Cap Type Patents (Class 174/188)
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Patent number: 9919113Abstract: An adaptor for connecting a second connector to a drug delivery device includes at least a container for a product, the container including a distal tip and an axial passageway defined through the distal tip, the adaptor having a longitudinal axis and being intended to be mounted on the distal tip, the adaptor including a first part and a second part, the first part being provided with an unreleasable attachment able to fix the first part to the distal tip, the second part being provided with a connector able to connect the second part to the second connector, the adaptor further including a securer able to anchor the first part to the second part. The drug delivery device includes the adaptor and a method for mounting the adaptor.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2009Date of Patent: March 20, 2018Assignee: Becton Dickinson FranceInventor: Emeric Mermet
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Patent number: 8686294Abstract: An electrical insulating cap formation is disclosed. The electrical insulating cap formation includes a strip of material and a plurality of electrical insulating caps carried thereon in a row, in which intervals are provided between each, or groups of two or more, of the electrical insulating caps.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2010Date of Patent: April 1, 2014Assignee: Lamina Dielectrics LimitedInventors: Patrick Clayton, Patrick Hester
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Patent number: 8592684Abstract: An electrical insulating cap formation is disclosed. The electrical insulating cap formation includes a strip of material and one or more electrical insulating caps each comprising a tubular section and a closed end section, in which the one or more electrical insulating caps are carried on the strip of material by their end sections. The strip of material includes a wing portion which extends over at least a part of the tubular sections of the one or more electrical insulating caps. The strip of material is formed such that an outer edge of the wing portion is spaced apart from the tubular sections of the one or more electrical insulating caps.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2010Date of Patent: November 26, 2013Assignee: Lamina Dielectrics LimitedInventors: Patrick Clayton, Patrick Hester
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Publication number: 20130112458Abstract: Device for protection of a live element mounted on a support in an electrical distribution box, comprising an insulative cap adapted to cover the live element and retaining means adapted to retain the protection device fixed to the support. The protection device comprises an articulated junction adapted to couple the cap to the retaining means so that the cap is articulated relative to the retaining means in a first position in which the live element is electrically protected and a second position enabling access to the live element.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2012Publication date: May 9, 2013Inventor: Frédéric Alain Gautier
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Patent number: 8278557Abstract: A high-voltage insulator includes a metal armature, an insulating tube joined to the metal armature, which is adhesively bonded to the metal armature at an end formed as a supporting ring, and an axially symmetrical adhesive-bonding joint disposed around the axis of the insulating tube. An annular grove, which is formed in the metal armature, is disposed around the axis of the insulating tube and receives an end portion of the supporting ring. Sealing surfaces are respectively formed in the groove and in the supporting ring. The sealing surfaces are arranged and formed in such a way that, when the insulating tube and the metal armature are joined, they slide on one another, thereby forming a seal, and the supporting ring acting as a displacement body presses adhesive that has been introduced into the groove before the joining into the adhesive-bonding joint.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2010Date of Patent: October 2, 2012Assignee: ABB Technology AGInventors: Bruno Widmer, Jean-Claude Mauroux, Martin Lakner, Leopold Ritzer, Reto Weder
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Publication number: 20110030994Abstract: A high-voltage insulator includes a metal armature, an insulating tube joined to the metal armature, which is adhesively bonded to the metal armature at an end formed as a supporting ring, and an axially symmetrical adhesive-bonding joint disposed around the axis of the insulating tube. An annular grove, which is formed in the metal armature, is disposed around the axis of the insulating tube and receives an end portion of the supporting ring. Sealing surfaces are respectively formed in the groove and in the supporting ring. The sealing surfaces are arranged and formed in such a way that, when the insulating tube and the metal armature are joined, they slide on one another, thereby forming a seal, and the supporting ring acting as a displacement body presses adhesive that has been introduced into the groove before the joining into the adhesive-bonding joint.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 20, 2010Publication date: February 10, 2011Applicant: ABB Technology AGInventors: Bruno Widmer, Jean-Claude Mauroux, Martin Lakner, Leopold Ritzer, Reto Weder
