Bayonet Type Patents (Class 285/396)
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Patent number: 5248849Abstract: An adapter box having a base structure that has an annular sealing ridge on the cover side and with a cover that has a sealing effect with an annular sealing strip in conjunction with the sealing ridge. The technical problem is complete sealing of the adapter box in the area of the cover and of a connector so that jet-proofing is attained. The sealing strip (54) has a trough-shaped section (35) overlapping the sealing ridge (7), and the sealing ridge (7) has two tongues (32) separated by a gap (33). Each window (11) formed as a cutout in a wall (3) has a contour consisting of straight sections (12) and centric arc sections (13) with the same radius, which together form in each case a one nth partial arc, with n=3, 4 . . . , of the full arc. The collar (18) of the sealing flange has an external contour identical with the contour of the window (11).Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 1991Date of Patent: September 28, 1993Assignee: Modelec S.A.Inventors: Siegfried Schulte, Manfred Aulmann
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Patent number: 5181753Abstract: A device for attaching a water jet device to a concentrate container or a reservoir by means of a clamping device or a foot, comprising a connecting piece, in which the foot is arranged to be fixed and put into sealing abutment with the insert piece in one movement, for which purpose the connecting piece is provided externally with threaded parts designed to cooperate through a bayonet catch with a complementarily designed part of the foot. The container, which is designed as a flexible bag, may be provided with a base plate at the position of the connecting piece, said connecting piece being designed as an insert piece, so as to ensure that the outlet opening of the insert piece remains open.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 1990Date of Patent: January 26, 1993Assignee: Sara Lee/DE N.V.Inventors: Jan C. van Hattem, Jan A. E. Sperna Weiland
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Patent number: 5176414Abstract: A bayonet nut coupler plug formed with a connector body and bayonet coupler, the connector body being provided with an undercut in which a spring or ring is retained. The bayonet coupling, which is provided with a recessed groove formed behind a lead chamfer, can be pushed over the assembly, thereby compressing the ring and snapping it onto the coupling undercut. By so forming the connector, the connector body can be attached to the bayonet coupling without requiring a forming overstep.Type: GrantFiled: April 12, 1991Date of Patent: January 5, 1993Assignee: Kings Electronics Co., Inc.Inventor: Louis Daniele
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Patent number: 5149149Abstract: A pipe connecting device for detachably connecting two tubes into a support to be used in a floor lamp, the pipe connecting device comprising two bushes respectively fastened in two tubes at the connecting ends thereof in a flush manner, the bushes each having a curved locating groove extending from a longitudinal guide groove thereof, and a pipe connector for connecting the two bushes together, said pipe connector having a circular outward flange at the middle and two unitary pins projecting from an outer wall surface thereof at right angles, wherein the two tubes can be detached from each other when the guide groove on either bush is aligned with each other, or firmly connected together when said two unitary pins are respectively engaged into the locating grooves on the two bushes.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 1992Date of Patent: September 22, 1992Inventor: Wen C. Wu
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Patent number: 5145096Abstract: The tap includes a lower body adapted to slide radially onto the neck of a container and lock beneath a lip on the neck. Connected pivotally to the lower body is an upper body having means for opening valves in the neck when the upper body is swung downwardly relative to the lower body to a tapping position. A releasable latch is carried by a handle on the upper body and automatically latches the upper body downwardly against the lower body when the upper body reaches its tapping position.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 1991Date of Patent: September 8, 1992Assignee: Johnson Enterprises, Inc.Inventor: Tracy K. Stenger
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Patent number: 5110015Abstract: An improved drive seal arrangement for a dry good material feeder includes an auger member which is provided with a helical flight that extends into the space proximate the drive shaft seal so as to create an underpressure proximate the seal and keep the dry material which is to be conveyed away from the seal. A novel shaft connecting linkage is further provided to isolate the seal from vibration or shock which is imparted to the drive auger during operation. A novel modular construction is also provided whereby the hopper and auger member may be dismounted from a power unit, which slides into the hopper as a single module so as not to affect the drive shaft seal.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 1989Date of Patent: May 5, 1992Assignee: Tecnetics Industries, Inc.Inventor: Harold J. Kilts
