Antistatic hose

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Discharging or preventing accumulation of electric charge – Of storage or hazardous area or fluid handling

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174 47, H05F 302

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048705357

ABSTRACT:
An antistatic hose is provided, including an inner layer of insulation material having a cylindrical configuration; a first electrically conductive fiber spirally arranged within the inner layer; a second electrically conductive fiber longitudinally arranged within the inner layer and electrically connected to the first electrically conductive fiber at the crossing points therewith; a linear reinforcing member spirally wound around the external surface of the inner layer and adhered thereto; and a member for covering both the inner layer and the reinforcing member and adhered thereto. The antistatic hose is able to prevent a material conducted by the hose from being charged by static electricity and also to discharge the static electricity from the material. In addition, an anti-collapse characteristic is achieved by the spirally wound reinforcing member and the cover member strongly adhered to both the inner layer and the reinforcing member to prevent separation therebetween.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2477267 (1949-07-01), Robinson
patent: 3678675 (1972-07-01), Klein
patent: 4108701 (1978-08-01), Stanley

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