Valve assembly with connection between an angularly displaceble

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1994-09-13

1997-06-03

Walton, George L.

Fluid handling

With repair, tapping, assembly, or disassembly means

Assembling, disassembling, or removing cartridge type valve

251 58, 251214, 251292, 217112, 217123, 403361, 403383, F16K 4300, F16K 4104

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056344864

ABSTRACT:
A coupling member between a valve driver and a valve has a pin extending into the valve driver shaft and a head with a groove receiving the shaft of the valve and a recess accommodating the packing nut thereof. A spring braced between the coupling member and the valve driver allows the coupling member to be lifted from the nut for tightening thereof.

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