Pipes and tubular conduits – Flexible – Braided – interlaced – knitted or woven
Patent
1978-01-03
1980-01-01
Footland, Lenard A.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Flexible
Braided, interlaced, knitted or woven
138128, 138146, 138170, F16L 1112
Patent
active
041811577
ABSTRACT:
An article of protecting high pressure hydraulic lines, fuel lines and the like is disclosed. The article includes a silicone polymer coated and impregnated glass fiber woven sheet. The sheet is self-coiling and normally assumes the configuration of a coiled, generally cylindrical sleeve. The woven glass fiber sheet is cut along a full bias so as to increase the flexibility of the normally coiled sheet when installed on the line to permit the sleeve and protected line to assume curved configurations without buckling or separation of the sleeve. The sheet is uncoiled and snapped around the high pressure line and a high temperature silicone adhesive seals an elongated, longitudinal seam defined by the overlap of the lateral edges of the sheet.
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Titeflex Total Hose Technology, Catalog 124.
Flexfab, Inc.
Footland Lenard A.
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