Striker for automotive door locking apparatus
AssigneeMitsui Kinzoku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorShuji Makamura
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Abstract
The striker for automotive door locking apparatuses has a metal base secured to the car body and a roughly U-shaped metal rod mounted on the metal base, with the surface of the metal base and the metal rod coated with a synthetic resin layer. An engagement surface is formed at the back periphery of the metal base along the entire circumference. The synthetic resin layer is formed integral with claw portions that engage with the engagement surface of the metal base. The underside of the claw portion of the synthetic resin is flush with the back of the metal base.
Claims2
A striker for automotive door locking apparatuses comprising:
- a metal base secured to car body, the metal base having its surface coated with a synthetic resin layer;
- a roughly U-shaped metal rod mounted on the metal base, the rod having its surface coated with a synthetic resin layer;
- said synthetic resin layer having an engagement surface parallel to or at an inclined angle to said base formed at a corner portion between the back and the side of the metal base along the entire circumference;
- and wherein the synthetic resin layer is provided with integral claw portions that engage with said engagement surface of the metal base.
A striker for automotive door locking apparatuses comprising:
- a metal base secured to a car body, said metal base having its surface coated with a synthetic resin layer;
- a roughly U-shaped metal rod mounted on said metal base, said rod having its surface coated with a synthetic resin layer;
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- an engagement surface formed at a corner portion between the back and the side surface of the metal base along the entire circumference;
- whereby the synthetic resin layer is provided with and formed integral with claw portions that engage with the engagement surface of the metal base, and an underside of the claw portion of the synthetic resin layer is flush with the back of the metal base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.