RASCH / SAFIX. Release Numbering at RASCH / SAFIX. Structure of families with additional functions. Summary of the forms

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1 RASCH / SAFIX Release 2008 Automatic Search System of Fastenings RECHNERUNTERSTÜTZTES AUSWAHLSYSTEM FÜR SCHNELLEFESTIGER SYSTÈME AUTOMATIQUE DE RECHERCHE DE FIXATIONS Numbering at RASCH / SAFIX Structure of families with additional functions Summary of the forms RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A Raymond

2 INTRODUCTION RASCH / SAFIX (Automatic Search System of Fastenings) is first of all a catalogue of A.RAYMOND fastening solutions. As a computing support, it can be used in many languages. ased on the most up to date computing techniques, it complements the paper catalogue and can be used on both portable and office PC systemes in wide spread use. The catalogue offers many types of search, enabling you to find, amongst A.RAYMOND fasteners, the most suitable solutions. The five types of search and the three associated complimentary searches lead you to the product file, presenting everyone of the selected fastenings under the design shape associated to the many supplied informations (references and indexes, available materials and finishes, mounting tools, client references or names, constituant parts for mountings...) - The first type of search is based on a classification of fasteners functional family (clips, pipe clips, panels fasteners, hose couplings in total).the selection of the characteristics is made the choice of designs in a family tree of five levels, each one corresponding to a type of characteristic ( Families, number of tubes, types of fastener support...). - The second method is based on the elementary functions of the parts ( bolt fastenings, in a hole, on a plane surface...) which are their main functional families. - The third method enables you to search for parts beginning with an A.RAYMOND reference, a client reference or a client name. - The fourth method is programmed to search a component constituting the assembly or for non mounted assembly parts but which must be used together. - Finely, the fifth method is suited to the more knowledgeable. It offers the possibility to combine many methods of search and enables the use of "joker" characters at the time of the definition of certain characteristics. Three complimentary search methods are available, once the main search has started.these methods enable you to refine the product characteristics looked for, from complimentary functions to main functions (resistant to water run-off, vibration absorbing, connectable onto a connector...), the material characteristics, protections-colours and the dimensional criteria. The software has other functional annexes like printing, no matter which screen, listes of solutions or product files, on line help and product information, or posting of all the coordinates of the companies within the group. The software operates on a network and is able to be shared all of the posts connected. A.RAYMOND presents, with this software, an innovative search method in the industrial and computing areas. RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A.RAYMOND a-1

3 GENERAL STRUCTURE OF SAFIX Choice of language Preferences Prints Main Menu Catalogue information Functional help Types of search functional FAMILY basic FORM customer or A.Raymond REFERENCES PIECE OR ASSOCIALE part REFERENCE CODE Number of solutions found Additional criteria additional FUNCTIONS FORM MATERIAL, PROTECTION, COLOURS DIMENSIONNAL requirements Presentation MOSAIC PRODUCT FILE RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A.RAYMOND a-2

4 Numbering at RASCH / SAFIX example : A. RAYMOND - serial part number: or A. RAYMOND - serial part number (without material and surface protection-/colour code) 6 - digits A. RAYMOND - development number (partly): A. RAYMOND - development number 13 - digits E P _ A. RAYMOND - material code: A. RAYMOND - material code 3 - digits A. RAYMOND - surface protection- / colour code: A. RAYMOND - surface protection- / colour code 3 - digits RASCH / RA_hb_b_WE_ _E.xls / RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A.RAYMOND page - 1

5 Structure of family: NUTS A 1. A Nuts Subsequent Spot welding/ Fastening 2. A Cliping on C Pressing in D Screwing on E F Driving in G Into a hole H embedding/ bonding with a screw I moulding Crimping A Simple clip on 3. Clip on with self-positioner into a hole - C D Clip on with self- positioner onto a raised edge Clip on with retaining grips ST or ACME Metric pitch Self-tapping Extra-fine Threaded Hi-Lo MTscrew 4. A C D E F Smooth stem G stem H screw I PT-screw screw screw screw screw pitch screw I Z A ST 2,9 A 6,35 x 12 A M 4 x 0,70 A M 3,5 x 0,60 A NEF N*12 A 2,50 mm A T 4 A 3,2 A 1,8 A 3,00 - ST 3,5 M 5 x 0,80 M 4,0 x 0,70 2,75 mm T 5 3,9 2,2 3,50 C ST 3,9 C M 6 x 1,00 C M 5,0 x 0,80 C 2,80 mm C 4,2 C 2,5 C 4,00 D ST 4,2 D M 7 x 1,00 D 3,00 mm D 4,8 D 3,0 D 4,50 5. E ST 4,8 E M 8 x 1,25 E 4,00 mm E 5,3 E 3,5 E 5,00 F ST 5,5 F M 10 x 1,50 F 5,00 mm F 5,8 F 4,0 F 6,00 G ST 6,3 G M 12 x 1,75 G 6,00 mm G 7,2 G 5,0 H ST 8,0 H M 14 x 2,00 H 6,50 mm H 6,0 I M 16 x 2,00 I 7,0 J M 18 x 2,50 J 10,0 K M 20 x 2,50 this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons A - With high prevailing torque D - Absorbing displacement of the screw G - Water splash proof J - Designed for automatic assembly - Protected screw point H - Oblique axis K - Anti-creep C - Two/ three screw positions F - Hole stopper I - Earthing clip L - Non paint scratching RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 1 / 13

