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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 18, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 16, 2010
Bruno Le Briere, Paris, FR;
Clement Laplane, Vincennes, FR;
Abdelkader Didi, Le Pontet, FR;
Vincent Chatelet, Le Blanc-Mesnil, FR;
Bruno Le Briere, Paris, FR;
Clement Laplane, Vincennes, FR;
Abdelkader Didi, Le Pontet, FR;
Vincent Chatelet, Le Blanc-Mesnil, FR;
Geoservices Equipements, Paris Nord II, FR;
Abstract
This tool comprises an upper portion and a lower portion able to move relative to each other between a connected position and a completely disconnected position. The tool comprises an immobilization member that can be freed from the upper portion relative to the lower portion, a member for releasing the immobilization member, and a mechanism for moving the release member housed in the tool. The movement mechanism comprises an actuator and a receptor for receiving a control signal.
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