Rear-view mirror assembly for a motor vehicle with a mirror stabilization device
CA 2411341 A1 · Owner: De Melo Neto, Leonidas Venancio · Inventors: De Melo Neto, Leonidas Venancio
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A stabilization device for a rear-view mirror of a motor vehicle includes a mirror set (1) having a sleeve (41) incorporated in a support structure, (20) of the mirror set (1) and articulated in a pivot post (60) of a base member, (70). The device proportions and determines the stabilization of the mirror set, through an axially squeezing "F' farce to the pivot post (60) of the mirror set (1). The sleeve has a first indented surface (42) and a second indented surface (43), in the base (70) that is adjacent to the first indented surface (42). The first and, second indented surfaces (42 43) have corresponding profiles to engage one in the other. An axial compression spring (44) disposed …
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- Filed November 6, 2002. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended November 6, 2022.
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