This vehicle lid device includes: a box provided on a vehicle-body deep side and having an opening for exposing a storage space to a vehicle-body outside; a lid to open/close between opening-closed/opened positions; and an open/close mechanism to open/close the lid between the closed/opened positions. The open/close mechanism includes a rotary gear rotatable about a rotation axis extending along a vehicle-body back surface on the vehicle-body deep side, a slide member provided on the vehicle-body deep side, meshed with the rotary gear, and slidable along the vehicle-body back surface through rotation of the rotary gear, a first guide mechanism to move the lid in a vehicle-body front-back direction relative to the box by the slide member sliding in a first region section, and a second guide mechanism to move the lid along the vehicle-body back surface relative to the box by the slide member sliding in a second region section.

This vehicle lid device includes: a box provided on a vehicle-body deep side and having an opening for exposing a storage space to a vehicle-body outside; a lid to open/close between opening-closed/opened positions; and an open/close mechanism to open/close the lid between the closed/opened positions. The open/close mechanism includes a rotary gear rotatable about a rotation axis extending along a vehicle-body back surface on the vehicle-body deep side, a slide member provided on the vehicle-body deep side, meshed with the rotary gear, and slidable along the vehicle-body back surface through rotation of the rotary gear, a first guide mechanism to move the lid in a vehicle-body front-back direction relative to the box by the slide member sliding in a first region section, and a second guide mechanism to move the lid along the vehicle-body back surface relative to the box by the slide member sliding in a second region section.

A device configured for opening and closing a charging door may include a guide rail mounted to be long in a charging hole in a longitudinal direction thereof, an actuator configured to provide a driving force, and a charging door engaged to the actuator and configured to be concealed and moved in the charging hole along the guide rail according to the driving force received from the actuator in a state of being closed to open the charging hole.

A device configured for opening and closing a charging door may include a guide rail mounted to be long in a charging hole in a longitudinal direction thereof, an actuator configured to provide a driving force, and a charging door engaged to the actuator and configured to be concealed and moved in the charging hole along the guide rail according to the driving force received from the actuator in a state of being closed to open the charging hole.

The invention relates to a hatch operating mechanism arranged to control opening and closing movements of a hatch (202; 302; 402) covering an opening in a vehicle. The mechanism comprises a first and a second arm (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421), which are rotatably attached to the vehicle at a first end and rotatably attached onto the hatch at a second end. A first and a second connecting element (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424) are arranged extending between and displaceable relative to a pair of spaced apart, parallel guide means (216, 226, 217, 227; 316, 317; 416, 417) fixed to the hatch (202; 302; 402), wherein the second ends of the first and second arms (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421) are rotatably attached to a respective first and second connecting element (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424). The first and second arms (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421) are simultaneously rotatable in opposite directions about their first ends over an arcuate path; and the connecting elements (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424) are arranged to execute a reciprocating movement along the guide means (216, 226; 217, 227) during the rotation of the first and second arms over the arcuate path.

The invention relates to a hatch operating mechanism arranged to control opening and closing movements of a hatch (202; 302; 402) covering an opening in a vehicle. The mechanism comprises a first and a second arm (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421), which are rotatably attached to the vehicle at a first end and rotatably attached onto the hatch at a second end. A first and a second connecting element (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424) are arranged extending between and displaceable relative to a pair of spaced apart, parallel guide means (216, 226, 217, 227; 316, 317; 416, 417) fixed to the hatch (202; 302; 402), wherein the second ends of the first and second arms (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421) are rotatably attached to a respective first and second connecting element (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424). The first and second arms (211, 221; 311, 321; 411, 421) are simultaneously rotatable in opposite directions about their first ends over an arcuate path; and the connecting elements (214, 224; 314, 324; 414, 424) are arranged to execute a reciprocating movement along the guide means (216, 226; 217, 227) during the rotation of the first and second arms over the arcuate path.

A door roller includes a carriage member comprising a plurality of bores, and a plurality of roller assemblies connected to the carriage member, each roller assembly of the plurality of roller assemblies including a pivot bearing rotatably disposed within a bore of the plurality of bores and a pair of rollers coupled to the pivot bearing. Each wheel assembly is configured to pivot relative to the carriage member.

A mechanism to enable opening and closing of a vehicle door comprising a swing arm assembly in use pivotally coupled between a vehicle structure and a slide support carriage. The slide support carriage being mounted to an elongate rail assembly attached to the vehicle door for movement there along. The mechanism further comprises a motion control surface attached to or integral with the door assembly and a follower assembly to regulate relative simultaneous pivotal motion of the swing arm according to the position and motion of the slide support carriage along the rail assembly.

An aircraft door mechanism includes an aircraft structure (14) delimiting an opening (24); an aircraft door (26) movable between a position closing off the opening (24) and a released position of the opening (24); and a guide system (28) for moving the door (26) between the closed off and released positions. The guide system (28) includes a main rail (46) that is fixed relative to the structure and a main carriage (48) mechanically connected to the door (26) and able to slide on the main rail (46) during the movement between said closed off and released positions. The main rail (46) is positioned between the door (26) and the structure during at least part of the movement of the door (26) between said closed off and released positions.

An aircraft door mechanism includes an aircraft structure (14) delimiting an opening (24); an aircraft door (26) movable between a position closing off the opening (24) and a released position of the opening (24); and a guide system (28) for moving the door (26) between the closed off and released positions. The guide system (28) includes a main rail (46) that is fixed relative to the structure and a main carriage (48) mechanically connected to the door (26) and able to slide on the main rail (46) during the movement between said closed off and released positions. The main rail (46) is positioned between the door (26) and the structure during at least part of the movement of the door (26) between said closed off and released positions.