Hutchinson

Henri Guillon

Guy Saint-Louis Augustin

Bernard Massie

Herve Malnoult

Patrick Gueneau

A constant section gasket based on elastomer, plastic, or like material, the gasket comprising a constant section element that is extruded or molded in at least one material selected from elastomers, plastics, thermoplastic elastomers, and the like materials. The gasket also includes a sole-piece for fixing on a support(s), in particular a metal part of car bodywork, with the sole-piece being fixed thereto by means of an induction heating machine.

Gasket based on elastomer, plastic, or like material, a method of

A constant section gasket based on elastomer, plastic, or like material, the gasket comprising a constant section element that is extruded or molded in at least one material selected from elastomers, plastic, thermoplastic elastomers, and like materials. The gasket also includes a sole-piece for fixing on a support(s), in particular a metal part of car bodywork, with the sole-piece being fixed thereto by means of an induction heating machine.

Method of forming an automobile gasket assembly

Sealing device including a tubular section element in particular for a

The invention relates to reinforcement for a sealing strip and to a sealing strip including such reinforcement. The essential characteristic of the present invention lies in superposing webs that interconnect rung members of the reinforcement so as to facilitate bulging or edgewise bending of the reinforcement and of the sealing strip. The invention is mainly applicable to providing sealing in the motor industry.

Reinforcement for a sealing strip and a sealing strip including such

A sealing device for the frame of a bay provided in a door panel with the bay having a rabbet and being adapted to be closed by a window. The sealing device includes a first part for fastening on the rabbet having sealing lips designed to contact the window, a second part being connected to the first part by a third part which is sufficiently resilient and compliant to enable relative movement of the two first parts and the attachment by a locking action of said second part to an anchoring edge of the door panel.

Sealing device for window frame with sliding or fixed pane

Metal armature for a tight strip or a seal, for use in particular in the automotive industry and specially for the production of members such as guides, slides, pane bottom or car window wiper rings ... etc, having a U-shape in its operational condition and comprising of sequence of elements arranged at intervals and connected with each other, each element, being composed of two nearly parallel strips joined by means of spacers and two adjacent elements being connected to each other using a connecting strip. The spacers and connecting strips are slanted to the mean longitudinal direction of the armature yet with opposite angles. The armature is for use in particular in the automotive industry and especially for the production of elements such as guides, slides, pane bottom or car window wiper rings.

Metal armature for a tight strip or a seal, for use, in particular, in

A guiding slideway for a moving sheet, in particular for a motor vehicle window, the slideway being intended to be mounted in a generally channel-section frame whose flanges terminate in sharp edges, the slideway including two sealing lips connected to two side flanges which are interconnected by a transverse web, wherein said web (20) and its portions connecting it to said side flanges (15) are shaped to constitute a resiliently deformable toggle action linkage which is disposed in such a manner that the slideway can easily be inserted without force into said frame while said slideway is in its rest position, i.e. the position it takes up when no external force is applied thereto, after which said slideway is deformed in such a manner as to lock it into place in the frame merely by pressing against said web in such a manner as to operate said toggle action linkage.

Sealing slideway for a moving sheet, and in particular for a motor

A bottom wiper seal for a moving glass, in particular in a car door, the wiper seal comprising a stub or clamp for fixing and mounting on the frame of the door and a first sealing lip carried by the stub and suitable for co-operating with the window glass. The wiper seal further comprises a second lip which is offset downwards relative to the first, and which is shaped and placed in such a manner as to come into contact with the window glass only when the glass is fully extended, in which case the second lip bears sufficiently against the glass for the lip to provide satisfactory sealing, with the first lip being covered on portions thereof liable to come into contact with the window by means of a relatively flexible covering of flock, whereas the second lip is coated on its operative portion with a sliding coating.

Bottom wiper seal for a retractable car window

A slideway strip for guiding a moving glass, in particular a car window glass, and intended to co-operate with a T-section shoe mounted on the glass, the strip comprising a generally channel section frame having a base (14) and two flanks (15, 16) with the ends of the flanks having respective sealing lips (21, 22) mounted thereon and made of a material softer than the frame material. The strip also has ribs (17, 17a) connected to its base via respective risers which leave shoe-receiving grooves (18, 18a). The strip is suitable for constituting car window weather strip.

Guiding slideway strip for a moving glass, in particular the glass of a

A waterproof sealing strip is disclosed which is adapted for sealing a moveable glass pane of a vehicle. The sealing strip includes a body having a pair of leg portions extending in opposing spaced-apart relation to form a clamp for mounting the strip to a vehicle. A first portion of the body has a flock coating of textile fibers for engaging the face of the pane. A second portion of the body has a second surface coating harder than the flock coating and having a low coefficient of friction also for engaging the pane and assisting in sliding movement of this glass pane.

Sealing strip for moveable glass components, notably car windows

Weather stripping is provided for a movable surface, more particularly an automotive vehicle window, comprising at least one lip or profiled member intended to come into contact with the movable surface and which is partially coated with a material promoting sliding, wherein said material is disposed at least over the active portion of said profiled member, in a plurality of separate zones defining a discontinuous layer on the cross section of the weather stripping.

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Vaux-sur-Seine, France

Henri Guillon