Method for mounting a socket

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – With testing or indicating

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29240, B23Q 1700

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047825740

ABSTRACT:
The socket of a plug and socket type coupling is mounted with an assembly tool which makes sure that a threaded connection between the socket and a mounting member is properly tightened. When the socket is to be mounted, the socket is operated to a disengaged condition and the assembly tool is inserted into the socket. The socket is then operated to an engaged condition. This causes locking elements in the socket to engage the assembly tool to hold the assembly tool in the socket. Torque is then applied to the assembly tool. When the threaded connection has been tightened to a desired extent, a breakway section of the assembly tool fractures to interrupt the transmission of force to the socket. The socket is then operated to the released condition and the end portion of the broken assembly tool is removed from the socket. A plug is then inserted in the socket to enable fluid under pressure to be conducted through the coupling.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3331267 (1967-07-01), Tietge
patent: 3753625 (1973-08-01), Fabrizio et al.
patent: 4215600 (1980-08-01), Kesselman
patent: 4682520 (1987-07-01), Gray

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