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Juego de espejos con retrovision para el automotor más antiencandilante consistente en dos líneas paralelas de espejos ubicables al frente del automotor y/o de la zona de manejo, consistentes la primera línea en más de tres espejos concatenados en forma de faceta, con distinta orientacion cada uno de ellos, variando cada orientacion respecto del contiguo en no más de cinco grados sexagesimales y el elemento antiencandilante es una pantalla trapezoidal con elementos opacos y transparentes a fin de proporcionar una cobertura visual conveniente.Set of mirrors with retrovision for the most antiencandilant automotive consisting of two parallel lines of mirrors located in front of the automotive and / or the driving area, consisting of the first line in more than three concatenated mirrors in the form of facet, with different orientation each one of them, varying each orientation with respect to the contiguous one in no more than five sexagesimal degrees and the antiencandilant element is a trapezoidal screen with opaque and transparent elements in order to provide a convenient visual coverage.
ARP1001050142010-12-292010-12-29
MIRROR SET WITH AUTOMOTIVE REAR VIEW
AR079812A1
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Car with a rectangular parallelepipedic body that has a convex front grille, with recesses on both sides adjacent to its upper edge to the bonnet and adjacent to its sides to two horizontal rectangular-shaped headlights where the smaller sides face the central area of the grill.
Car with a rectangular parallelepipedic body, its front face has two horizontal rectangular figures with convex curved minor sides arranged in a mirror-like manner, interrupted by a grooved area and projected convergently towards the anterior face.