A. Raymond Et Cie

A. Raymond Et Cie Scs

Sven Binkert

Kevin Maschat

David Lamoureux

Uwe Motsch

Thomas Rapp

A connector for connecting a component to a bolt has a base part and at least one holding part arranged displaceably on the base part. The base part has a connecting section for connecting to the component, a receptacle for receiving the bolt, and a clamping element which partially delimits the receptacle. The clamping element, in a delivery state of the connector, in which the bolt has not yet been inserted into the receptacle, assumes a first position and can be moved outward into a second position. The holding part has a first holding lug, which in the delivery state is arranged in a first latching recess of the base part or in the delivery state is arranged at a distance from the first latching recess of the base part.

Connector for connecting a component with a bolt and system with a bolt and such a connector and method for producing such a system

The invention relates to a clip for fastening a first element to a second element, wherein the clip has a top () and a tip () and a first side () and a second side (), wherein the first side () extends from the top () in the direction of the tip (), and the second side () extends from the top () in the direction of the tip (), wherein a first side wall () extends from the first side () in the direction of the second side (), and a second side wall () extends from the second side () in the direction of the first side (), wherein the first side wall () has a first protruding finger (), which overlaps a region of the second side wall (), wherein the first side wall () has a second protruding finger, which overlaps another region of the second side wall ().

Clip for fastening a first element to a second element

Disclosed is a clip for fastening a first element to a second element, wherein the clip has a head, a tip, a first clip side, and a second clip side. The first clip side extends from the head along a longitudinal axis in the direction of the tip, and the second clip side extends from the head along the longitudinal axis in the direction of the tip and has a clip surface protruding from the first clip side. The clip surface can be moved, under the tension of a spring, from a first position into a position located closer to the longitudinal axis than the first position. The head surface merges into a first side wall via a first bending section which is bent around a first bending axis, wherein the first bending axis is at an angle of &#x3e;0&#xb0; to &#x3c;180&#xb0; to the longitudinal axis.

Clip for fastening a first element to a second element and device with a clip of this kind

A two-piece clip for securing an element to another element includes a first component having a head and a shaft extending from the head along a shaft axis having a point. At least one protrusion is provided on the shaft, having a contact surface facing the head, and the head having a contact surface facing the protrusion. The clip further includes a second component having a support surface facing the contact surface of the head, and a contact surface facing the protrusion. The contact surface of the head is supported on the support surface of the second component.

Clip for securing an element to another element and use of a two-part clip of this type

Disclosed is a clamping element to clamp to a portion of an element. The clamping element has a housing with a receiving space, the housing having an opening that connects the outside of the housing with the receiving space, a clip arranged inside the housing, the clip having a first leg and a second leg arranged opposite each other, a bridge connecting the first leg and the second leg, the receiving space at least partially being arranged between the first leg and the second leg, wherein a force needs to be applied to move the first leg away from the second leg and in a pre-assembly state of the clip, which describes the position that the elements of the clip have prior to the portion of the element that is to be clamped having been introduced into the receiving space.

Clamping element, method for assembling a clamping element, method for clamping a clamping element and system of an element and a clamping element

The invention relates to a clip for fastening a first element to a second element, wherein the clip has a top () and a tip () and a first side () and a second side (), wherein the first side () extends from the top () in the direction of the tip (), and the second side () extends from the top () in the direction or the tip (), wherein a first side wall () extends from the first side () in the direction of the second side (), and a second side wall () extends from the second side () in the direction or the first side (), wherein the first side wall () has a first protruding linger (), which overlaps a region of the second side wall (), wherein the first side wall () has a second protruding finger, which overlaps another region of the second side wall ().

A device for mounting an attachment part to a carrier part () has two mutually opposite legs () and an external head plate () which are each arranged at a distance from one another. The head plate () and the leg () adjacent to the head plate () have threaded structures () which, through an interaction of a blocking unit (), having a stop portion () and an overlap portion (), with a holding down means () and with the leg () bearing a threaded structure (), are arranged at a fixed distance from one another to form an internal thread.

Device for mounting an attachment part to a carrier part

The invention includes a clip having a head and at least one clip surface for abutment against the component or an element on which the component is to be held. The at least one clip surface faces the head and is spaced apart therefrom. The head exhibits a head-side surface and is joined with one or more arms designed for abutment against the opposite side of the component provided for the at least one clip surface to abut against or the element on which the component is to be held. The head-side surface has a head-bending section joined with an arm, wherein a connection between the head bending section and arm encompasses another bending section which runs at an angle in excess of 0&#xb0; relative to the bending axis of the head bending section, and/or the head-side surface is joined with a leg.

Device for holding a component

A cramping fastener device for assembling a part () to a support portion () is provided. The cramping fastener device includes a fastener clip which includes a deformable catch element that defines a cramping face (). The catch element is designed to be pushed through the part and through the support portion and is designed to have a cramping face that is resiliently retractable into the clip. The cramping fastener device further includes a proper-assembly indicator () for checking that the clip is properly assembled in the cramping position. The proper-assembly indicator is in the form of a sort of stud that is constrained to retract under the effect of the cramping face retracting so as to be able to start being pushed into the clip.

Cramping fastener device

A fastening device for connecting an attachment to a support part has a cover plate and side walls which are integrally formed on the cover plate and form a U-shaped profile. Mutually opposite edge wings and supporting cheeks supported on supporting edges are present on shaft arms. This results in a highly rigid, block-like construction of the fastening device which is highly resistant to very high pull-out forces.

Fastening device

A bracket part and a securing part are provided to connect an add-on part to a carrier part. The securing part is displaceable relative to the bracket part. The bracket part includes a carrier part receptacle that receives an edge region of the carrier part that is adjacent a carrier-part opening. In a final mounting arrangement, the securing part secures the bracket part via a mounting operation that can be performed by displacing the bracket part and the securing part. The final mounting arrangement can be easily checked for proper execution.

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Lörrach, Germany

Sven Binkert