A. Raymond Et Cie

A. Raymond Et Cie Scs

Christian Kolb

Daniel Schreiyäck

Alexander Ruff

Günter Tremmel

Ingo Hauser

Urs Grether

Andy Junge

Jan Regensburger

Andreas Glagau

Franziska Krüger

Thomas Tausendfreund

Daniel SCHEIYÄCK

Daniel SCHREIYÄCK

A valve assembly comprises a fastening element and at least one valve configured to be removably mounted to the fastening element. The fastening element includes a fastening body and a plurality of fastening islands. The fastening element has an elongated shape along a direction of elongation and is configured to be fastened in an automotive vehicle by at rear face of the fastening body. The fastening body comprises a plurality of openings aligned along the direction of elongation, each fastening island being housed in a respective through opening and is mechanically coupled to the fastening body by flexible means. The valve includes a casing, and is configured to be removably mounted in a mounted position to a respective fastening island at a front face thereof by attachment means configured to mount the valve to the fastening island according to a sliding movement and/or a rotating movement.

Valve assembly

A lock for holding a first part to a second part comprises a holding body with a receptacle for receiving a protruding part of the second part. The holding body has a wall that borders the receptacle and a locking element, the locking element having a protrusion, whereby the locking element has a first position, whereby in the first position the protrusion is in a locking position, whereby in the locking position the protrusion protrudes from the wall into the receptacle by a first amount and the locking element has a second position, whereby in the second position the protrusion is in a release position, whereby in the release position the protrusion either protrudes from the wall into the receptacle by a second amount, whereby the second amount is smaller than the first amount, or the protrusion does not protrude from the wall.

Lock for holding a first part to a second part and assembly of a first part and a second part

Disclosed is a device for accommodating a cable assembly. The device comprises a casing having a receiving portion with a connecting piece which is connected at its first end to the casing and extends away from the casing toward its second end; with two side sections each connected to the connecting piece at one end, extending toward the other end away from the connecting piece, and extending in different directions. The device further comprises a cover having an insertion part for insertion into the receiving portion, the insertion part having two sub-sections and each sub-section has an engaging element. The device is designed such that the insertion part can be inserted into the receiving portion, wherein the connecting piece is then located between the sub-sections. When the insertion part is inserted until each engaging element has passed a side section, the engaging elements prevent the insertion part from sliding out.

Device for accommodating a cable assembly

A clip with a head and a shank extending along a longitudinal axis from the head in which ribs are provided, each rib extending from a base of the respective rib on the shank to an end of the respective rib radially spaced from the base of the respective rib,

Clip with a head and a shank extending from the head along a longitudinal axis

A plug-in nut has an outer body and an inner body which is mounted in the outer body such that it can be displaced in a rotationally fixed manner. On the inner body, rear-latching lugs are formed on spring arms, which rear-latching lugs fix an attachment component on a carrier part in a variable position of the inner body in relation to the outer body, which variable position is assumed so as to compensate for tolerances, as soon as a screw has been screwed into a screw receiving space of the inner body. This results in a secure hold with very simple handling.

Plug-in nut

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Binzen, Germany

Christian Kolb