Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05F—DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION; CHECKS FOR WINGS; WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
  • E05F11/00—Man-operated mechanisms for operating wings, including those which also operate the fastening
  • E05F11/38—Man-operated mechanisms for operating wings, including those which also operate the fastening for sliding windows, e.g. vehicle windows, to be opened or closed by vertical movement
  • E05F11/382—Man-operated mechanisms for operating wings, including those which also operate the fastening for sliding windows, e.g. vehicle windows, to be opened or closed by vertical movement for vehicle windows
  • E05F11/385—Fixing of window glass to the carrier of the operating mechanism
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
  • E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
  • E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
  • E06B3/54—Fixing of glass panes or like plates
  • E06B3/5436—Fixing of glass panes or like plates involving holes or indentations in the pane
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
  • E05Y2600/00—Mounting or coupling arrangements for elements provided for in this subclass
  • E05Y2600/50—Mounting methods; Positioning
  • E05Y2600/52—Toolless
  • E05Y2600/526—Gluing or cementing
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
  • E05Y2600/00—Mounting or coupling arrangements for elements provided for in this subclass
  • E05Y2600/50—Mounting methods; Positioning
  • E05Y2600/56—Positioning, e.g. re-positioning, or pre-mounting
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
  • E05Y2600/00—Mounting or coupling arrangements for elements provided for in this subclass
  • E05Y2600/60—Mounting or coupling members; Accessories therefor
  • E05Y2600/626—Plates or brackets
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
  • E05Y2900/00—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof
  • E05Y2900/50—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for vehicles
  • E05Y2900/53—Type of wing
  • E05Y2900/55—Windows

Definitions

• 1 / invention relates to the field of glazing comprising a pane and at least one pane holder to allow said pane to be moved by translation.
• 1 / invention does not relate to the field of glazing in which the pane is movable by rotation.
• a vehicle glazing application comprising a window, in particular a laminated window then comprising an outer sheet of glass, an inner sheet of glass and an intermediate sheet of adhesive material situated between said two sheets of glass.
• said window having an exterior face intended to be oriented towards an exterior space, an edge and an interior face intended to be oriented toward an interior space.
• the invention relates more particularly to a glazing comprising at least one window holder having an axis passing through said window through a hole made in the window and opening onto both sides of the window.
• the window holder has an axis passing through the window through a hole, for the passage of a threaded attachment rod.
• This passage orifice is complicated because it consists of two orifices of different sizes each formed in one of the two sheets of glass of the laminated window.
• a washer is placed inside the larger hole, then a nut is screwed onto the threaded attachment rod on the larger hole side.
• the present invention intends to remedy the drawbacks of the prior art and is more particularly and preferably aimed at a glazing provided with at least one very compact and very light window holder, the axis of which can be positioned with precision and which is fixed very firmly. to the window without the risk of transmitting any damaging force to the window.
• the present invention intends to constitute a solution for a rapid, simple and effective attachment of a glazing to a system for moving the glazing, by offering the possibility that the pane holder is the same, whether the pane of the glazing is laminated or not; thus, when a vehicle series provides for certain models of the series of laminated windows and for other models of the series of monolithic windows, an identical window holder for the two series can be used.
• the present invention intends to constitute a particularly compact and reliable solution for a curved window.
• the invention relates to a vehicle glazing that can be moved in height according to claim 1.
• This glazing comprises on the one hand a pane, preferably laminated, said pane having an outer face intended to be oriented towards a space. exterior, an edge and an interior face intended to be oriented towards an interior space, said window comprising at least one tubular hole opening out and having a thickness, and on the other hand at least one window holder having an axis passing through said window through said hole.
