a restoring spring (28) which subjects the positive control member (15) to spring force permanently in the direction of the starting position.
The luggage compartment cover as claimed in one of the preceding claims, wherein the blocking pawl (11) and the securing element (22) have mutually complementary latching profilings (27, 29) which interlockingly intermesh in the functional position of the securing element (22) and in the release position of the blocking pawl (11).
The luggage compartment cover as claimed in one of the preceding claims, wherein the opposite holder of the cassette housing (5, 6, 9) has a blocking element (35) which, in a blocking position, engages in the longitudinal direction of the cassette housing (5, 6, 9) in a recess (34) of the corresponding vehicle-side holding receptacle (7).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.