Tensioning device for the cable pull of a window opener
AssigneeKuster & Co. GmbH
InventorThomas Medebach
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AssigneeKuster & Co. GmbH
InventorThomas Medebach
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A tensioning device (14) for the cable pull of a cable-pull window opener is described, the tensioning device (14) being accommodated in a driver (16) of the window pane, the driver (16) being guided along a guide rail and being fixedly connectable to one end of the cable pull. The tensioning device (14) comprises a spring-loaded directional locking mechanism which can be connected to the other end (8) of the cable pull. The other end (8) of the cable pull is operatively connected to an expanding element (4) which is arranged between latching arms (18) of a latching element (2) guided displaceably in a holder (1) of the driver (16). When the window opener is operated, the latching arms (18) engage, under the effect of the expanding element (4), into a mating toothing arrangement (11) in the holder (1) for the purpose of fixing the other end (8) of the cable pull.
A tensioning device (14) in combination with a cable pull of a cable-pull window opener, the tensioning device (14) being accommodated in a driver (16) of a window pane, the driver (16) being guided along a guide rail and being fixedly connectable to one end of the cable pull, and the tensioning device (14) comprising a spring-loaded directional locking mechanism which can be connected to the other end (8) of the cable pull, wherein the other end (8)of the cable pull is operatively connected in a spring-loaded manner to an expanding element (4) which is arranged between latching arms (18) of a latching element (2) which is guided displaceably in a holder (1) of the driver (16), and when the window opener is operated, the expanding element engages the latching arms (18) causing the latching arms to expand into a mating toothing arrangement (11) in the holder (1) for the purpose of fixing the other end (8) of the cable pull.
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