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Patent number: 7709743Abstract: An integrated insulator sealing and shielding assembly includes a rubber housing having a plurality of radial weathersheds and a tapered end adjacent an endmost radial weathershed. A metal fitting is disposed adjacent to the endmost radial weathershed and receives the tapered end. A collar assembly is disposed at an upper end of the metal fitting and includes two apertures between an outer surface thereof and the rubber housing for receiving a sealant. At least one sealing surface, preferably four, is disposed between the collar assembly and a bottom end of the rubber housing for securing the connection therebetween.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 2007Date of Patent: May 4, 2010Assignee: Hubbell IncorporatedInventors: Robert A. Bernstorf, Bastiaan H. Van Besouw
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Patent number: 7361841Abstract: A bussed electrical center (BEC) has a lateral appendage for a positive battery terminal to be used for jump starting purposes. A cover for the terminal is hingedly attached to the lateral appendage of the BEC by way of a relatively rotatable axle and bearing combination as well as facially abutting complemental locking surfaces each having alternatively raised and unraised sectors which interfit in each of two locking positions 180 degrees apart so that the cover can be locked fully open or fully closed.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 2005Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: Yazaki North America, Inc.Inventors: Eric Scott Smolen, Takeshi Takahashi
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Patent number: 6965080Abstract: A cap for conduit ends, through which electrical or communication cables extend. The cap has a hollow body, into which an open end of a conduit is accepted at a lower portion. The upper portion of the cap has a passageway comprising voids through which the cable extends. Between the top of the cable cap, and at the top of the cable cap, the cap is shaped so that there are no substantial horizontal surfaces that are of sufficient dimension to permit rodents or other vermin to sit on the cable cap and chew on the cables. At the same time, the cap prevents water and foreign objects from entering the conduit.Type: GrantFiled: December 15, 2003Date of Patent: November 15, 2005Inventor: Aaron L. Mixson
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Patent number: 6693242Abstract: An insulator assembly including an insulator with a lower part having a mounting bushing sealingly mounted thereon. The bushing being provided with a cylindrical body which is locatable over the groove, and can be shaped during manufacture to sealingly engage in the groove by a spinning technique.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2001Date of Patent: February 17, 2004Inventor: John Edward Ferriman Bailey
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Patent number: 6563055Abstract: An insulator for an electric fence of the type having posts, electric wire, and insulators mounted on the posts for supporting the wire, the insulator including a body portion having a closed end opposite an open end to define a blind bore having a substantially continuous sidewall; a support extending from the body for supporting the wire, and a plurality of ribs radially disposed within the blind bore and extending away from the sidewall toward a central portion of the bore.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2002Date of Patent: May 13, 2003Assignee: Fi-Shock, Inc.Inventor: Brett R. Burdick
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Publication number: 20020139565Abstract: An electrode cover is provided having two spaced apart frusto-conical caps. Each cap has an open end leading to a receptacle cavity sized to accept a frusto-conically shaped electrode. A tether is formed integral with and extending between the two caps so as to bind the two caps together at a predetermined distance. A shockless system for training an animal is also provided including an animal collar arrangement comprising an electric shock generator for delivering an electrical shock to an animal under predetermined conditions to control the movement of the animal. A collar is provided for the animal for carrying the electrical shock generator so that electrodes are positioned to engage the animal Advantageously, an electrode cover is provided that includes two spaced apart frusto-conical caps each having an open end leading to a receptacle cavity sized to accept the frusto-conically shaped electrodes.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2002Publication date: October 3, 2002Inventor: Kristopher K. Bradford
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Patent number: 6426465Abstract: A protective cover has a body in which an electrical wire connection part of a battery connection terminal is installed and a cover piece covering a clamping part of the terminal and hinged to the body. The cover piece contains a pair of elastically deformable locking arms extending vertically. The body has receiving portions locking lip portions of the locking arms thereto when the cover piece is closed. The locking arms are protected inside the cover piece and are sufficiently flexible to reduce risk of breakage on repeated opening and closing.Type: GrantFiled: May 30, 2000Date of Patent: July 30, 2002Assignee: Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd.Inventor: Shuji Kosuge
