초록 ▼

The invention concerns an external door-handle for automotive vehicles with a supporting frame (supporting shackle) which can be fastened to the door sheet-metal, to which supporting frame (supporting shackle) a door pull is articulated; and with a swivel arm (rotary shackle) articulated in the supp

The invention concerns an external door-handle for automotive vehicles with a supporting frame (supporting shackle) which can be fastened to the door sheet-metal, to which supporting frame (supporting shackle) a door pull is articulated; and with a swivel arm (rotary shackle) articulated in the supporting frame, which swivel arm (rotary shackle) can be operated by the handle; a transmission part, in particular a Bowden cable, is coupled to the swivel arm (rotary shackle), through which the door is opened via transmission parts; a massive block is supported so it can be swiveled against spring pressure; in case of a lateral impact, the massive block is located in a locking position because of its mass, in which locking position it prevents an opening of the door; wherein the massive block is articulated to the swivel arm and, in the locking position, prevents a swiveling of the swivel arm into the open position.

대표청구항 ▼

[ The invention claimed is:] [1.] An external door handle of an automotive vehicle, comprising:a supporting frame for fastening to the door;a door pull articulatcd to the supporting frame;a swivel arm operated by the door pull through which the door is selectively opened;a massive block having a fre

[ The invention claimed is:] [1.] An external door handle of an automotive vehicle, comprising:a supporting frame for fastening to the door;a door pull articulatcd to the supporting frame;a swivel arm operated by the door pull through which the door is selectively opened;a massive block having a free end and an end articulated to the swivel arm and supported to be swiveled selectively, through inertia, into a locking position in which it prevents opening of the door and, under spring action, into a non-locking position; andwherein the articulated end of the massive block is supported by the supporting frame and positioned opposite the door such that in the locking position, the free end of the massive block swivels towards the door pull to prevent swivelling of the swivel arm into an open position thus preventing the door handle from moving into the open position.