A. Raymond Et Cie

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A. Raymond & Cie

Ford-Werke Gmbh

Uwe Motsch

Sven Binkert

Klaus Muller

Gerhard Mack

Klaus Hullmann

Gerd Koch

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.

Device for fastening a connector piece to a carrier piece and fastening arrangement having such a device

A sheet metal nut including a cage part () that is fitted with a bottom plate (), supporting edge sections, and opposite side plates (). Contacting final sections () are disposed across from the supporting edge sections and grip the peripheral zones of a hole along with the supporting edge sections in a mounted arrangement of the sheet metal nut. The supporting edge sections are molded onto the bottom plate () while a separate securing part () is joined to the side plates () and is equipped with two leg plates () that are located between the side plates () and extend from a base region () towards the supporting edge sections () at an increasing distance from each other. The contacting final sections () are molded onto one respective free end of a leg plate (), are aligned with their front sides directed towards one another, and lie across from the supporting edge sections ().

Sheet metal nut

A plug-in device for connecting a support element () to an add-on piece (). The device includes a plug-in element which can be inserted into a recess of the support element () and includes at least one laterally projecting bearing section () serving to bear externally against the support element (), and an abutment region (). An inner element () has a threaded region () for receiving a screw () and at least one counter-element (). The inner element () is received in the plug-in element () so as to be axially displaceable. A threaded shank () of the screw () comes into engagement with the abutment region (), which forms a stop for the screw () in the direction of insertion. The add-on piece () can thus be fixed at a distance from the support element () to secure the add-on piece to the support element.

Device for connecting a support element to an add-on piece

A clip for the retention of tubes, especially corrugated tubes, consisting of a clamping strap (2) for receiving the tube (7), said clamping strap being connected in a C-shape manner to a baseplate (1) and being capable of springing open elastically, and of anchors (8), formed on the baseplate (1), for anchoring the clip in a hole of a carrier body, wherein the anchors (8) are formed from two profile bars (9) and (10) which rest flat against one another and which are connected to one another at their lower end by a web (11) and have claws (15) at their side edges (14), one profile bar (9) being provided with a bearing plate (16) which is formed on at right angles and which is connected at its free end, via deformable webs (17), to the free end of the baseplate (1) at an acute angle (.alpha.), and the other profile bar (10) being designed, in rectilinear prolongation, as a lever (18) which rests flush against the rear wall (5) of the oblique clamping strap (2).

Clip for retaining tubes

A clasp-like sheet metal nut for automatic fitting onto a support plate comprising a threaded leg, which has a thread profile, and a clasp leg, which is connected to said threaded leg via a cross-piece and is provided with a screw through-hole, the two legs running at an angle toward each other in the direction of their free ends and the free end of the threaded leg having an insertion plate protruding obliquely away from the clasp leg, wherein laterally outward-protruding guide fins are formed on one of the two legs.

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Rheinfelden, Germany

Uwe Motsch