Eaton Corporation

S.a.m. Microtechnic

Microtechnic S.a.m

Gilbert Bennardo

Aime Goubely

The invention features, (i) a fan-shaped or otherwise axially deformable washer structure (4D) between a screwed element (5,5A) and a valve body member or coil jacket (3); (ii) a conical preferably self-tapping or self-cutting, a fine, screw thread (8) moving with the element; (iii) a thin valve carcass which may be distorted or even broken by normal screw-in pressures encountered, or by heating-up effects; (iv) the washer forming part of or being integral with the magnetic circuit of the solenoid; (v) a return spring (7A) in the gap (7), between the two armature parts (5,6) e.g., lodged in recesses in the adjacent faces thereof; and (vi) an annular recess (9) in the periphery of the 'fixed' armature part (5), to accommodate an O-ring, if satisfactory fluid sealing should require it; also a further axial interval (10) to accommodate a certain freedom of screw-in.

Adjustable solenoid valve with improved stability

Impregnable locking system of the fastening of display-boxes called 'blisters', consisting of a box in two articulated halves having on the side opposite their hinge fastening flaps destined to be held one against the other by this system, characterized in that it consists of a clip destined to cover these two flaps, and between which is attached a transverse shaft, a vertical notch made in the flaps allowing this shaft to go through when the clip is put into place, two gears which being slid onto this shaft, between the outer side of each flap and the corresponding side of the clip. A device is provided so that these gears are constantly pushed towards each other, and once this clip is placed on the flaps, the gears come to rest in lodgings made in the outer sides of the flaps, thereby immobilizing the clip onto the flaps. An external device is provided to push the gears in the opposite direction to take them out of the lodgings so as to allow extraction of the clip and to free the flaps of the blister to allow its opening.

Impregnable locking system

Impregnable locking system of the fastening of display-boxes called 'blisters', consisting in a box in two articulated halves having on the side opposite their hinge fastening flaps destined to be held one against the other by this system, characterized in that it consists in a clip destined to cover these two flaps, and between which is attached a transversal shaft, a vertical notch made in the flaps allowing this shaft to go through when the clip is put into place, two gears being slid onto this shaft, between the outer side of each flap and the corresponding side of the clip, the means being provided so that these gears are constantly pushed towards each other, and once this clip placed on the flaps, the gears come to rest in the lodgings made in the outer sides of the flaps, therefore immobilizing the clip onto the flaps, external means being provided to push the gears in the opposite direction to take them out of the lodgings to allow the extraction of the clip and to free the flaps of the blister to allow its opening.

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Nice, France

Gilbert Bennardo