• said window holder comprises:
• a flange comprising on the one hand a plate positioned opposite one face of said pane, and preferably opposite said inner face of said pane, and on the other hand a sleeve, tubular, one wall of which extends into the hole of said pane according to a sleeve thickness,
• a backing plate comprising on the one hand a back plate positioned opposite another face of said pane, and preferably opposite said outer face of said pane, and on the other hand a counter-sleeve, tubular, one wall of which extends along a thickness of the counter-sleeve, in the sleeve of said flange, - With said sleeve which comprises at an end opposite to said plate at least one stop for locking said back plate.
• Said tubular hole in said window opens out in the sense that it opens out at one end on the outside face of said window and at another end on the inside face of said window; it is completely circular in section and is at a distance from the edge of said window, it is not a notch which would open onto the edge of said window.
• said sleeve thickness is greater than said thickness of said window at the location of the hole; said sleeve having an axis coaxial with the axis of the hole of said window.
• said backing sleeve thickness is greater than said thickness of said window at the location of the hole; said counter-sleeve having an axis coaxial with the axis of said window inside the tubular sleeve of said plate.
• said backing sleeve thickness is greater than said sleeve thickness, in order to maximize the distribution of the forces of the backing sleeve in the sleeve and thus increase the mechanical strength.
• a tubular sleeve is hollow and a tubular counter sleeve is hollow.
• the sleeve is completely tubular all along what is called “sleeve thickness”, and thus has in cross section a full ring shape throughout this thickness.
• the counter-sleeve is completely tubular all along what is called the "counter-sleeve thickness”, and thus has in cross-section a complete ring shape throughout this thickness.
• the inner surface of the sleeve is smooth and the outer surface of the counter sleeve is smooth; the counter sleeve is not screwed into the sleeve but is slid / slipped.
• the window holder according to the invention has an axis passing through the window through said hole, for the passage of an attachment rod, for example threaded; it is this rod in particular which makes it possible to attach the window holder, and thus the window, to a system for moving the window, in order to allow it to move relative to a fixed part of the vehicle.
• fastener or “attachment” within the meaning of the present invention, it is necessary to understand the mechanical fasteners, which attach and detach manually or using a mechanical tool. What is attached is thus in a fixed position; hanging, screwing or clipping are each an attachment. The axis of the window holder mentioned above is thus an attachment axis.
• fixation within the meaning of the present invention, it is necessary to understand chemical fixations, which generate irreversible molecular modifications, except to break the bond and to make the window holder unusable; gluing is a fixation.
• a layer of adhesive is located in the hole, between said pane and said sleeve.
• Said layer of adhesive is preferably furthermore situated between at least one face and the plate and / or backplate, and more preferably the two faces of said pane and the plate and backplate.
• said layer of adhesive is inserted between the sleeve and the counter-sleeve, in particular at the location of the stop (or more) to further increase the reliability of the fixing.
• said flange comprises at least one and preferably two lugs which penetrate (s) into said backing plate, preferably with two lugs which are located diametrically opposed with respect to said axis. For better mechanical strength of the lugs in the backing plate, more preferably, the two lugs are located diametrically opposed vertically.
• said or each lug is formed by a part of the wall of said sleeve which extends locally inside said backing plate, preferably along the whole of the lug. 'thickness of said backing plate, more preferably without protruding beyond said backing plate.
• an attachment rod can be introduced into said counter-sleeve, this attachment rod preferably being of cylindrical section, solid, and preferably further threaded to be able to be screwed into said counter-sleeve. It preferably further comprises a head.
• an intermediate support piece is located between a head of said rod and said plate; preferably indoors.
• Said intermediate support piece preferably has at least one finger extending against a part of the edge of said window, this finger further preferably extending against an opposite face of said window.
• a washer is preferably located between a head of said attachment rod and said plate; preferably on the inside.
• the tubular hole in the window is simple: it has the same diameter over its entire thickness and thus opens onto the two faces of the window with the same diameter; in the case of a laminated pane, it is therefore a hole of the same diameter in the glass sheets and in the intermediate sheet of adhesive material.