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Patent number: 6326552Abstract: An end fitting for an insulator includes a main cast body for securement to an external structure and a non-machined annular flange rigidly attached at an end of the main cast body and defining a hole for receiving an end of a fiberglass rod to secure the annular flange to the fiberglass rod in assembling the insulator. At least a portion of the annular flange is formed of a preformed annular member defining at least an interior diameter of the annular flange. The use of the preformed annular member eliminates the need for two costly secondary machining operations to prepare the annular flange for receiving and crimping on the fiberglass rod of the insulator.Type: GrantFiled: December 1, 1999Date of Patent: December 4, 2001Assignee: Hubbel IncorporatedInventors: John A. Krause, Jeffrey J. Kester
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Patent number: 5986216Abstract: A reinforced electrical insulator has a load sustaining mechanical core with a pair of attachment members located at its longitudinal ends. One of the attachment members extends longitudinally into the mechanical core to provide reinforcement to the mechanical core. The mechanical core member is constructed of a rigid, dielectric material with a first end section, a second end section, and a center section. A plurality of weathersheds extending outwardly from the center section of core member in a substantially radial direction relative to the longitudinal axis. The first and second end sections having maximum widths which are larger than the maximum width of the center section. The attachment members have inner portions embedded within the end sections of the core and outer portions extending outwardly from the end sections of the core.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 1997Date of Patent: November 16, 1999Assignee: Hubbell IncorporatedInventor: John Allen Krause
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Patent number: 5977487Abstract: The invention relates to a high voltage insulator of ceramic material, which includes a longitudinal shank having molded sheds and to whose ends of the shank metal caps are shrink-fitted. The ends of the longitudinal shank are enlarged so that the diameter of the enlarged ends is at least 1.05 times the diameter of the longitudinal shank. The cylindrical surface, and the end face of the enlarged ends of the longitudinal shank are machined.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 1997Date of Patent: November 2, 1999Assignee: Hoechst CeramTec AktiengesellschaftInventor: Martin Kuhl
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Patent number: 5539155Abstract: A metal fitting for a composite electrical insulator (1) including a plastic rod (2), e.g., an FRP rod. The metal fitting (4) includes a radially inwardly deformable sleeve portion having a bore (5) into which an end portion of the rod (1) can be inserted for fixedly securing the metal fitting (4) to the rod (1). The bore (5) in the metal fitting (4) has an inner surface which is formed with fine protrusions (7). These protrusions (7) provide a satisfactory resistivity to the tensile force applied to the insulator (1), to thereby effectively prevent withdrawal of the rod (2) from the metal fitting (4) when it is in use.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 1994Date of Patent: July 23, 1996Assignee: NGK Insulators, Ltd.Inventors: Shigehiko Kunieda, Takeshi Shogo
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Patent number: 5374789Abstract: An electrical assembly, such as an insulator or a surge arrester, having an elastomeric weathershed housing, a pair of end fittings, and a pair of sealing systems for coupling and sealing the interfaces between the end fittings and the ends of the weathershed housing. Each of the end fittings has a bore for receiving an end portion of the weathershed housing, and an annular flange extending inwardly from the bore for engaging and compressing the end portion of the weathershed housing inwardly to form a primary annular seal without crimping the end fitting against the weathershed housing. At least one locking ring is positioned between the end portion of the weathershed housing and the inner surface of the bore for forming a secondary annular seal. Additional sealing can also be provided by axially compressing the weathershed housing between the end fittings.Type: GrantFiled: May 30, 1991Date of Patent: December 20, 1994Assignee: Hubbell IncorporatedInventor: Robert A. Bernstorf
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Patent number: 4427844Abstract: A metal-capped electrical insulator and method of making same by forming a metal cap on an insulator dielectric by directly casting molten metal round a portion of the dielectric to embed it therein. Before casting the metal (16 or 17), a metal washer (1 ) is placed in contact with the boundary on the insulator at the edge of the portion to be embedded. The washer has a circular groove (2) open on the side through which the molten metal is poured. Before casting, said washer is deformed, by pressing it hard in a metal-casting mould (30) to the dielectric and deflecting the walls (3, 4) of the groove (2) to create an undercut in the metal washer.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 1982Date of Patent: January 24, 1984Assignee: Societe Anonyme dite: CERAVERInventors: Charles Saby, Serge Jeannin, Jean-Paul Perrier