A. Raymond Et Cie

Julien Rat

Mansour Mbaye

Michael Trede

Jérôme Chaupin

Anaïs Deplan

Emile Ferrand

Nico Menner

Ralf Herbers

Christian Schoelzel

Jan Kupfer

Thierry Guerin

Jean-Luc Jesslen

An intermediate assembly for a temperature measuring device comprises: a temperature sensor including a measuring cell and two metal branches, two electrical connection pins each having an attachment portion and a connection portion, both of the metal branches respectively being electrically linked to both of the electrical connection pins, at their attachment portion; the attachment portions of the two pins extending in a main plane and an end of the measuring cell occupying a predetermined position with respect to a reference point of the electrical connection pins, a plastic casing formed by at least two inserts positioned against the electrical connection pins, on either side of the main plane, the casing defining a clamp to hold the measuring cell along at least one transverse axis normal to the main plane.

Method for manufacturing a temperature measuring device intended to be connected to a fluid connector, and associated intermediate assembly

A connector suitable to be connected to a multi port extruded tube comprises a socket suitable for an end section of a multi port extruded tube to inserted into the socket along a linear insertion direction, whereby the socket contains an end section receiving space suitable to receive the end section of a multi port extruded tube, the end section receiving space bordering a first opening suitable for a multi port extruded tube to extend through it, whereby a cap arranged inside the socket such that the cap can slide from a forward position that is closer to the first opening to a backward position that is further away from the first opening, the cap having an outer circumferential surface whereby a sealing is provided inside the socket that contacts the outer circumferential surface of the cap in the forward position of the cap.

Connector suitable to be connected to a multi-port extruded tube

A coupling device for a tubular element comprises a hollow body having a housing, a cartridge locked in the housing in a first position, the cartridge then protruding from the hollow body, the cartridge having an outer wall and an inner wall delimiting an inner channel, the inner channel having a first end forming an inlet for receiving the tubular element and a second end provided with an obstacle, an annular seal and a fastening ring disposed in the inner channel in order to secure the tubular element in the inner channel in sealed manner. The coupling device comprises an unlocking system configured to allow, when the tubular element exerts a force against the obstacle, the unlocking of the cartridge and its movement to a second position, in which the cartridge is entirely incorporated in the hollow body.

Device for connecting a tubular element

A protective housing for protecting an electronic device includes a plurality of walls defining a casing, a plurality of partitions, and at least one flow groove. One of the walls of the housing, referred to as the main wall, has an opening covered with a membrane for exposing a part of a measuring device to atmospheric pressure. The plurality of partitions are arranged on the outer surface of the main wall and separated from each other by passages. The plurality of partitions are arranged around the opening to completely surround the opening and protect the membrane. The at least one flow groove is arranged next to the opening, in order to allow liquid that may accumulate around the opening and/or against the partitions to be discharged. The present disclosure also concerns a pressure sensor, in particular, for a tank of a motor vehicle, using such a protective housing.

Protective housing for protecting an electronic device from environmental conditions

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Rivier Apprieu, France

Julien Rat