• the sleeve has an outer diameter and an inner diameter both constant throughout what is called “sleeve thickness"; these two diameters are preferably concentric.
• the counter sleeve preferably has an outer diameter and an inner diameter that are both constant throughout what is referred to as “back sleeve thickness”; these two diameters are preferably concentric.
• said counter-sleeve has an external diameter which is identical, to within 1.2 mm, to an internal diameter of said sleeve.
• said window holder does not include a part extending under the edge of the window; neither the flange, nor the back flange has a part extending under the edge of the window.
• the window holder does not include a nut in the form of an independent part, in order to increase compactness, facilitate assembly and reduce weight.
• the glazing according to the invention preferably comprises two window holders.
• a further subject of the invention is a method of manufacturing a vehicle window that can be moved in height according to the invention comprising on the one hand a window, preferably laminated, said window having an outer face intended to be oriented towards a space. outside, an edge and an interior face intended to be oriented towards an interior space, said pane comprising at least one tubular hole opening out and having a thickness, and on the other hand at least one pane holder having an axis passing through said pane through said pane hole.
• a flange comprising on the one hand a plate facing one face of said pane, and preferably facing said inner face of said pane, and on the other hand a sleeve, tubular, one wall of which extends into the hole of said pane according to a sleeve thickness
• a counter-flange comprising on the one hand a back plate facing one face of said pane, and preferably facing said outer face of said pane, and d '' on the other hand a counter-sleeve, tubular, one wall of which extends along a thickness of the counter-sleeve in the sleeve of said flange
• the present invention makes it possible to fix a window holder to a window in a reliable and compact manner.
• a compact attachment and fixing solution makes it possible to reduce the height and / or the thickness of the window holder, that is to say respectively along the vertical axis Z of the vehicle and along the lateral axis Y of the vehicle for side glazing; this therefore makes it possible to reduce the space required inside the door and thus increase the volume available inside the vehicle. This also makes it possible to lighten the glazing.
• the invention makes it possible to reduce the distance between the axis of attachment of the window holder and a wiper seal located above for an identical window height.
• the plate and the back plate allow the forces to be distributed on each side of the glass.
• the window is not constrained by the window holder; when the pane is laminated, there is therefore no risk of damaging the laminating.
• FIG 1 illustrates a perspective view, from the inside, of a glazing comprising two holes, one of which is provided with a window holder according to the invention.
• FIG 2 illustrates a partial view in vertical cross section at the location of the hole in the glazing of Figure 1 which is provided with the window holder.
• FIG 3 illustrates a partial view in horizontal cross section at the location of the hole in the glazing of Figure 1 which is provided with the window holder.
• FIG 4 illustrates an exploded perspective view of the glass holder used in Figure 1.
• FIG 5 illustrates a perspective view of the glazing of Figure 1 in an installation situation.
• FIG 6 illustrates a partial view in vertical cross section at the location of the hole in the glazing of Figure 5 which is provided with the window holder.
• FIG 7 illustrates a partial view in horizontal cross section at the location of the hole in the glazing of Figure 5 which is provided with the window holder.
• FIG 8 illustrates an exploded perspective view of the glass holder of Figure 5 with the attachment rod and the intermediate support piece.
• the present invention relates to a glazing 1, as visible in Figure 1, and partially in Figures 2 to 4, comprising a pane 2.
• the pane 2 is here laminated and comprises an outer sheet of glass 3, an inner sheet of glass 5 and an intermediate sheet of adhesive material 4 situated between said two sheets of glass, and in contact with these two sheets of glass.
• the present invention is described by way of example in the context of an application as vehicle glazing, this glazing forming a separation between an exterior space E which is exterior to the vehicle and an interior space I which is interior to the vehicle.
• the concepts of “exterior face” and “interior face” are therefore considered in relation to this exterior space E and this interior space I respectively.
• the glass sheets are each illustrated with a straight edge; however, these edges can be rounded, with the edges between the edges and the faces then being at a curved angle.
