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- This document relates generally to the motor vehicle equipment field, and more particularly, to a glovebox assembly including an interlocking downstop.
- Such a glovebox assembly typically includes a support substrate, a glovebox compartment and an access door that is pivotally mounted and may be rotationally displaced to open the glovebox assembly and allow access to the glovebox compartment.
- This document relates to a new and improved glovebox assembly incorporating an interlocking downstop that advantageously provides low disengagement effort to allow for ease of installation and removal for maintenance of the glovebox door while also meeting the seemingly conflicting goal of providing a robust design to better withstand customer abuse loads.
- a new and improved glovebox assembly comprises a support substrate, a glovebox rotationally displaceable with respect to the support substrate, a downstop carried on the support substrate and an interlock feature carried on the support substrate.
- the downstop may include a stalk and a head carried on the stalk.
- the interlock feature may overlap the stalk adjacent the head.
- the support substrate may comprise a glovebox surround. In some of the many possible embodiments, the support substrate may comprise a portion of a dashboard or instrument panel.
- the glovebox may include a door and an integral storage compartment.
- a hinge may connect the glovebox to the support substrate.
- the stalk may include a proximal end connected to the support substrate and a distal end carrying the head.
- the head may include an installation feature and a glovebox retention feature.
- the installation feature may define a first included angle A 1 with the stalk and the retention feature may define a second included angle A 2 with the stalk. Further, the first included angle A 1 may be provided inside the second included angle A 2 . In some of the many possible embodiments, the first included angle A 1 may be between 120 degrees and 160 degrees while the second included angle A 2 may be between 90 degrees and 130 degrees.
- the first included angle A 1 may be about 140 degrees and the second included angel A 2 may be about 110 degrees.
- the interlock feature may be oriented on the support substrate toward the glovebox.
- the proximal end of the stalk may be connected to the support substrate by a hinge.
- the glovebox may include a rear wall opposite the door. That rear wall may include a radiused cam. That radiused cam may be oriented to engage the installation feature when the glove box is installed in the glovebox assembly.
- the stalk may be displaced from a home position to a first deflected position away from the interface feature when installing the glovebox or removing the glovebox for service.
- the stalk may be displaced from the home position to a second deflected position in engagement with the interlock feature when the glovebox is fully opened and an additional load (i.e. a customer abuse load) is placed upon the glovebox in an opening direction.
- the home position may be between the first deflected position and the second deflected position. Further, the second deflected position may be toward a storage compartment of the glovebox.
- FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of the glovebox assembly illustrating the glovebox in a fully closed position.
- FIG. 2 a is a detailed side elevational view of a downstop and cooperating interlock feature of the glovebox assembly illustrated in FIG. 1 .
- FIG. 2 b is a perspective view from below of the structure illustrated in FIG. 2 a.
- FIG. 2 c is a perspective view from above of the structure illustrated in FIGS. 2 a and 2 b.
- FIG. 3 a is a cross sectional view illustrating the glovebox assembly in the fully open position.
- FIG. 3 b is a detailed view of the downstop and interlock feature of the glovebox assembly in the fully open position.
- FIGS. 4 a and 4 b illustrate installation of the glovebox into the glovebox assembly. More specifically, FIG. 4 a is a cross sectional view of the entire glovebox assembly while FIG. 4 b is a detailed view of the downstop and interlock feature during installation.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic illustration of injection molding tooling for the interlock and downstop design.
- the glovebox assembly 10 includes a support substrate 12 , a glovebox 14 , a downstop 16 , carried on the support substrate, and an interlock feature 18 carried on the support substrate.
- the support substrate 12 may comprise, for example, a glovebox surround or a portion of the dashboard or instrument panel.
- the glovebox 14 in the illustrated embodiment includes a door 20 and a storage compartment 22 .
- a hinge, generally designated by reference numeral 24 connects the glovebox 14 to the support substrate 12 so that the glovebox may be rotationally displaceable with respect to the support substrate.
- the downstop 16 includes a stalk 26 and a head 28 . More specifically, the head 28 is connected to the distal end of the stalk 26 while the proximal end of the stalk is connected to the support substrate 12 by means of a hinge 30 .
- the head 28 includes an installation feature 32 and a glovebox retention feature 34 described in greater detail below.
