Abstract: A corrugated pipe having a joint portion, in which the insertion of the pipe wall end portion of a connecting partner corrugated pipe into a joint portion is allowed by pushing and expanding the retaining members of the joint portion with the ridge of the pipe wall end portion, and in which the pipe wall end portion is prevented from being drawn out from the joint portion, by fitting the retaining members in the clearances between the adjoining ridges of the pipe wall end portion.

Abstract: A structure for a pipe connector, in which the insertion of a corrugated pipe end portion into a fitting cylinder is allowed by pushing and expanding the retaining members of a fitting cylinder with the ridge of the corrugated pipe end portion, and in which the corrugated pipe end portion is prevented from being drawn out from the fitting cylinder, by fitting the retaining members in the clearances between the adjoining ridges of the corrugated pipe end portion.

Abstract: A pipe-end-connecting joint comprisse a nipple 1 inserted in the pipe end, a holder 2 for tightening the outer circumference of the pipe end, and an elastic packing 3 divided into half parts and attached in the holder 2. The nipple 1 includes a tubular portion 11 provided in one longitudinal end side thereof so as to be inserted in the pipe end, a connection portion 12 provided in the other longitudinal end side thereof so as to be connected to another joint, and a flange portion 13 provided in a longitudinal intermediate portion thereof so as to protrude outward.

Abstract: The bell mouth has a first member composed of a cylindrical-shaped body with a trumpet-shaped opening at its one end and including a projection-shaped spiral portion formed on the outer peripheral surface thereof, a second member composed of a cylindrical-shaped body including a projection-shaped annular portion formed on the outer peripheral surface thereof, and a third member composed of a cylindrical-shaped body including a groove-shaped spiral portion formed on the inner peripheral surface at one axial end side thereof and a projection-shaped annular portion formed on the inner peripheral surface at the other axial end side thereof. The spiral portions of the first member and the third member are spirally fitted with each other, and the annular portions of the third member are fitted with each other. Accordingly, it is possible to move the first and third members telescopically with respect to each other through their mutual spiral fit.

Abstract: A coupling structure for a tube having first and second tube members coupled to each other includes a come-out preventing member adapted to be held at an outer periphery of the first tube member and restricted in its movement in a longitudinal direction of the first tube member at a tip end portion on a coupling side of the first tube member, and an engaging member adapted to protrude from an end portion on a coupling side of the second tube member. The come-out preventing member and the engaging member are respectively provided with first engaging portions and second engaging portions to engage the come-out preventing member and the engaging member to each other and to prevent the first and second tube members from being separated.

Abstract: A corrugated pipe joint for coupling corrugated pipes includes at least two joint components, each of which includes a joint main body made of a synthetic resin and including an arc-shaped portion and tightening projecting edges which are outwardly projected from circumferential end portions of said arc-shaped portion in a radial direction of the corrugated pipes to be coupled, and a watertightness-implementing packing made of an elastic material and assembled with the joint main body, the watertightness-implementing packing including an arc-shaped portion and flange edges projecting outwardly from circumferential end portions of the arc-shaped portion in the radial direction.

Abstract: An engaging member 15 is integrally or separably attached to the tip end of a second tube member 2 which is attached to the side wall 30 of a hand hole. A come-out preventing member 24 is adapted to be attached to the tip end of a first tube member 1 which is coupled to the second tube member 2. When the come-out preventing member 24 is pushed on the engaging member 15 side, both the engaging member 15 and the come-out preventing member 24 are placed in an engagement state mutually so that the first tube member 1 and the second tube member 2 are coupled without being drawn.

Abstract: A connector for mounting a pipe member (P) having a spiral-shaped wall to a through hole (h) formed in a wall member (W), the connector comprises a bellmouth (1), a holder (2) and a waterproof packing member (3). The bellmouth (1) includes an engaging projection (13) which is formed on the outer periphery (12) of a cylindrical-shaped portion (11) thereof and is engageable with the inner peripheral surface of the pipe member (P). The holder (2) includes a spiral-shaped projection (23) which is formed on the inner peripheral surface (22) of a cylindrical-shaped portion (21) thereof and fittingly engageable with the outer periphery spiral-shaped portion of the pipe member (P). The waterproof packing member (3) is disposed between the wall member (W) and the holder (2).

Abstract: An underdrain pipe has a pipe wall in which wall portions rectangular in section and wall portions circular in section are disposed alternately in a longitudinal direction of the pipe, in which a number of water collecting small holes are formed in portions of the pipe wall, and in which the whole of the pipe wall is formed of material of synthetic resin or rubber.

Abstract: A synthetic resin tubular body is fitted into the pipe connecting hole of a handhole when used. The cut edge face at one open end side of the tubular body having square walls in cross section and circular walls in cross section which are alternately disposed in its axial direction is the boundary portion between a side wall portion forming the square wall in cross section and a peripheral wall portion forming the square wall in cross section, and is cut in the boundary portion on the side apart from the open end side or in the proximity thereof. The length of the tubular body is set greater than the wall thickness of the handhole. In addition to the tubular body, a block body for the tubular body is formed with square and circular recessed portions conforming to the outer peripheral face of the open end side portion of the tubular body.

Abstract: In a wire harness protector, a pipe wall has a structure in which wall portions rectangular in section and wall portions circular in section are disposed alternately in the longitudinal direction, a cutting line used for insertion of the wire harness and passing substantially centers of flat sides of the sectionally rectangular wall portions is formed over the entire length of the pipe wall, and the whole of pipe wall is formed of synthetic resin or rubber.