Automaxi Industries

Wagon Sas

Advanced Comfort Systems France Sas-acs France

Advanced Comfort Systems France - Acs France

Pascal Fourel

David Billy

Xavier Sandrin

Christophe Devanne

Xavier Juge

A glazed roof of a motor vehicle is provided, which includes at least one opening and a fixed glazed structure bearing at least one element sliding on the inside of the vehicle and intended to close the opening(s). The glazed structure has an external contour coinciding with an accommodating surround on the chassis of the vehicle so the contour can be secured to the accommodating surround, as a flush fit. Each of the sliding elements is guided along two rails secured to the surface of the fixed structure, in a region distant from the external contour so as not to interfere with the securing of the latter to the accommodating surround. The roof has at least one retaining element, having a first end secured to one of the rails and a second end secured to the chassis. Each of the retaining elements is positioned at right angles to the rail.

Glazed roof of a motor vehicle, corresponding method of assembly and corresponding vehicle

A seal covers a longitudinal groove forming a slide on the top of a roof bar which has in cross section, on its face that faces upward, two longitudinal lips projecting substantially toward each other to cover partly a longitudinal cavity of the bar and to define the groove between them. The seal has on each longitudinal lateral edge a conformation of substantially U-shaped cross section complementary to that of the corresponding longitudinal lip in order to interengage with the lip. The seal has two longitudinal cuts on its face facing toward the cavity, between the two longitudinal lateral conformations. The cuts extend from that face to the vicinity of a top surface of the seal to form a longitudinal central tongue between the cuts which is easily separated from the two longitudinal lateral parts of the seal.

Seal adapted to cover the longitudinal groove in a roof bar

A device for attaching long objects, in particular bars, includes an element for attaching bars together and a tongue having hook means. The element for attaching the bars together includes four identical arms assembled in pairs at the ends of a central region. The hook means is an eyelet.

Attachment device for long objects

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Saint-Malo, France

Pascal Fourel