Gas-tight connection systems for suction equipment and suction nozzles for vacuum cleaners
A technology for connecting systems and suction equipment, applied to vacuum cleaners, suction nozzles, cleaning equipment, etc., can solve problems such as leaking, increase manufacturing costs, etc., and achieve the effect of compensating for length changes
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[0017] exist figure 1 and figure 2 The connection system shown in is intended for use with a suction device which sucks in air from the surrounding environment and discharges the air back into the surrounding environment and which is sufficiently gas-tight for the suction device. The connection end of the coiled hose 1 engages in the connection opening 2 of the connection element 3 . The coiled hose 1 has a spring-elastic coil 4 and a flexible corrugated wall 5 . The spiral 4 is preferably made of spring steel wire and is embedded in the wall 5 . The contour of the wall 5 extends undulating around the spiral 4 and is made of a plastic commonly used for suction hoses (for example polyurethane). The connection opening 2 has an internal thread 6 for positive engagement with the coil 4 of the coiled hose 1 . At least one thread turn of the screw part 4 is screwed into the internal thread 6 of the connection opening 2 .
[0018] The pitch of the internal thread 6 has a differ...
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