6 Structure of family: PIPE AND CALE FASTENERS 1. Pipe and Cable Fasteners A 1 housing E 5 housings I 9 housings M 13 housings Q 17 housings U 21 housings Y 25 housings 2. 2 housings F 6 housings J 10 housings N 14 housings R 18 housings V 22 housings Z >25 C 3 housings G 7 housings K 11 housings O 15 housings S 19 housings W 23 housings D 4 housings H 8 housings L 12 housings P 16 housings T 20 housings X 24 housings housings Even surface with no 3. A No mount C Onto an edge D Into a hole E Onto a stud or screw F Special means of attachment G Composite - A With adhesive A Simple clip A Pressing in A Screwing on A For female mount - Clip with self-positioner Pushing onto a threaded Spot welding, bonding Punching in into a hole stud Clip with self-positioner onto a raised edge C Driving in C C Quarter turn C Locking from the side C 4. D Clip with retaining grips D Fastening with screws or other elements D Locking from above D E Deformable clip E Screwing in E Pushing onto a smooth stem E F Crimping Z F G Wedging in G H For male mount For male and female mount Male and/or female + other standard Other standard Subsequent embedding/moulding Other male shapes Other female shapes this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons A - Vibration absorbing F - Resistant to water run-off K - Connectable into female fastening P - Connectable onto a connector bracket - With locking lid L - Connectable onto T-rivet Q - Non paint scratching C - Self locking H - Pivoting with respect to the mount M - Connectable into housing for T_rivet R - in-one-piece parts rotating between elements D - Self positionning I - Pivoting between parts N - Connectable onto threaded stud E - Displacement absorbing J - Connectable onto male fastening O - Connectable into housing for threaded stud RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 2 / 13

7 Structure of family: PANEL FASTENERS C 1. C Panel fasteners One panel edge + one Two non-parallel drilled One drilled panel + A fabric on 2. A Two drilled panels C Several panel edges drilled panel E panels F a stud+ T-rivet G mount Z Onto a Clipping on then pressing in or U shape for 2 touching Locking onto a T- A Pressing into 1 part A A A Punching in, screwing in A A cylindrical punching in parallel edges rivet - mount Pressing on and Fastening and clipping W shape for 2 nontouching parallel edges Punching in twice locking onto a mount Onto a flat 3. Pressing into 2 parts onto 2 parallel panels threaded stud Fastening and clipping S shape for 2 opposing C Locking then pressing in C onto 2 perpendicular C C Pressing in twice parallel edges panel edges Pressing and locking D Quarter turn into 1 part D onto an edge D For 3 edges Z 1/4 turn mounting with E Quarter turn into 2 parts E folding tab E F Punching in F Pushing laterally F G H I Pressing in and punching Pressing in twice Screwing in G H For 1 embedded edge For pressing together 2 parallel edges For 2 perpendicular edges For 2 aligned parallel edges J Spot welding or bonding A Fir tree buttons C D Metallic fir tree clips utton-head studs Spring loaded clips this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons A - Resistant to water run-off - Insulating clip RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 3 / 13

8 Structure of family: TRIM AND MOULDING FASTENERS D 1. D Trim and moulding fasteners 2. Locking A Pressing in C Pressing in onto a Clipping on Pushing E Quarter turn G I K in 2 parts threaded off-centre laterally M stud With folding tabs Locking Pushing Flat head onto a D Punching in F H Clipping on J Screwing in L onto smooth O pressing in T- stem rivet Positioning then sliding A - Resistant to water run-off RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 4 / 13