• FIG. 1 being a perspective view, of the interior space I, of the glazing 1 before its installation in a door.
• the concept of verticality is introduced with reference to the vertical axis Z of a vehicle; the central horizontal longitudinal axis forward movement of the vehicle equipped with the glazing according to the invention as side glazing, being the axis generally called the X axis of the vehicle, as visible in FIG. 1 and the horizontal lateral axis being the Y axis (not illustrated).
• the glazing 1 is intended to close an opening which is here provided in a door of the vehicle, not shown.
• the pane 2 of the glazing 1 can be a monolithic pane, consisting of a single sheet of glass but is preferably here a laminated pane which comprises, from the inside to the outside and in contact, at least: the glass sheet outer 3, the adhesive interlayer sheet 4 and the inner glass sheet 5; however, it is possible that at least one other sheet is interposed between the outer glass sheet 3 and the interlayer of adhesive material 4 or between the interlayer of adhesive material 4 and the inner glass sheet 5.
• the pane 2 has an outer face 20 which is oriented towards the outer space E, an inner face 22 which is oriented towards the inner space I and an edge 21 located between these two faces. Here it is bulging.
• the outer sheet of glass 3 has an outer face which coincides with the outer face 20 of the pane 2, an intermediate face which is oriented towards the intermediate sheet of adhesive material 4, and an edge 31 located between these two faces.
• the inner sheet of glass 5 has an intermediate face which is oriented towards the intermediate sheet of adhesive material 4, an inner face which coincides with the inner face 22 of the pane 2 and an edge 51 located between these two faces.
• the interlayer sheet of adhesive material 4 has an outer interlayer face which is oriented towards the intermediate face and which is here in contact with this intermediate face, an inner intermediate face which is oriented towards the intermediate face and which is here in contact with this intermediate face, as well as an edge 41 which is located between these two intermediate faces.
• the edge 21 of the window 2 thus corresponds to the edge 31 of the outer sheet of glass 3, to the edge 41 of the intermediate sheet of adhesive material 4 and to the edge 51 of the inner sheet of glass 5, these three edges being here substantially in the continuity of each other, to plus or minus 1 millimeter.
• the glazing 1 is intended to be movable in height and the window 2 comprises for this at least one hole 23, 23 ', tubular, opening on the two faces of the pane, the outer face 20 and the inner face 22, according to a thickness e23 which is the thickness of the glass all around the hole.
• This hole 23 has an axis and has a circular internal section; it does not lead to the edge 21 of the window: it is completely of circular section and it is not a notch.
• the pane 2 has a thickness e23, for example here of 6.0 mm.
• the window 1 comprises, in addition to the window 2, near an edge (here the bottom longitudinal edge), a window holder 6, supporting the window 2.
• This window holder 6 has a hole having an axis A which is intended to to accommodate an attachment rod 13 also having an axis and this rod, which is here tubular, aims to pass through the window 2 through the hole 23; it is the axis of the window holder hole which serves as a reference for mounting the window holder in a movement system for raising and lowering the window.
• a second window holder (not shown) is preferably positioned at the location of the second hole 23 '; the glazing 1 in its configuration of use thus preferably comprises two window holders 6.
• This window holder 6 comprises a part extending more inside than the inside face 22 of the window and a part extending more outside than the outside face 20 of the window, as well as a part s 'extending under the edge 21 of the glass.
• This window holder 6 comprises two elements located opposite one another on each side of the window in the region of the hole 23, while cooperating together:
• a flange 7 comprising a plate 70 having an outer face 71 which is oriented towards the outer space E, an inner face 72 which is oriented towards the inner space I; this plate 70 is positioned, preferably without direct contact, facing one face of the pane 2, and here facing the inner face 22 of the pane 2,
• a backing plate 8 comprising a backing plate 80 having an outer face 81 which is oriented towards the outer space E, an inner face 82 which is oriented towards the inner space I; this back plate 80 is positioned, preferably without direct contact, facing another face of the pane 2, and here facing the outer face 20 of the pane 2.
