A. Raymond & Cie

Bernard Houte

Daniel Boville

Hans-Jurgen Lesser

Jean-Jacques Legat

Antoine Raymond

A tubular sheathing channel assembly for housing bunched cables. The assembly includes a longitudinally slit sheathing wall of elastic plastic material and includes a pair of projections which are molded on along the slits (,) and which are formed with an L-shaped cross-section, and which are embraced by C-shaped clamp members. Clamp walls (,) of the clamp member (,) are guided on the projections (,) such that they may be moved in a longitudinal direction and are equipped with fastening portions (,) in order to anchor the sheathing wall (,) on a carrier plate (,). The projections (,) preferably are equipped with an interlockable groove and tongue (,) and (,) on the inside walls (,).

Tubular sheathing channel to encase bunched cables

A tubular sheathing channel assembly for housing bunched cables. The assembly includes a longitudinally slit sheathing wall of elastic plastic material and includes a pair of projections which are molded on along the slits (2) and which are formed with an L-shaped cross-section, and which are embraced by C-shaped clamp members. Clamp walls (13) of the clamp member (5) are guided on the projections (4) such that they may be moved in longitudinal direction and are equipped with fastening portions (6) in order to anchor the sheathing wall (1) on a carrier plate (21). The projections (3) preferably are equipped with interlockable groove and tongue (10) and (11) on the inside walls (9).

A two-part fastening system composed of an anchoring part (1) which is pressed into a fastening body (4) of hard-elastic synthetic material. The anchoring part (1) consists of a relatively soft synthetic material and is provided with a plurality of parallel ribs extending perpendicularly from a carrier plate 2. The fastening body (4) includes a pair of clamping walls (5) having several rows of pointed projections (9) spaced one over another. The ribs of the anchoring part are pressed into engagement with the pointed projections so that a high strength connection between the parts is generated.

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Meylan, France

Bernard Houte