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Patent number: 5029973Abstract: An improved bayonet connector assembly includes a connector nut having a generally cylindrical tubular configuration with a bore extending axially therethrough. In one embodiment the inner surface of the bore includes at least one camming surface extending both circumferentially and axially therein and disposed to impinge upon the corresponding bayonet pin of the mating bayonet connector. A detent window is formed at the inner end of each camming surface to engage and retain the bayonet pin that is driven slidably along the camming surface into the detent window. The end surfaces of the cylindrical nut are annular and continuous, so that the strength of the structure is maximized. Furthermore, the camming surfaces and the detent slots are arranged so that the entire nut may be formed in a single molding operation. In another embodiment, the camming surfaces and detent recesses are formed on the exterior of the female connector, and the bayonet pins extend radially inwardly in the bore of the bayonet nut.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 1990Date of Patent: July 9, 1991Assignee: Xintec CorporationInventor: Dan L. Rink
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Patent number: 4995540Abstract: Apparatus for dispensing, in sequence, a unit dosage of several elastomeric impression materials of different viscosities so as to permit a dental impression to be taken under aseptic conditions in the preparation of a dental restoration. The apparatus also includes means for removably locking the syringe to the nozzle assembly.Type: GrantFiled: April 7, 1989Date of Patent: February 26, 1991Inventors: Laurence Colin, Edward R. Spehar
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Patent number: 4900514Abstract: A mouthpiece system for deterring evasion of an alcohol breath test particularly a test wherein a breath sample is delivered without human supervision. The system includes a mouthpiece configured so as to render difficult the delivery of artificial breath samples through the use of hoses, balloons and the like. The mouthpiece has an oversize upper surface which includes a tapered lip around the mouthpiece inlet to receive the mouth of the user. The lip is surrounded by a wide apertured ring which, together with the lip, will not readily form an effective connection with a balloon or hose. An electrode on the mouthpiece is used for sensing and/or signalling the user. The impedance in contact with the electrode is sensed during testing to insure it falls within a range expected for a human user to deter use of evasion using filters or bogus gas delivery devices. Continuity of the impedance during testing is monitored to detect attempts to pass the mouthpiece to an accomplice.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 1987Date of Patent: February 13, 1990Assignee: Guardian Technologies, Inc.Inventor: Kip L. Fuller
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Patent number: 4856581Abstract: A heat exchanger, particularly a radiator for the heating of buildings is formed with a modular unit comprising a tubular finned element of extruded aluminum in which upper and lower headers of die-cast aluminum are engaged by an interference fit and a sealing O-ring gasket. The headers being connected through couplers by bayonet type coupling. The unit being completed passivated and/or anodized against corrosion.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 1988Date of Patent: August 15, 1989Inventor: Gennaro Santoro
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Patent number: 4808774Abstract: A strain relief device is disclosed which is adapted to receive wires which extend into an aperture of a service box. The device comprises a structure formed of a cylindrical segment and a conical segment. The cylindrical segment is disposed at the base of the conical segment and each of the segments is hollow. At least one section line, and preferably two, is disposed through the side wall of the structure. The section line extends from the top of the conical segment to the bottom of the cylindrical segment, whereby the segments are split into two sections. An abutment is disposed on the structure which is arranged to urge against the perimeter of the aperture in the service box. The two sections are joined together with a collar which is disposed around the cylindrical segment and co-acts with the abutment to hold the device in the aperture.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 1987Date of Patent: February 28, 1989Assignee: GTE Products CorporationInventor: Robert A. Crane
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Patent number: 4736945Abstract: An assembly (10) for demountably securing one end of a jump rope (18) to a substantially vertical surface (12). A planar base (11) is affixed to the surface (12), as by screws (30), and the base presents the lugs (23 and 24) of a bayonet mount (14). A receptacle (13) has a central hub (35) and a peripheral rim (36) that are interconnected by a generally planar web (38). The slots (41 and 42) for the bayonet mount (14) are provided in the web (38) and permit demountably securing the receptacle (13) to the base (11). The hub (35) has a hollow, interior cavity (48) which rotatably receives a bushing (15) to which the rope (18) is secured. The configuration of the cavity (48) and the bushing (15) cooperates to minimize rotative frictional resistance therebetween.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 1982Date of Patent: April 12, 1988Inventor: Eugene Vinciguerra
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Patent number: 4708370Abstract: A device is disclosed for coupling a drainpipe to a recreational vehicle discharge pipe fitting of the type having a terminal end portion with circular periphery and a plurality of locking pins extending outward radially from the periphery. The device employs a tubular member having a proximal end and a distal end. A drainpipe end portion of the tubular member terminating at the distal end has a complementary shape and size adapted to engage threadably an end of a corrugated drainpipe, while a fitting end portion of the tubular member terminating at the proximal end has a complementary shape and size adapted to engage telescopically a terminal end portion of the discharge pipe fitting.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 1986Date of Patent: November 24, 1987Assignee: ToddcoInventor: Harry V. Todd
