Modular, multi-passage rotary coupling for transferring fluids

Pipe joints or couplings – Convertible

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285 24, 285136, F16L 5510

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ABSTRACT:
A modular multi-passage rotary coupling for transferring fluids in which pipes are rigidly connected with the inner fixed rings of the relevant modules by sleeves. The sleeves, after being coaxially butt-fastened at their bottom end with the pipes, enter proper bores specifically provided in the relevant fixed rings, inside which each of them is fastened under pressure by means of a closure and tight-sealing screw-threaded cap which is screwed down on a corresponding inner threading provided at the upper end of the relevant sleeve and urging, with the crown of its head, against the upper edge of the bore and also by a shoulder step jutting out at the bottom end of the sleeve and cooperating with the lower edge of the bore of the fixed ring.

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