Federal-mogul Powertrain LLC

Federal-mogul Systems Protection Group, Inc.

Federal Mogul Systems Protection

Federal-mogul Systems Protection Group S.a.s.

Jean Ferrand

Cassie Marie Malloy

Tianqi Gao

Danny Winters

Lionel Dromain

Jean-Rene Chesnais

Yann Batique

Frédéric Louart

Dirk Steitz

Danny E Winters

Benoît Laurent

A wrappable protective sleeve for providing protection to at least one elongate member contained therein and methods of construction and use thereof are provided. The sleeve includes a flexible textile wall having opposite inner and outer faces bounded by opposite edges and opposite ends. The opposite edges extend generally parallel to one another between the opposite ends. A pair of adhesive layers is bonded to the inner face, with each of the adhesive layers being spaced from one another. The adhesive layers extend between the opposite ends adjacent the opposite edges. Further, a release paper is releasably adhered to the pair of adhesive layers for subsequent removal and use of the sleeve.

Wrappable protective sleeve with closure and locating feature and methods of construction and use thereof

A wrappable textile sleeve and method of construction includes an elongate wall having warp yarns extending generally parallel to a longitudinal central axis of the sleeve and fill yarns extending circumferentially about the sleeve. The warp yarns and the fill yarns are woven in an overlying and underlying weave pattern with one another. The warp yarns are arranged in discrete groups alternating about a circumference of the wall with adjacent groups having a different number of the warp yarns. As such, the wall is provided with groups of increased numbers of warp yarns that provide the sleeve with enhanced rigidity and abrasion resistance, while also being provided with groups of decreased numbers of warp yarns that provide the sleeve with enhanced flexibility along the longitudinal central axis.

Wrappable end fray resistant protective textile sleeve and method of construction thereof

A protective device includes a mechanical protective sheath () and a thermal protective nozzle () mounted at one end () of the mechanical protective sheath (), the mechanical protective sheath () including a tubular textile structure that is deformable by compression in the longitudinal direction of the mechanical protective sheath (), the textile structure having, in a longitudinal compression area, an expanded sheath portion () adapted to interact by the reversion of one end () of the thermal protective nozzle (). The device can be used in particular for protecting an element () connecting to a sensor () of an engine ().

Protective device, particularly for connection element

The invention concerns a protective sheath reclosable by overlapping comprising an outer longitudinal edge () adapted to overlap an inner longitudinal edge () of the sheath () in an overlap portion (). Adhesive means () are fixed on an inner surface of the outer longitudinal edge (), the adhesive means () extending over a portion of the inner surface of the sheath () adapted to extend beyond the overlap portion (). Said reclosable protective sheath is useful in particular for protecting at least an elongated object ().

Protective sheath reclosable by overlapping and use thereof

A heat-reflective protective sleeve includes a substrate () and a sheet of reflective material () fixed on the substrate (). The substrate () is elastically deformable from a non-operating position and the sheet () is pleated on the substrate () in the non-operating position.

Thermal protection sheath and its fabrication method

The device is a tool for placing a split sheath around elongated items such as bundles of electronic cables. It comprises a guide bush which makes possible the opening of the sheath, a duct for the cables to be sheathed, lateral grooves for guiding the open sheath and is characterized by the presence of a lateral opening which allows the introduction or extraction of cables possibly already fixed at their two extremities during the use of the tool, as well as by the angle which there is between this opening and the duct for the cables in a manner to keep them in position in the tool be their own rigidity. The tool may have a handle for manipulation and for setting the tool in relative motion along the cables to be sheathed. The invention is also directed at the method for using the tool.

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Crepy en Valois, France

Jean Ferrand