Hose connector

Pipe joints or couplings – Frangible element

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285 23, 285242, 285244, 285321, 403 12, F16L 3300

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046359664

ABSTRACT:
A composite connector assembly for easily and quickly making a connection between a flexible hose and an inlet fitting such as on a heat exchanger. The connector includes an elongated nipple-shaped fitting having an enlarged bead on its free end over which the hose end is extended during a connection. A cylindrical housing encircles the fitting and supports a radially outwardly distorted snap ring and associated spacer device maintaining the distortion so that the end of the hose can pass through the ring's center as it extends over and along a central body portion of the fitting. The housing includes a reduced diameter portion to engage the distorted snap ring to limit axial movement thereof as the hose is pushed over the body portion of the fitting. Resultant engagement between the axially inserted hose end and the parts of the snap ring spacer cause disengagement of the snap ring spacer from the snap ring allowing it to spring radially inward about the hose.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1486421 (1924-03-01), Dyer
patent: 2950132 (1960-08-01), Kocsuta
patent: 4163573 (1979-08-01), Yano
patent: 4565392 (1986-01-01), Vyse

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