Fluid handling – Inflatable article – With coupling means
Patent
1980-01-30
1981-07-07
Schwadron, Martin P.
Fluid handling
Inflatable article
With coupling means
137315, 137843, 141 38, 141 98, 141383, F16K 1520, F16K 5100
Patent
active
042768985
ABSTRACT:
The delivery system functions under pump pressure to introduce a fluid such as a tire sealant interiorly of a pneumatic vessel such as a tire through the air valve without deflating the vessel. A valve core extractor functions in a pressurized atmosphere to remove and retain the valve core without loss of pressure. A pump including a resilient, one way check valve introduces the fluid through the valve, also without loss of pressure. Following introduction of the desired quantity of the fluid, the valve core extractor is functioned in reverse to reinsert the valve core, all without loss of system pressure.
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Chalfont Industries,--Stop-a-Flat; Article Advertised in Automotive News Magazine.
Luben Industries, Inc.,--Tiretainium Puncture Preventative.
Schwadron Martin P.
Stop-A-Flat Corporation
Walton G. L.
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