Abstract: The present invention relates to fast-fit unions for removably joining pipes, wherein a tubular lock element loaded by a spring carries on its inner wall three teeth offset axially of the union with respect to one another, the central tooth being provided opposite the other two so that, to unlock the two elements of the union, two successive inward displacement maneuvers must be exerted on the lock element, consequently allowing the compressed fluid time in which to be evacuated to the atmosphere.

Abstract: The present invention relates to safety valve unions wherein the rotating plug is shaped so as to retain when it is in open position the terminal end of the male element which is released when said plug has been brought into closed position. The opposite faces of the boss and of the pivoting lever are shaped to provide an intermediate position in which the plug is closed, the downstream pipe of the male element is decompressed through a channel and a vent in register, and the terminal is still locked in the bore. The invention is more particularly applicable to the hydraulic or pneumatic accessory industry.

Abstract: The invention relates to multiple unions of the type comprising two plates which carry elementary unions and which are brought close together or spaced apart, by force, with the aid of at least one maneuvering device of the rack and pinion type. Initial latching of the two plates is ensured by a bolt-pillar mechanism, the pinions having on the shaft an angular clearance enabling them to remain immobile and to allow unlocking when the handle begins its movement for the separation of the two plates. With this handle are associated locking means which ensure retention thereof in locked position.