Protective band, in particular a bumper cover for automobiles

Vehicle fenders – Buffer or bumper type – Bumper guard

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52717, 293128, B60R 1304

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042746680

ABSTRACT:
A protective band, e.g. a vehicle bumper cover, is made in the form of a profiled component with a longitudinal groove in its outer surface. Located in the groove is an elastic decorative strip that extends to the ends of the profiled component and through clearances in the end walls of the groove to an area with pocket-like covers. The groove is undercut and the strip is provided with a longitudinal web so as to form a clip connection with the groove. Moreover, the cross section of the strip is constant and safety clamps are attached to its ends. The ends of the elastic strip together with the clamps can be passed through the clearances into the pocket-like cover areas and fastened there under tension by flaps on the clamps.

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patent: 3841680 (1974-10-01), Muller
patent: 4085956 (1978-04-01), Weisshappel et al.
patent: 4103400 (1978-08-01), Munse

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