Sun visor with conducting arm for vehicles
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Sep 19, 2006
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May 19, 2005
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May 7, 2002
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May 7, 2002
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The sun visor comprises a plate (1) for fastening to the bodywork of the vehicle and an arm (2) mounted in a hinged manner on the base (1), which in turn constitutes the means of assembly for the eyeshade of the sun visor. The arm (2) has a pair of conductive metallic elements (9) and (9'), located approximately parallel to each other and coated by means of an over-injected material, leaving the end (10) of such metallic elements (9 9') uncovered to be able to establish contact with strips (7) foreseen in the hole (5) wherein the arm (2) is mounted in a hinged manner, whilst the other end of such elements (9 9') in one case appears on the exterior in a terminal length (11) and in another of shorter length and defines a terminal end (12) which is uncovered on the arm (2), to be able to establish connection with a contact established on the actual eyeshade of the sun visor, for the enabling or disabling of the electrical device which can interact with said sun visor.
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