Leakproof refrigerant connector

Fluid handling – With repair – tapping – assembly – or disassembly means – Tapping a pipe – keg – or apertured tank under pressure

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2511498, 62292, F25B 4500

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043322735

ABSTRACT:
In combination with a valve having a biased opening mechanism; a connector for receiving fluid from said valve comprising: a connector body with a nut spaced there around; a cylinder; a tubing attached at one end thereof to the connector body and at a second end to the cylinder; an elongated spring extending through the connector body, tubing and into the cylinder; a piston spaced within the cylinder with a bore extending axially therethrough; and a mechanism to advance the piston against the spring which forces the spring against the valve opening mechanism which opens said valve.

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