- the installation feature 32 defines a first included angle A 1 with the stalk 26 and the glovebox retention feature 34 defines a second included angle A 2 with the stalk. As shown, the first included angle A 1 is provided inside the second included angle A 2 . Consistent with this, the installation feature 32 and the first included angle A 1 are closer to the hinge 30 at the proximal end of the stalk 26 than the glovebox retention feature 34 and the second included angle A 2 . It should also be appreciated that the installation feature 32 is oriented toward the hinge 30 at the proximal end of the stalk 26 while the glovebox retention feature is oriented away from the hinge.
- the first included angle A 1 is between 120 degrees and 160 degrees and the second included angle A 2 is between 90 degrees and 130 degrees. In one particularly useful embodiment, the first included angle A 1 is about 140 degrees and the second included angle A 2 is about 110 degrees.
- the interlock feature 18 is carried on the support substrate 12 and overlaps the stalk 26 adjacent or near the head 28 . Further, the interlock feature 18 is oriented on the support substrate 12 toward the glovebox 14 .
- the glovebox 14 includes a rear wall 36 opposite the door 20 . That rear wall 36 includes a radiused cam 38 at its terminal edge. As illustrated in FIG. 4 a and FIG. 4 b , the radiused cam 38 is oriented to engage the installation feature 32 when the glovebox 14 is installed in the support substrate 12 of the glovebox assembly 10 .
- the installer engages the hook 40 with the pivot shaft 42 of the support substrate 12 in order to complete assembly of the hinge 24 .
- the glovebox 14 is then rotated in the direction of action arrow B about the hinge 24 until the radiused cam 38 engages the installation feature 32 of the downstop 16 .
- the radiused cam 38 rides along the sloped face of the installation feature 32 causing the installation feature 32 to pivot about the hinge 30 in the direction of action arrow C until the downstop 16 is pivoted sufficiently (see phantom line position in FIG. 4 a ) to allow the radiused cam 38 on the rear wall 36 to pass the head 28 and complete the installation of the glovebox 14 .
- the glovebox 14 may be installed in a simple and efficient manner without placing any substantial stress on the downstop 16 and thus, protecting the downstop from any damage.
- the stalk 26 of the downstop 16 engages the interlock feature 18 as shown in phantom line in FIG. 3 b .
- the interlock feature 18 effectively supports the downstop 16 , preventing the downstop from disengaging from the rear wall 36 of the glovebox 14 and effectively holding the glovebox 14 in the fully open position against the abuse load.
- the downstop 16 may be integrally formed as a part of the support substrate 12 by injection molding. While the integrated interlocking feature 18 generates an undercut condition, a lifter 50 may be used to solve the issue. Note FIG. 5 showing how the interlock feature 18 may be injection molded between the cavity steel 52 , the lifter 50 and the core steel 54 . The lifter 50 , cavity steel 52 and core steel 54 may be opened as per the action arrows in order to remove the support substrate 12 and downstop 16 from the mold when cured.
- the glovebox assembly 10 could include one, two or more downstops 16 with interlocking features 18 depending upon the particular application and size of the glovebox 14 . All such modifications and variations are within the scope of the appended claims when interpreted in accordance with the breadth to which they are fairly, legally and equitably entitled.
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- This document relates generally to the motor vehicle equipment field, and more particularly, to a glovebox assembly including an interlocking downstop.
- Motor vehicles today are almost universally equipped with a glovebox assembly mounted within a dashboard or instrument panel of the motor vehicle. Such a glovebox assembly typically includes a support substrate, a glovebox compartment and an access door that is pivotally mounted and may be rotationally displaced to open the glovebox assembly and allow access to the glovebox compartment.
- This document relates to a new and improved glovebox assembly incorporating an interlocking downstop that advantageously provides low disengagement effort to allow for ease of installation and removal for maintenance of the glovebox door while also meeting the seemingly conflicting goal of providing a robust design to better withstand customer abuse loads.
- In accordance with the purposes and benefits described herein, a new and improved glovebox assembly is provided. That glovebox assembly comprises a support substrate, a glovebox rotationally displaceable with respect to the support substrate, a downstop carried on the support substrate and an interlock feature carried on the support substrate. The downstop may include a stalk and a head carried on the stalk. The interlock feature may overlap the stalk adjacent the head.
- In some of the many possible embodiments, the support substrate may comprise a glovebox surround. In some of the many possible embodiments, the support substrate may comprise a portion of a dashboard or instrument panel.
- The glovebox may include a door and an integral storage compartment. A hinge may connect the glovebox to the support substrate.
