Dual rotary joints, connecting elements, and shock absorbers let articulated vehicle units move safely while folding into a smaller transport footprint.
Built-in bolts and receivers let two cars form one vehicle with contiguous interior space, added cargo capacity, and combined power.
A form-fitting elastomer profile in a C-shaped recess secures bellows, reducing construction complexity while accommodating vehicle movements.
Composite fleece material web with elastomer coating achieves noise insulation comparable to double-corrugated designs while reducing manufacturing complexity.
Segmented bellows frames support a closable window panel that grants quick maintenance access without compromising weather or noise sealing.
Sliding means coupled to a beam provide stable gangway support while reducing wear and internal stresses.
A vertically oriented damping device eliminates lateral space requirements by installing a hydraulic cylinder above the joint center.
Segmented cab design isolates driver vibrations while maximizing interior volume within fixed chassis length constraints.
A detachable cover connects to a connecting frame via a keder mechanism, allowing replacement without damaging the bellows.