9 Structure of family: FASTENERS FOR SMOOTH PINS E 1. E Fasteners for smooth pins 2. A Stem + protruding support Stem + massive part C Stem + closed part 3. A Stem end visible - - Stem end not visible A Circular A Circular A 4. Rectangular Rectangular Z C Oblong C Circular Rectangular Oblong Z Z this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons A - Allowing rotation - Resistant to water run-off C - Insulating clip D - Multiple RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 5 / 13

10 Structure of family: PLUG UTTON - GROMMET F 1. F Plug button - grommet 2. A Mount with hole Untergrund mit Loch, Kabelbündel A Circular hole A Circular hole Square or rectangular hole Square or rectangular hole 3. C Oblong hole C Oblong hole D Circular/Rectangular D Circular/Rectangular I Several holes I Several holes Z Z A Pressing in A Pressing in Holding, screwing in Holding, screwing in 4. C Spot welding, bonding C Spot welding, bonding D Crimping D Crimping E Quarter turn E Quarter turn Z Z 5. - A Single assembled strand Several separate strand this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons - RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 6 / 13

11 Structure of family: FASTENERS FOR LINKAGE ASSEMLIES G 1. G Fasteners for linkage assemblies Translation lock and rotation 2. A Translation lock C Full embedding lock D all and socket joint Z guide A - Allowing rotation - Resistant to water run-off C - Insulating clip D - Multiple RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 7 / 13

12 Structure of family: QUICK CONNECTORS H 1. H Quick Connectors No products in family 'H' in RASCH/SAFIX (special quick connector catalogue is avaiable upon request) 2. A 'SAE'-Quick connectors 'SAE'-Spigots C Tube connection (T-/L-Type) Z Various 3. A Ø 7,89 Ø 9,49 C Ø 9,89 D Ø 11,80 E Ø 16,00 F Ø 18,00 Z Various 4. A Assemblies Single parts Without additional functions With additional functions 5. A H ody J Spigot K L Retaining ring M Spacer N O connection (T- Z Retaining spring/-clip Protection cap/ -plug Tube /L-Type) Various RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 8 / 13

13 Structure of family: GLASS SUPPORTS I 1. I Glass supports 2. A An edge + a hole A panel + an edge 3. A Riveting Pressing in A Adhesion Pushing onto a T-rivet C Positioning D Clipping on RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 9 / 13

14 Structure of family: WASHER SYSTEMS J 1. J Washer Systems 2. A Frontnozzles Rearnozzles C Accessories 3 - and more 3 - and more 3. A 1 - stream 2 - stream C D Fan-spray stream A 1 - stream 2 - stream C D Fan-spray stream A Connectors Check-Valves Zusatzfunktionen: A - Without Check-Valves C - Non-Heated - With integrated Check-Valve D - Heated RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 10 / 13

15 Structure of family: OTHERS X 1. X RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 11 / 13

16 Structure of family: ADAPTERS Y 1. Y Adapters Fastening onto stud + Fastening onto stud + Fastening onto stud + Fastening into a hole + Fastening into a hole + A For 2 even surfaces G hole H clip I stud P stud Q standard R Fastening onto even Fastening onto stud + surface + hole J standard S Fastening onto even Fastening onto stud + 2. C surface + clip K others T Fastening onto even Fastening onto edge + D surface + stud L clip U E F Fastening onto even surface + standard Fastening onto even surface + others M N O Fastening onto edge + stud Fastening onto edge + standard Fastening onto edge + others Fastening into a hole + othersm Standard + standard Standard + others others + others - A Single clip A Straight clip - A Pressing in + stud A Into a hole + standard - Double clip Square clip Pressing in + smooth stem 3. C Staggered anchoring Quarter turn + smooth C Double clip C plate stem D Square anchoring plate D Other clips D Riveting + smooth stem E Straight anchoring plate Into a hole + T-rivet this structure has been simplified for lack of space reasons - RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 12 / 13

17 Structure of family: SPECIAL DESIGN FASTENERS Z 1. Z Special design fasteners 2. A Can lid Tensioning clip C Screw cup E Plastic connector brackets RASCH-SAFIX_family_tree_EN_ xls RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A RAYMOND C - 13 / 13

18 SUMMARY OF THE FORMS For tubular component Onto an edge Into a round hole Into a square or oblong hole Into other shaped holes Anti-vibration system Fastening for female Fastening for male Part to be fastened Part to be Fastening for Fastening screwed in nut mouldings onto an even surface??????????? RASCH / RA_HED4.XLS / RASCH/SAFIX Copyright A.RAYMOND page D - 1