Tube connector

Joints and connections – Rod end to transverse side of member – Structure attached to rod end encompasses side

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403237, 403191, B25G 300

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049213709

ABSTRACT:
A connector assembly is provided for connecting a first tube section to a second tube section that has a hollow tubular wall. The assembly includes a base member for being mounted to the first tube section, a collet member for being received in an open end of the second tube section and matingly engaged around the base member, a screw having a head for engaging the first tube section and having an extending threaded shank, and a threaded receiving nut for threadingly engaging the screw shank and urging the collet member axially into increasing mating engagement with the base member when the screw is rotated. The base member and the collet member together define cooperating wedge means for urging at least a portion of the collet member increasingly radially outwardly as the base member and the collet member are increasingly axially engaged so as to force the collet member into tight engagement with the second tube section.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3985460 (1976-10-01), Piper et al.
patent: 4089613 (1978-05-01), Babbitt, Jr.
patent: 4667916 (1987-05-01), Richards
Plastiglide's Catalog Sheets (4 pages) for Tube Connectors and Threaded Wedges--no date.

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