Coupling device (1) for force-transmitting connection of a first
Bowden cable (3) with a second
Bowden cable (4), wherein the
coupling device (1) comprises a first
coupling part (9) to which a sheath (5) and a core (6) of the first
Bowden cable (3) can be attached, and a second
coupling part (10) to which a sheath (7) and a core (8) of the second Bowden cable (4) can be attached, wherein the first of the coupling parts (9) comprises a first housing (11) connectable to the sheath (5) of the first Bowden cable (3) and a first slide (12) connectable to the core (6) of the first Bowden cable (3) and longitudinally displaceable within the housing (11), and wherein the coupling parts (9, 10) are positively
interlocking or joined together.wherein the second of the coupling parts (10) has a second housing (21) connectable to the sheath (7) of the second Bowden cable (4) and a second slide (22) connectable to the inner tube (8) of the second Bowden cable (4) and longitudinally displaceable within the second housing (21), wherein the housings (11, 21) of the coupling parts (9, 10) on the one hand and the slides (12, 22) of the coupling parts (9, 10) on the other hand are each positively
interlocking or joined to one another in a joining direction transverse to the force transmission direction of the Bowden cables (3, 4), and wherein at least one of the slides (22) has at least one guide surface (33) inclined to the joining direction for the other of the slides (12), which interacts with the other of the slides (12) when the coupling parts (9, 10) are joined in the joining direction such that at least one of the slides (22) is displaced in the direction of
power transmission,wherein the second slide (22) has several guide surfaces (33) arranged at intervals from each other in the direction of force transmission, wherein the first slide (12) has at least one drive element (31) which interacts with at least one of the guide surfaces (33), characterized in that the drive element (31) is a drive bolt or cylinder oriented transversely to the direction of force transmission.