• the window holder is preferably made up of these two elements (these two parts which are separated before assembly): the flange 7 and the back flange 8; without any other element.
• the plate 70 extends all around the hole 23 of the glass, being located more inside than the inside face 22.
• the flange 7 further comprises a sleeve 73, tubular, hollow, one wall of which extends into the hole 23 of the pane 2, here in the direction of the outside, according to a sleeve thickness e- 3 ; this sleeve thickness e- 3 is greater than the thickness e23 so that the wall of the sleeve 73 extends both more to the outside than the face 20 and more to the inside than the face 22; said sleeve 73 has an axis which is coaxial with the axis A.
• the sleeve 73 is completely tubular all along the sleeve thickness e 33 ; its internal diameter and its external diameter are constant throughout this sleeve thickness e 33 .
• the backing plate 80 extends all around the hole 23 of the pane, more to the outside than the outer face 20.
• the counter flange 8 further comprises a counter sleeve 83, tubular, hollow, one wall of which extends inside the hole 23 of the pane 2, here in the direction of the interior, according to a thickness of counter. sleeve e 8 3; this counter-sleeve thickness e 8 3 is greater than the thickness e23 so that the wall of the counter-sleeve 83 extends both more to the outside than the face 20 and more to the inside than the face 22; the wall of the counter-sleeve 83 further extends into the sleeve 73.
• the counter-sleeve 83 is completely tubular all along the thickness of the counter-sleeve e 8 3; its internal diameter and its external diameter are constant throughout this backing sleeve thickness e 83 .
• the plate 70 and the back plate 80 are two separate elements before assembly; they are not linked together by a hinge for example.
• the plate 70 and the back plate 80 are not washers; they present each a fixed surface in the frame of reference of the window holder; this surface is also substantial in order to make it possible to adapt to the shape of the faces of the adjacent pane and thus to facilitate assembly.
• the area of the plate 70 and the back plate 80 is of the order of 3 to 20 times the area occupied by the hole 23; for example 10 times.
• the sleeve 73 is flush with the interior face 82 of the backing plate 80 and the backing sleeve 83 is flush with the interior face 72 of the plate 70.
• the sleeve 73 has at an end opposite to the plate 70 an annular stop 74 to come into contact and block the inner face 82 of the backing plate 80; thus, the counter-flange 8 cannot go more towards the interior space I than the position authorized by this stop 74.
• the sleeve 73 further comprises at its end opposite the plate 70 two lugs 75, 75 'which each penetrate into the backing plate 80 not its inner face 82. These two lugs 75, 75' each pass through the backing plate 80 at the bottom. through an opening 85, 85 '; thus the counter-flange is correctly oriented with respect to the flange.
• the attachment rod 13 In the use position, the attachment rod 13 is located in the counter-sleeve 83 and is attached to the counter-sleeve 83 and thus to the counter-flange 8. Here, the attachment rod 13 is threaded and it is thus. screwed into the counter-sleeve 83.
• the plate 70 and the sleeve 73 belong to the flange 7; the sleeve 73 is a hollow cylinder, with smooth walls, which has an axis and it extends perpendicularly from the outer face 71 of the plate 70. Its outer diameter is here of 18 mm and its internal diameter is here 14 mm, all along the sleeve thickness e-.
• the sleeve thickness e73, considered from the outer face 71 is between 6 and 10 mm and is here for example 8 mm.
• the sleeve thickness e- considered from the outer face 71 of the plate 70 to the inner face 82 of the backing plate 80.
• the backing plate 80 and the backing sleeve 83 belong to the backing flange 8;
• the backing sleeve 83 is a hollow cylinder which has an axis and it extends perpendicularly from the interior face 82 of the backing plate 80. Its external diameter is here 13 mm and its internal diameter is here 6, 8 mm (suitable for M8 type thread), all along the thickness of the counter sleeve es3-
• the centripetal wall of the counter sleeve 83 is smooth and its centrifugal wall is threaded to allow the attachment rod to be screwed in 13.
