Hutchinson

Julien Mongendre

Stéphane Ully

Fabien Bordinat

Robin Milandre

Flavien Gaurat

Cyril Amaru

Mickaël Halin

A fluidic connector includes a female tubular fitting, a male tubular fitting, and a generally U-shaped metal pin mounted astride the female fitting. The pin is axially movable on the female fitting from an inoperative position in which branches of the pin are held spaced apart by the female fitting, to an operative position in which portions of the branches are located at the level of at least one slit of the female fitting and are able to pass through the slit by elastic return. The male fitting includes a part configured to be engaged in the female fitting and to cooperate directly with the branches of the pin move the male fitting from its inoperative position to its operative position.

Fluidic connector and method for assembling it

A fluid connection device comprising a body formed of one single part and comprising a first tubular nozzle comprising a male part, and at least two elastically-deformable tabs provided to retain the male part in a female part, wherein the device further comprises a lock mounted on the body and mobile in translation from a first position wherein the tabs are released, allowing their elastic deformation, to a second position wherein the tabs are blocked, preventing their elastic deformation.

Fluid connection device

A fluid connection device generally includes a male connector and a female connector configured to be co-inserted along an axis X, an elastically-deformable pin with a general U or C shape mounted on the female connector, the pin having one part passing through the female connector and configured to cooperate by elastic snap-fitting with the male connector, and a ring axially movable on the female connector between a pin release position and a locking position. In the device, the female connector may support elements that are radially mobile between a first radial position, for example, internal, whereby the ring is immobilized on the female connector, and a second radial position, for example, external, whereby the ring is released. The elements are generally configured to cooperate both with the male connector and the ring to release the ring when the pin is snap-fitted on the male connector.

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Chapelle Saint Mesmin, France

Julien Mongendre