Ships – Fenders
Patent
1988-04-11
1990-05-15
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Ships
Fenders
114220, 251357, 1372345, 137234, 441 41, B60C 2310
Patent
active
049247964
ABSTRACT:
A replaceable inflation valve for a marine fender wherein, in one embodiment, the valve is slidably received in a valve seat formed in the fender, and wherein a bored collar is threadably received in the valve seat to hold a flexible member of the valve in place in the fender. The upper portion of the flexible member of the valve is received within the bore formed in the collar to provide access to the flexible member of the valve when the collar is in place. The flexible member of the valve comprises an elongated tubular member with one open end and one normally closed end. The normally closed end is openable by insertion of a needle valve through a slit therein. Upon removal of the needle valve, the slit closes on itself by reason of the inherent resiliency of the flexible member.
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Bartz Clifford T.
Nelson A. Taylor Co., Inc.
Peters Jr. Joseph F.
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