Weather strip
AssigneeNishikawa Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorNorio Takeuchi
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AssigneeNishikawa Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorNorio Takeuchi
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A weather strip is capable of obtaining a fine external appearance at the center pillar, of meeting need of flush surfacing, of obtaining better feeling when a door glass is open and closed, of obtaining strong closable force of a door and of preventing water leakage. The weather strip includes a main seal, a door cutline seal which has a lip gap seal protruding from the upper surface thereof and a run channel which elastically contacts the upper end edge of a door glass, wherein the main seal and the lip gap seal respectively elastically contact an opening edge of a body except an upper portion of a center pillar and wherein the main seal, the door cutline seal and the run channel are respectively attached to a door sash. The weather strip further including a hollow body side weather strip which is attached to the upper portion of the center pillar so as to elastically contact a rear end edge of the door glass.
A weather strip comprising a main seal, a door cutline seal having a lip gap seal protruding from an upper surface thereof, and a run channel which elastically contacts an upper end edge of a door glass, wherein the main seal and the lip gap seal respectively elastically contact an opening edge of a body except an upper portion of a center pillar, and wherein the main seal, the door cutline seal and the run channel are respectively attached to a door sash, the weather strip further comprising a hollow body side weather strip attached to the upper portion of the center pillar to elastically contact a rear end edge of the door glass.
A weather-strip for sealing a gap between an opening of a car body and a car door, the opening having an opening edge defined by at least a front pillar, a roof and a center pillar of the car body, the car door including a door frame and a door glass, the weather-strip comprising:
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