Pipe joints or couplings – With fluid pressure seal – With separate – encased pipe-gripping means
Patent
1982-03-30
1984-04-03
Callaghan, Thomas F.
Pipe joints or couplings
With fluid pressure seal
With separate, encased pipe-gripping means
285322, 285DIG4, F16L 4100
Patent
active
044404255
ABSTRACT:
A system of flexible conduit and fittings useful particularly, though not exclusively, for conveying, supporting and connecting electrical service cables and wires. The system includes a corrugated, synthetic resin conduit which is flexible and mechanically strong, connector sleeves for clampingly engaging sections of the corrugated conduit in end-to-end relation, and hanger sleeves for clampingly engaging the conduit and suspending it from a wall or similar surface. A novel electrical outlet box is provided and includes internally toothed conduit-receiving inlet fittings for securely engaging an end of the conduits in inlets to the box.
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Fochler Helmut P.
Pate Harold T.
Callaghan Thomas F.
Indian Head Inc.
Laney William R.
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