- The stalk may include a proximal end connected to the support substrate and a distal end carrying the head. The head may include an installation feature and a glovebox retention feature. The installation feature may define a first included angle A1 with the stalk and the retention feature may define a second included angle A2 with the stalk. Further, the first included angle A1 may be provided inside the second included angle A2. In some of the many possible embodiments, the first included angle A1 may be between 120 degrees and 160 degrees while the second included angle A2 may be between 90 degrees and 130 degrees.
- In some of the many possible embodiments, the first included angle A1 may be about 140 degrees and the second included angel A2 may be about 110 degrees. The interlock feature may be oriented on the support substrate toward the glovebox.
- The proximal end of the stalk may be connected to the support substrate by a hinge. In addition, the glovebox may include a rear wall opposite the door. That rear wall may include a radiused cam. That radiused cam may be oriented to engage the installation feature when the glove box is installed in the glovebox assembly.
- The stalk may be displaced from a home position to a first deflected position away from the interface feature when installing the glovebox or removing the glovebox for service. The stalk may be displaced from the home position to a second deflected position in engagement with the interlock feature when the glovebox is fully opened and an additional load (i.e. a customer abuse load) is placed upon the glovebox in an opening direction. The home position may be between the first deflected position and the second deflected position. Further, the second deflected position may be toward a storage compartment of the glovebox.
- In the following description, there are shown and described several preferred embodiments of the glovebox assembly. As it should be realized, the glovebox assembly is capable of other, different embodiments and its several details are capable of modification in various, obvious aspects all without departing from the glovebox assembly as set forth and described in the following claims. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions should be regarded as illustrative in nature and not as restrictive.
- The accompanying drawing figures incorporated herein and forming a part of the specification, illustrate several aspects of the glovebox assembly and together with the description serve to explain certain principles thereof.
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FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of the glovebox assembly illustrating the glovebox in a fully closed position. -
FIG. 2a is a detailed side elevational view of a downstop and cooperating interlock feature of the glovebox assembly illustrated inFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 2b is a perspective view from below of the structure illustrated inFIG. 2 a. -
FIG. 2c is a perspective view from above of the structure illustrated inFIGS. 2a and 2 b. -
FIG. 3a is a cross sectional view illustrating the glovebox assembly in the fully open position. -
FIG. 3b is a detailed view of the downstop and interlock feature of the glovebox assembly in the fully open position. -
FIGS. 4a and 4b illustrate installation of the glovebox into the glovebox assembly. More specifically,FIG. 4a is a cross sectional view of the entire glovebox assembly whileFIG. 4b is a detailed view of the downstop and interlock feature during installation. -
FIG. 5 is a schematic illustration of injection molding tooling for the interlock and downstop design. - Reference will now be made in detail to the present preferred embodiments of the glovebox assembly, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawing figures.
- Reference is now made to
FIG. 1 illustrating theglovebox assembly 10 in a closed position. Theglovebox assembly 10 includes asupport substrate 12, aglovebox 14, adownstop 16, carried on the support substrate, and aninterlock feature 18 carried on the support substrate. Thesupport substrate 12 may comprise, for example, a glovebox surround or a portion of the dashboard or instrument panel. - The
glovebox 14 in the illustrated embodiment includes adoor 20 and astorage compartment 22. A hinge, generally designated byreference numeral 24 connects theglovebox 14 to thesupport substrate 12 so that the glovebox may be rotationally displaceable with respect to the support substrate. - As best illustrated in
FIGS. 1, 2 a, 2 b and 2 c, thedownstop 16 includes astalk 26 and ahead 28. More specifically, thehead 28 is connected to the distal end of thestalk 26 while the proximal end of the stalk is connected to thesupport substrate 12 by means of ahinge 30. Thehead 28 includes aninstallation feature 32 and aglovebox retention feature 34 described in greater detail below. - As illustrated in
FIG. 2a , theinstallation feature 32 defines a first included angle A1 with thestalk 26 and theglovebox retention feature 34 defines a second included angle A2 with the stalk. As shown, the first included angle A1 is provided inside the second included angle A2. Consistent with this, theinstallation feature 32 and the first included angle A1 are closer to thehinge 30 at the proximal end of thestalk 26 than theglovebox retention feature 34 and the second included angle A2. It should also be appreciated that theinstallation feature 32 is oriented toward thehinge 30 at the proximal end of thestalk 26 while the glovebox retention feature is oriented away from the hinge. - In some of the many possible embodiments of the
