Coupling for metal tubes

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1993-04-29

1998-08-11

Sough, Hyung S.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Conduits, cables or conductors

Combined

285177, 285304, 403220, H02G 306, H02G 308, F16F 5500

Patent

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057929904

ABSTRACT:
A coupling includes a metal body having a cavity for receiving the end of a tube. The coupling has an electrically conductive, resilient member which is in electrical contact with the metal body and one part of which is intended to exert a resilient force on the outer surface of the tube so as to establish electrical contact with the tube.

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