2003

High-pressure snap-on connector

This connector provides a connection under pressure of over 600 bars. Used for hydraulic systems (brakes, power steering) on motor vehicles or mass-produced machinery.

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High-pressure snap-on connector

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Patent drawing of the high-pressure snap-on connector

2004

Suspension clip

The originality of the Tiger Clip® lies in the geometry of its two anchor grips which can take up variations in the thickness of the clip of several millimeters. Applications in the building industry, for the installation of false ceilings and the suspension of cable ducts.

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Tiger Clip®: Suspension clip

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Patent drawing of the Tiger Clip®

2005

RayTOOL® fastening gun

Assembly gun for the continuous fitting of fastening clips.
The advantages are considerable: increased productivity, reduction of process and logistics costs.

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RayTOOL® fastening gun

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Patent drawing of the RayTOOL® fastening gun

2007

Flexible wire unwinding device for climbing plants

Supports the quick growth of climbing plants. This method helps to increase the yield of cultivated areas under glass.

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Flexible wire unwinding device for climbing plants

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Patent drawing of the Flexible wire unwinding

2009

Cage in a body principle

Stopper device for sterile bottles for pharmaceutical laboratories. Completely plastic capping solution. An alternative to aluminum, RayDylyo® removes the crimping step for liquid and freeze-dried forms.

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Plastic capping solution RayDylyo®

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Technical drawing from the RayDylyo® capping solution patent

2012

Fastening of solar modules

Made from one single piece, the PowAR Snap® 90B enables framed solar modules to be fastened by simply clipping onto a standard rail. Easy and quicker assembly.

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PowAR Snap® clip on solar panel installation

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Technical drawing from the PowAR Snap® patent

2013

Shape memory alloy valve

Open or closed valve which moves from one state to the other thanks to a metal alloy wire spring, which changes shape according to the external temperature. The use of such an alloy simplifies the design of products like the valves which use electric actuators for the same function.

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Technical drawing from the Shape memory alloy valve patent