glovebox assembly 10, the first included angle A1 is between 120 degrees and 160 degrees and the second included angle A2 is between 90 degrees and 130 degrees. In one particularly useful embodiment, the first included angle A1 is about 140 degrees and the second included angle A2 is about 110 degrees. - As should be appreciated from reviewing
FIGS. 1 and 3 a, theinterlock feature 18 is carried on thesupport substrate 12 and overlaps thestalk 26 adjacent or near thehead 28. Further, theinterlock feature 18 is oriented on thesupport substrate 12 toward theglovebox 14. - The
glovebox 14 includes arear wall 36 opposite thedoor 20. Thatrear wall 36 includes a radiusedcam 38 at its terminal edge. As illustrated inFIG. 4a andFIG. 4b , theradiused cam 38 is oriented to engage theinstallation feature 32 when theglovebox 14 is installed in thesupport substrate 12 of theglovebox assembly 10. - More specifically, first the installer engages the
hook 40 with thepivot shaft 42 of thesupport substrate 12 in order to complete assembly of thehinge 24. Theglovebox 14 is then rotated in the direction of action arrow B about thehinge 24 until the radiusedcam 38 engages theinstallation feature 32 of the downstop 16. As the installer continues to rotate theglovebox 14 in the direction of action arrow B, theradiused cam 38 rides along the sloped face of theinstallation feature 32 causing theinstallation feature 32 to pivot about thehinge 30 in the direction of action arrow C until the downstop 16 is pivoted sufficiently (see phantom line position inFIG. 4a ) to allow the radiusedcam 38 on therear wall 36 to pass thehead 28 and complete the installation of theglovebox 14. Accordingly, it should be appreciated that theglovebox 14 may be installed in a simple and efficient manner without placing any substantial stress on the downstop 16 and thus, protecting the downstop from any damage. - When the installed
glovebox 14 is displaced by rotation about thehinge 24 from the fully closed position illustrated inFIG. 1 to the fully open position illustrated inFIG. 3a , therear wall 36 of the glovebox, behind the radiusedcam 38 engages theglovebox retention feature 34 on thehead 28 of the downstop 16. When this occurs, the downstop 16 pivots about thehinge 30 in the direction of action arrow D inFIG. 3b providing a damping effect for improved feel and smooth operation. - In the event the user intentionally or inadvertently pushes down on the
glovebox 14 in the opening direction (note action arrow E inFIG. 3a ), thestalk 26 of the downstop 16 engages theinterlock feature 18 as shown in phantom line inFIG. 3b . As a result, theinterlock feature 18 effectively supports the downstop 16, preventing the downstop from disengaging from therear wall 36 of theglovebox 14 and effectively holding theglovebox 14 in the fully open position against the abuse load. - Should it ever be necessary to remove the
glovebox 14 from thesupport substrate 12 for maintenance purposes, that may be done in a simple and efficient manner without placing any stress on the downstop 16 thereby allowing the downstop to be protected from inadvertent damage. Toward this end, one uses a finger, screwdriver or other tool to pivot the downstop 16 upward in the direction of action arrow C as illustrated inFIG. 4a until the downstop is in the illustrated phantom line position. This provides the necessary clearance to allow therear wall 36 of theglovebox 14 to pass thehead 28 of the downstop. It is then a simple matter to disengage thehook 40 from thepivot shaft 42 of thehinge 24 and fully remove theglovebox 14 from thesupport substrate 12. - As should be appreciated from viewing
FIG. 2c , it is a relatively simple matter to fine tune the performance characteristics of the downstop 16. This may be done by optimizing the downstop length L, the downstop width W and the downstop thickness T. - It should also be noted that the downstop 16 may be integrally formed as a part of the
support substrate 12 by injection molding. While theintegrated interlocking feature 18 generates an undercut condition, alifter 50 may be used to solve the issue. NoteFIG. 5 showing how theinterlock feature 18 may be injection molded between thecavity steel 52, thelifter 50 and thecore steel 54. Thelifter 50,cavity steel 52 andcore steel 54 may be opened as per the action arrows in order to remove thesupport substrate 12 and downstop 16 from the mold when cured. - The foregoing has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the embodiments to the precise form disclosed. Obvious modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teachings. For example, the
glovebox assembly 10 could include one, two or more downstops 16 with interlocking features 18 depending upon the particular application and size of theglovebox 14. All such modifications and variations are within the scope of the appended claims when interpreted in accordance with the breadth to which they are fairly, legally and equitably entitled.
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