• the thickness of the sleeve against es3, considered from the inner face 82 is between 8.0 and 15.0 mm and is here for example 11.5 mm.
• the thickness of the counter-sleeve es3 is thus greater than the thickness of the sleeve e- but it is quite possible that the thickness of the counter-sleeve es3 is smaller.
• To facilitate the manufacture of the backing plate 80 for example, when it is made of metal or metal alloy, it is possible to produce the backing sleeve 83 by localized deformation (for example stamping), then threading the inner wall of the counter-sleeve.
• the thickness of the counter-sleeve es3 is thus identical to the thickness of the sleeve e- increased by the thickness of a lug 75, 75 '.
• the counter-flange, the counter-plate and the counter-sleeve are named in this way because they constitute a complementary set, respectively, to the flange, to the plate and sleeve to together constitute the two essential parts of the window holder, each positioned by one side and the other of the window, at the location of the hole.
• the flange and the back flange are preferably each in one piece and more preferably in a single material; they are rigid; they can be one, or both, in plastic or metal or even in a metal alloy. It is possible in particular for the flange 8 to be metallic, but for the flange 7 to be made of plastic; or else that the backing plate is metallic but the rest of the window holder is made of plastic. The metallic material is more mechanically resistant, but the plastic material is lighter.
• the flange 7 comprising the plate 70 facing one face of the pane 2, and here facing the inner face 22 of the pane 2; the flange 7 comprising a sleeve 73, tubular, with a sleeve thickness e-3, this sleeve is introduced into the hole 23 of the window 2, in the direction of the outer space E, so that its wall extends to inside this hole 23, then
• the backing plate 8 comprising the backing plate 80 facing one face of the pane 2, and here facing the outer face 20 of the pane 2; the counter flange 8 comprising a counter-sleeve 83, tubular, with a thickness of counter-sleeve es3, this counter-sleeve is introduced / slipped into the sleeve 73 of the flange 7 in the direction of the interior space I so that its wall extends inside this sleeve,
• the counter-sleeve 83 has an outer diameter which is identical to the inner diameter of the sleeve 73, or even a smaller diameter up to -1.2 mm, so that the counter-sleeve 83 slides in the sleeve 73 without play.
• the plate 70 is preferably positioned at a distance from the inner face 22 of the pane 2 in order to leave a space between them and the counter-plate 80 is preferably positioned at a distance from the outer face 20 of the pane 2. in order to create space between them.
• the fixing of the glass holder 6 to the glass 2 is effected by the layer of adhesive 9 which is applied in the hole 23 before the flange 7 is positioned opposite the face of the glass 2, and here in vis-à-vis the inner face 22 of the glass 2.
• This adhesive layer 9 is preferably additionally applied to the outer face 71 of the plate 70 and / or to the inner face 22 of the pane 2 before the flange 7 is positioned facing the inner face 22. of the pane 2. It is thus located in the space between the outer face 71 and the inner face 22, preferably filling this entire space.
• This adhesive layer 9 is preferably also applied to the inner face 82 of the backing plate 80 and / or to the outer face 20 of the pane 2 before the backing plate 8 is positioned opposite the outer face 20 of the pane 2. It is thus located in the space between the inner face 82 the outer face 20, preferably filling this entire space.
• the adhesive layer 9 is illustrated schematically in FIG. 4; it is possible to replace this layer of glue with a flexible joint of similar size, for example silicone, including a flexible seal which can achieve adhesion with the materials which are in contact with it, for example by supply of heat.
• a flexible joint of similar size for example silicone, including a flexible seal which can achieve adhesion with the materials which are in contact with it, for example by supply of heat.
