Supporting collar
AssigneeHispano Suiza
InventorsEric Ferragut, Christian Mazelle, Pascal Pelisson
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Abstract
Supporting collar (10) for an element (8) such as a cable or a pipe, comprising a strap (18) capable of being fixed to a support (12), an outer sleeve (16) encircled by this strap (18), an inner sleeve (14) through which said element (8) can pass, and a deformable web (15) connecting said sleeves (14, 16) and allowing the inner sleeve (14) to move relative to the outer sleeve (16). The outer sleeve (16), the web (15) and the inner sleeve (14) are formed as a single central part made of an elastomeric material, e.g. fluorosilicone. The element (8) is secured to the inner sleeve (14) with the aid of a fastening collar (20) that is fastened around the inner sleeve (14).
Claims17
A supporting collar for an element such as a cable or a pipe, comprising a strap capable of being fixed to a support, an outer sleeve encircled by said strap, an inner sleeve through which said element can pass, and a deformable web connecting said inner and outer sleeves and allowing the inner sleeve to move relative to the outer sleeve, said deformable web being formed by two annular membranes that come together at the outer sleeve and diverge with distance from the outer sleeve so that said deformable web, in cross section, is generally Y-shaped, having a base joined to said outer sleeve and two arms spreading out and joined with said inner sleeve at two junctions.
A supporting collar for an element, said supporting collar comprising:
- a strap fixable to a support;
- an outer sleeve encircled by said strap;
- an inner sleeve configured to receive said element;
- a deformable web connecting said inner and outer sleeves and allowing the inner sleeve to move relative to the outer sleeve, said deformable web comprising two annular membranes that come together at the outer sleeve and diverge with distance from the outer sleeve;
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- at least one fastening collar capable of being fastened around the inner sleeve.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.