Seb S.a.

Benoît Linglin

Franck Mandica

Régis Fereyre

Fabrice Renault

Martial Maisonneuve

Xavier Vacheron

Pierre Durif

Bénédicte Simond

Marc Legrain

Monique Paget

Jean-Louis Compeau

Guy Magnouloux

Michel Demolis

Sylvain Perreal

Stephane Charvin

Sassi Bezzi

Stéphane Charvin

Jérôme Polesel

Jérôme Fabron

Patrick Stumboff

Etienne Bois

The invention relates to a handle for a cooking vessel that includes at least one thermoelectric generator thermally connected to a heat sink. The invention is characterised in that the handle has an inner cavity that extends longitudinally over at least one third of the length of the handle, and the heat sink extends longitudinally inside the cavity through at least two thirds of the length thereof.

Handle comprising a thermoelectric generator

Provided is a cooking vessel () including a body () equipped with a bottom () and a lateral wall (), a handle () mounted to the body () by mounting means (), and a sensor () disposed in a receiving housing () near the bottom () and equipped with at least one electrically insulated conducting element (), said sensor () and said conducting element () being mounted to a support () which extends from the bottom () along the lateral wall () and which is mounted to the handle (). The support () includes a retaining part () for the sensor and the conducting element and at least one programmed deformation area () to allow mobility between the retaining part () for the sensor and the conducting element and the handle () in at least one direction.

Cooking vessel comprising a sensor support

Provided is a process for drilling a tunnel () in which to place a sensor, in particular a temperature sensor, in a cooking vessel () comprising a bowl () with a bottom () having a thickness (e), said process comprising a step for drilling said tunnel made in the thickness (e). The drilling step comprises a pre-drilling step using a drill bit with a diameter of D, and a deep drilling step using a drill bit with a diameter of D, Dbeing greater than D

Process for drilling a tunnel in which to place a sensor in a cooking vessel and vessel created by said process

A hair-care device includes at least two jaws, a first jaw and a second jaw. The first and second jaw are elongated and hinged together so as to be able to shift between an open position and a closed position in which opposing working surfaces define a hair treatment region. An electric heating element is attached to at least one of the working surfaces. The first jaw includes at least one friction bar which is able to move along an adjacent working surface and which is adapted to engage with an opposing element of the second jaw to create, when the jaws are closed, a traction region which generates a traction force which exceeds the traction force generated by the treatment region as the device is moved over a lock of hair.

Hair-care device with jaws

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