• the sleeve 73 comprises at an end opposite to the plate 70, to which it is linked, two lugs 75, 75 'which each fit into an opening 85, 85' which is formed through the backing plate 80; these stops (as well as these openings respectively) are located preferably diametrically opposed with respect to said axis A and more preferably diametrically opposed along the vertical.
• Each lug 75, 75 ' is constituted by a projecting part of the wall of the sleeve 73 which extends locally in the back plate 80, preferably along the entire thickness of the back plate 80, preferably again without going beyond the backing plate 80.
• the axis A of the window holder is the axis of the counter-sleeve 83; it is also that of the sleeve 73 because the counter-sleeve is located in the sleeve without play.
• the axis A of the window holder 6 coincides with that of the hole 23 of the window.
• it is the axis of the counter-sleeve 83, and incidentally the axis of the attachment rod 13 when it is introduced into this counter-sleeve which constitutes the reference for attaching the glazing in the displacement system.
• the axis of the hole 23 is not correctly positioned in space with regard to the general dimensions of the window and the reference points of the window; however, the space between the sleeve 73 and the hole 23 makes it possible to introduce a clearance between them which will be able to be used to perfectly position this sleeve 73 then the counter-sleeve 83 so that both are parallax in space and that this axis, which will then be that of the attachment rod 13 when it is in the against-sleeve 83, is correctly oriented in space relative to what is necessary for proper operation of the glazing displacement system.
• FIGS 4 to 8 illustrate the glazing 1 with, in addition, part of the displacement system.
• the attachment rod 13 is introduced into the counter-sleeve 83 and is attached to the counter-flange 8 via the counter-sleeve; the attachment rod 13 could be clipped into the counter-sleeve 83 but it is preferably screwed into the counter-sleeve 83 so that the mechanical strength is high; the counter-sleeve thus performs a function of a nut and the glazing then does not include an independent nut at the location of the window holder.
• the attachment rod 13 for fixing the window holder is here of cylindrical section, solid, threaded on its surface. It further comprises a head 14.
• An intermediate support piece 11 is also provided between the head 14 of the rod 13 to enable the window holder to be attached to a lifting system. It can be a part called a “regulator”.
• This intermediate support piece 11 preferably having at least one finger 12 extending against a part of the edge 21 of said window 2, this finger 12 further preferably extending against the outer face 20 of the window 2. It serves essentially a protective stopper when installing the glass in the door.
• This intermediate support piece 11 has a hole for the passage of the attachment rod 13, with a diameter similar to the diameter of the hole 23 in the window.
• the intermediate support piece 11 is not in contact with against the sleeve 83 in order to facilitate the adjustment of the positioning.
• a washer 10 is located between the head 14 of the attachment rod 13 and the intermediate support part 11 in order to provide a counter-support; here on the inside.
• the sleeve 73 comprises a stop 75 for blocking the backing plate 80 makes it possible to produce a spacer between the flange 7 and the backing flange 8, that is to say that the space between them is controlled by this stop. They are mechanically supported against each other, which makes it possible to produce a particularly resistant window holder, regardless of the fragility of the window.
• This spacer is the thickness common to the two thicknesses of sleeve e-j3 and counter sleeve es3-
• this spacer is greater than the thickness of the window at the location of the hole 23 and thus offers the possibility of adjusting the positioning of the axis common to the two flanges (the axes of the sleeve 73 and of the counter- sleeve 83, which are merged) so that it corresponds exactly to the desired positioning in space for proper operation of the glazing displacement system, and this even if initially the axis of the hole 23 is not correctly positioned in the 'space.
• the flange 7 and the back flange 8 are not in direct contact with the pane 2, it is possible to produce them in metal or in a metal alloy.
• the flange 7 and the back flange 8 are made of metal or a metal alloy, they are particularly strong, mechanically.
• the window holder 6 is particularly compact; its total thickness, e 6 is of the order of 14 mm.

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