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Piercing member protection device

ActiveUS20090069783A1Safely connectedIncrease turning frictionCapsLiquid fillingElectrical and Electronics engineering
The present invention concerns a female piercing member protection device for connection with a male connection part, as well as a method for connecting such protection device to a male connection part. The female piercing member protection device comprises; an outer casing, a connection member wherein the connection member is arranged to, and at least partly enclosed in, the outer casing. Further is the outer casing arranged to be moved between a first and a second position, wherein when the outer casing is in its first position, the connection member is substantially locked from movement along the longitudinal axis A, and when the outer casing is in its second position the connection member is able to move along the longitudinal axis A. The female piercing member protection device also comprises an activated position and an inactivated position. The connection member is further arranged to connect to the male connection part by means of a deformable locking device, wherein when the outer casing is in the second position, the deformable locking device is prevented from deformation by the outer casing so as to prevent disengagement of the male connection part. The present invention provides for a secure piercing member protection device which significantly minimizes the risk for a user to be exposed to contaminants and the piercing member itself.
Owner:CARMEL PHARMA

Plug for avoiding unintended disconnection of electrical power

An apparatus and method are provided for substantially avoiding the inadvertent disconnection or dislodgment of an electrically powered device, such as a computer or television set or vacuum cleaner, from a source of electrical power. The apparatus includes an electrical male plug that has prongs configured to increase the tension between the electrical male plug and the sockets of an electrical power outlet, or an electrical female plug that has female contacts disposed in sockets and configured to increase the tension between female contacts and the male contacts of the electrically powered device. The apparatus and method alternatively provide an adapter having an increased tension electrical male plug at one end and a standard electrical female receptacle at a second end, and a mechanism that locks a standard electrical male plug to the standard electrical female receptacle of the adapter. The apparatus and method also alternatively provide a standard electrical female receptacle at one end, and a mechanism that locks a standard electrical male plug to the standard electrical female receptacle to provide a locking female outlet. The adapter or locking female outlet is attachable to a standard electrical male plug for preventing the inadvertent disconnection or dislodgment of an electrically powered device plugged into the standard electrical female receptacle of the adapter or locking female outlet.
Owner:NUDD GEOFFREY H +1

Reinforced locking connector

A locking connector system includes a first body having a rotatable collar mounted thereon and a second body configured to mate with the first body, including one or more components configured to control the breakaway force of the first and second bodies. The first and second bodies include telescopingly engaged body portions and axially mating contacts. The connector system further includes an annular collar encircling the telescoping body portions and rotatively held on the first body and a spring inside the collar. The ends of the spring are confined between the first body and the collar so as yieldingly to resist rotation of the collar relative to the first body. Axially aligned tabs are provided on the collar and the second body for latching the first body and the second body together through a predetermined range of forces. The tabs include opposed flaring cam surfaces, which cause the collar to rotate relative to the second body as the first and second body are telescoped to a mated contact position and at least one tab includes an angled back surface. The cam surfaces guide the collar tab around the body tab, and the coiled spring yields as the collar is rotated by the cam tabs during contact mating to allow the collar tab to slide past the body tab. The spring then rotates the collar tab to a latching position axially behind the body tab, thereby locking the connector bodies in mated contact position.
Owner:AMPHENOL ALDEN PROD CO

Reinforced locking connector

A locking connector system includes a first body having a rotatable collar mounted thereon and a second body configured to mate with the first body, including one or more components configured to control the breakaway force of the first and second bodies. The first and second bodies include telescopingly engaged body portions and axially mating contacts. The connector system further includes an annular collar encircling the telescoping body portions and rotatively held on the first body and a spring inside the collar. The ends of the spring are confined between the first body and the collar so as yieldingly to resist rotation of the collar relative to the first body. Axially aligned tabs are provided on the collar and the second body for latching the first body and the second body together through a predetermined range of forces. The tabs include opposed flaring cam surfaces, which cause the collar to rotate relative to the second body as the first and second body are telescoped to a mated contact position and at least one tab includes an angled back surface. The cam surfaces guide the collar tab around the body tab, and the coiled spring yields as the collar is rotated by the cam tabs during contact mating to allow the collar tab to slide past the body tab. The spring then rotates the collar tab to a latching position axially behind the body tab, thereby locking the connector bodies in mated contact position.
Owner:AMPHENOL ALDEN PROD CO
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