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Franck Lacaille

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Xavier Le Dieu

A device () for gripping a container () made of a thermoplastic material, includes: a nose () having a main shaft (B) which is suitable for axially inserting into the neck () of the container (); a plurality of jaws () which are mounted in the nose () in a radially mobile manner between a retracted position allowing the free axial sliding of the nose () in the neck () and an expanded position allowing the immobilization of the neck () in relation to the nose () by pressing against the inner part of the neck (); and elements () for elastically returning the jaws to their expanded position, wherein the jaw assembly () is maintained circumferentially in a determined circumferential position in relation to the nose ().

Device for gripping a container comprising a nose wherein expansion jaws are held circumferentially in position

Device () for gripping an object such as a blow-molding container preform (), comprising: a guiding body (); a stop body (), mounted so as to move axially relative to the guiding body () along an axis () of the device, intended to be aligned with the object () to be gripped; a mandrel support (), equipped with a gripping mandrel (), able to move axially relative to the guiding body () and having a plunge-in travel () going from a set-back position to a plunged-in position in which the mandrel () is capable of gripping the object (). The stop body () has, together with the mandrel support (), a system of support stops () arranged so that the mandrel support () drives the stop body () axially onto a terminal portion of the plunge-in travel (). The device () includes a return means () mounted between the guiding body () and the stop body, for the purpose of driving the stop body along an axial set-back direction opposite direction of plunge-in travel.

Device for gripping a blow-moulding container preform

Nozzle for a blowing or stretch-blow molding of containers starting from parisons made of plastics, said nozzle having a nozzle body capable of coming in contact with an upper face of a mold designed for receiving a parison, said nozzle being characterized in that it comprises:

Nozzle for a container manufacturing machine

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Octeville sur Mer, France

Franck Lacaille