Frame Comprising A Vibration-Damping Device, Which Is Intended For The Outside Rear-View Mirror Assembly Of A Motor Vehicle
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Mar 19, 2009
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Dec 20, 2004
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Dec 20, 2004
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The invention relates to a frame comprising a vibration-damping device, which is intended for the outside rear-view mirror assembly of a motor vehicle. According to the invention, a moving plate bearing a mirror is connected to the inventive frame by means of a knuckle-type joint. Optionally, a case is installed on the frame in order to house a position-adjustment mechanism which is connected to the moving plate and which is actuated in order to vary the position of the plate in relation to two co-ordinate axes. According to the invention, a tab, which projects out from part of the moving plate opposite the frame, is pressed such that it can slide through a damping arrangement comprising a pair of elastic arms which form part of the frame and which extend therefrom. The aforementioned elastic arms are arranged in the form of a clamp in order to form a pressure contact against the opposing faces of the tab.
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