Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – To apply or remove a resilient article
Patent
1987-05-15
1988-07-19
Watson, Robert C.
Metal working
Means to assemble or disassemble
To apply or remove a resilient article
29237, 29268, F16L 3500
Patent
active
047575883
ABSTRACT:
A pliers for inserting the ends of hoses onto hose fittings. The pliers include a first set of jaws adapted to engage the fitting, a second set of jaws for grasping the end of a hose, and handles which are movable in a pincer action to force the end of the hose over the end of the fitting. The fitting jaws are spring biased to adapt to fittings of varying sizes. The hose engaging jaws lock in place on the hose to facilitate assembly of hose and fitting.
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McMaster Carv Supply Catalog, p. 1201, Chicago, Ill. 60680.
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