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Patent number: 4648635Abstract: The bayonet coupling is provided with a connecting ring having radial pins for engaging in grooves in a hollow member to provide a loose connection. In addition, a screw-threaded ring is threaded into the connecting ring to move against a shoulder on one hollow member in order to compress a resilient seal ring between the hollow members and thus provide a strong seal-tight connection.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 1986Date of Patent: March 10, 1987Assignee: Sulzer Brothers LimitedInventor: Dieter Juhling
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Patent number: 4483563Abstract: A device for handling an object such as a pipe comprising a cylindrical member, with four disposed adjacent one another elongate grooves or recesses in the peripheral direction in the surface thereof and extending in upward direction, with the first and last open at the bottom, and merging into one another at the top and bottom ends via trapezoidal grooves or recesses, the whole being adapted to receive and co-operate with at least one lug projecting from the surface of the pipe.Type: GrantFiled: August 3, 1982Date of Patent: November 20, 1984Assignee: Heerema Engineering Service B.V.Inventor: Henricus J. T. M. van der Heyden
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Patent number: 4477109Abstract: A connector for coupling a hose to a faucet or the like includes two molded plastic members which are coupled together by a bayonet-type connection. One member carries a resilient seal which has an annular lip inclined radially inwardly and axially toward an axially facing annular sealing surface on the other member. When the members are coupled, the lip flattens against the sealing surface to form a seal between the members and, in this condition of the parts, the resiliency of the lip also produces a force which keeps the bayonet-type connection in the locked position. When the members are being coupled while water is running through the member with the seal, an annular groove in the sealing surface causes water to backwash and clean the sealing side of the lip as well as the sealing surface itself.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 1981Date of Patent: October 16, 1984Assignee: GFK PartnershipInventor: Guenther F. Kleuver
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Patent number: 4313649Abstract: A lens is fixed in a molded lens tube by a molded fastening ring. The fastening ring has a projection and the lens tube has a notch. The projection is elastically engaged in the notch so that the fastening ring is secured to the lens tube.Type: GrantFiled: January 3, 1980Date of Patent: February 2, 1982Assignee: Canon Kabushiki KaishaInventors: Teruo Morikawa, Shinji Murata
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Patent number: 4306743Abstract: An improved connector arrangement for breathing circuit endotracheal tubes or the like in which one tube end is inserted into the other tube end. A secure connection is provided by means of a lug, groove and slot arrangement on the adjacent surfaces. When the tubes are moved axially together a lug protruding from one of the surfaces is engaged by a slot in the other and slides along the slot to a circumferential groove, thereby securing the two tubes together so that one can still be moved radially with respect to the other but not be disconnected by an inadvertent force exerted in an axial direction. A quick disconnect capability is provided by having the distance to the groove from the end of the tube along one side of the slot be less than that along the other side of the slot.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 1980Date of Patent: December 22, 1981Inventors: William E. Hinshaw, Arnold M. Heyman
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Patent number: 4103101Abstract: A one-piece connector for connecting electric cables to an electrical outlet box comprises a tubular body having an inner portion adapted to fit inside an opening in an outlet box, an outer portion adapted to receive a sheathed cable therein, an annular shoulder on the connector for abutting the outer surface of the box wall, a pair of arcuate lugs provided at diametrically opposite sides of the connector for passage through recesses in the edge of the box opening when the connector is inserted in the opening, the lugs having arcuately spaced opposite side edges, raised arcuate portions between the shoulder and the arcuate lugs which exceed the diameter of the opening in the box wall and become wedged against the edge of the opening when the connector is rotated in the opening, the arcuate raised portions each beginning at one side edge of one of the arcuate lugs and terminating medially between the opposite side edges of the respective arcuate lug, flat raised portions beginning at the medial terminus of theType: GrantFiled: March 28, 1977Date of Patent: July 25, 1978Inventor: William Maier
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Patent number: 4065890Abstract: A framework comprising hollow rods connected at their ends by connecting members. The hollow rods and connecting members are secured by a novel bayonet connection.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 1976Date of Patent: January 3, 1978Inventor: Wolfgang Fenner