Oil tool coupling device

Wells – Means for perforating – weakening – bending or separating pipe... – With disparate below ground feature

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175 2, 285178, E21B 4316, F16L 37252

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050205919

ABSTRACT:
A locking device for a pin and socket interconnection of tubular well tool housings where a locking mechanism has a first rotatably mounted annular locking member on a second locking member on a pin end. The locking members have cooperating cam surfaces and locking segments which can be moved from a non-engaged position to our engaged position within a locking groove in a socket member. The locking members are actuated by relative rotation and also have a guide slot system for contemporaniously driving the pin end and socket member longitudinally relative to one another to a position compresssing O-rings between the pin end and socket member and a locked position of the pin end and socket member.

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