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US 9,434,423 B2Granted
Fastening assembly for mounting components and off-road utility vehicle having a fastening assembly
AssigneeMAN Truck & Bus Oesterreich AG
InventorsRudolf Pertlik, Norbert Theil
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Abstract
A fastening assembly fastens at least one component part to a vehicle frame. The vehicle frame includes a first, preferably closed cross-sectional profile. At least one carrier for a fastening device includes a second cross-sectional profile. The carrier extends from a first internal surface of the vehicle frame to at least a second internal surface of the vehicle frame and provides an opening for carrying the fastening device. An off-road utility vehicle having at least one fastening assembly is also provided.
Claims13
A fastening assembly, comprising:
- a vehicle frame for at least one component part to be fastened to said vehicle frame, said vehicle frame having first and second internal surfaces and a first closed cross-sectional profile;
- at least one carrier having an opening for carrying a fastening device, said at least one carrier extending from said first internal surface to at least said second internal surface, said at least one carrier extending through and beyond the component part, and said at least one carrier having a closed second cross-sectional profile;
- a fastening element passing through said at least one carrier element, said fastening element crushing said at least one carrier element and forcing a contact surface of the component part tightly against said frame;
- said vehicle frame and said at least one carrier having at least one of a watertight or gastight connection for sealing said first cross-sectional profile and an interior of said vehicle frame to an outside of said vehicle frame.
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A fastening assembly, comprising:
- a vehicle frame for at least one component part to be fastened to said vehicle frame, said vehicle frame having first and second internal surfaces and a first closed cross-sectional profile;
- at least one carrier having an opening for carrying a fastening device, said at least one carrier extending from said first internal surface to at least said second internal surface, said at least one carrier extending through and beyond the component part, and said at least one carrier having a closed second cross-sectional profile;
- a fastening element passing through said at least one carrier element, said fastening element crushing said at least one carrier element and forcing a contact surface of the component part tightly against said frame;
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- said vehicle frame and said at least one carrier having at least one of a watertight or gastight connection for sealing said first cross-sectional profile and an interior of said vehicle frame to an outside of said vehicle frame, said vehicle frame has an external side beyond which said at least one carrier projects.
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A fastening assembly, comprising:
- a vehicle frame having first and second internal surfaces and a first closed cross-sectional profile, said closed cross-sectional profile providing said vehicle frame with a high torsional rigidity sufficient for a heavily stressed vehicle;
- at least one component part for being mounted on said vehicle frame;
- at least one carrier having an opening for carrying a fastening device, said at least one carrier extending from said first internal surface to at least said second internal surface, said at least one carrier extending through and beyond the component part, and said at least one carrier having a closed second cross-sectional profile;
- a fastening element passing through said at least one carrier element, said fastening element crushing said at least one carrier element and forcing a contact surface of the component part tightly against said frame;
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- said vehicle frame and said at least one carrier having a fluid tight connection for sealing said first cross-sectional profile and an interior of said vehicle frame to an outside of said vehicle frame.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.