Endress + Hauser Flowtec Ag

Philipp Rimkus

Björn Larsson

Philipp Loeffel

Daniel Kessler

An electrical lead-through for an electronics housing, comprises a first stop element with at least one first through-hole, a second stop element with at least one second through-hole, an elastic element which extends between the first stop element and the second stop element along a first axis, and at least one electrical contact element with a first end and a second end lying opposite the first end. The first end of the contact element is movably arranged in the first through-hole and the second end is movably arranged in the second through-hole. The elastic element is suitable for deforming when the first stop element and the second stop element are moved relative to each other, and the first stop element and the second stop element are each suitable for being fixed to the electronics housing.

Electrical lead-through and electronics housing

An assembly comprises a circular panel; an annular body; and an elastomer ring. The annular body has a panel seat surrounded by a lateral surface having a ring shaped outer groove bounded in a first axial direction by a first outer shoulder and bounded in an opposing, second axial direction by a second outer shoulder. Adjoining the first outer shoulder is a guide surface having a radius monotonically increasing with separation from the first shoulder. The circular panel has an outer lateral surface having a peripheral inner groove extending radially inwards. The two inner shoulders have a convex contour in which the rotational axis of the circular panel extends. The elastomer ring is clamped between both inner shoulders and both outer shoulders, whereby a shifting of the circular panel out of the annular body is prevented up to a limit loading.

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Lörrach, Germany

Philipp Rimkus