Sun visors of the type having a cell structure particularly for automobile vehicles
AssigneeLear S.n.c. di Foggini & C.
InventorGiovanni Foggini
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Abstract
The sun visor is of the type which comprises a load bearing structure including a shaped element formed from a straight cell polymeric material, the cells extending parallel to one another and having a trough-like shape, and a suspension and pivot rod accommodated for rotation within one of the cell. At least one portion of the rod is formed with a crank-like eccentric shape engaging in the cell of a corresponding movable portion of the structure, which is partially separated therefrom by cuts, for the purpose of obtaining at least two stable tilted positions which the sun visor will occupy with a snap movement, one position being selected to coincide with the home position of the sun visor.
Claims6
A sun visor of the type having a plate-like member made at least in part of a channel-like cell structure, particularly for motor vehicles, comprising a suspension and pivot rod for the plate-like member and driven into one of the channel-like cells of said structure, characterized in that said plate-like member has a load bearing portion and a movable portion resiliently yieldable with respect to said load bearing portion, said suspension and pivot rod having at least one length thereof having an eccentric crank-like configuration in engagement with said movable portion, said movable portion and said load bearing portion of the plate-like member being devided along boundary lines allowing relative movement between said movable portion and said load bearing portion.
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