584 results about "Hose clamp" patented technology

An improved outlet tube device for a urinary drainage bag is disclosed wherein an outlet valve mechanism is contained with a rigid housing fixed securely to the drainage bag, rather than just being clamped to the outlet tubing, and thus cannot become separated from the bag. The outlet valve can be opened only by positive action on the part of the medical care personnel, thereby assuring that urine will be discharged only in a controlled manner. Further, because the valve mechanism does not require that a substantial length of tubing with a freely movable end be used in conjunction with the outlet port, there is no need to engage the free end of the tubing with a keeper. Thus the possibility of the tubing springing back to its straight configuration and flicking residual urine on the attending medical personnel is eliminated. In one embodiment the outlet tube device comprises a pinchcock-type valve which is fixedly mounted to the bag and which is normally operative to clamp off the outlet tube. In a second embodiment the outlet tube device comprises a syringetype fitting which is fixedly mounted to the bag. Depressing the syringe plunger closes the valve, and retracting the plunger opens the valve to permit fluid to be discharged through the outlet tube. In a third embodiment, a hose clamp is contained within a rigid housing and is selectively operative to clamp a hose to prevent fluid flow therethrough.

A plastic discharge tube extends through a swaged cap bore through a metal swaged cap. A conical cap portion of the metal swaged cap is pressed into a retainer ring passage through a metal retainer ring. A swage surface in the retainer ring passage swages the conical portion of the metal swaged cap thereby fixing the position of the plastic discharge tube in the swaged cap bore and locking the swaged cap in the retainer ring passage. The plastic discharge tube is inserted into a steel injection tube fixed to a soil cutting knife. A ring bottom positioning surface contacts and injection tube upper end of the injection tube. A delivery hose is telescopically received on a plastic discharge tube retainer assembly and the steel injection tube. Hose clamps clamp the delivery hose to the retainer assembly and the injection tube.

A hose clamp with overlapping ends, with the outer overlapping end having a toothed portion on the outer surface thereof and the overlapping end of the inner overlapping end having a locking arrangement thereon including a pivotable locking member with toothed projections thereon cooperable with the toothed portion on the outer end and the outer end has a graspable projection for tightening the clamp.

A dialysis procedure catheter for accurately facilitating insertion of a needle into a dialysis patient's body. The dialysis procedure catheter includes a tubular member having a bore being disposed therethrough, and also having an enlarged main portion and a branch portion, and further having a needle; and also includes a plug assembly including a plug member being removably disposed in the bore of the needle; and further includes a handle being attached to the enlarged main portion of the tubular member; and also includes a hose having a first end being attached to the branch portion; and further includes a hose clamp for crimping the hose; and also includes a hose connector being attached to a second end of the hose for connecting to a dialysis machine.

A drain hose clip for securing a drain hose to a household appliance, and a household appliance having the drain hose clip and drain hose. The drain hose clip includes a body configured to be coupled to the drain hose and to secure the drain hose to the household appliance, and an orientation control feature on the body that engages a corresponding orientation control feature on the drain hose to maintain a fixed position of the drain hose with respect to the body of the drain hose clip.

The invention relates to an eel and loach slaughtering machine which belongs to the field of an aquatic product processing machine. The eel and loach slaughtering machine is formed by a rack, a feeding barrel and a slaughtering device, wherein the feeding barrel is mounted at the one end of the rack and the slaughtering device is arranged at the other end of the rack; the feeding barrel and the slaughtering device are movably connected through a feeding hose and a hose clamp; and the slaughtering device is provided with a protection cover. The eel and loach slaughtering machine disclosed by the invention adopts a feeding roller to randomly grasp and convey eel and loach, the slaughtering speed is high, the slaughtering requirements on eel and loach with different sizes can be met, and the frequent problems that some eel and loach are not correctly slaughtered or are not slaughtered when an existing slaughtering machine is used for slaughtering eel and loach with different sizes are solved. When the eel and loach slaughtering machine disclosed by the invention is used for slaughtering eel and loach, eel and loach do not need to be classified according to specifications and sizes in advance, so that the labor intensity of workers is reduced and the working efficiency is improved; and eel and loach can be slaughtered from abdomens or from backs through the selection connection between the feeding hose and a back cutting supporting plate and between the feeding hose and an abdomen cutting supporting plate, and furthermore, the requirements on deep processing of eel and loach can be met.

A plumbing bracket assembly has a plastic main bracket body and a telescoping bracket. The telescoping bracket runs through the main bracket body, and is able to extend to allow the bracket assembly to be secured to structure (such as studs) at both ends, over a range of distances between structure elements. The bracket body is initially able to slide along the telescoping bracket, for desired positioning, but may be locked in place using screws on the main bracket body. Hardware, such a hose clamp and multiple pipe clamps, is initially coupled to the main bracket body. The main bracket body may have a central depression for receiving a relatively large pipe run, and notches or depressions on opposite sides of the central depression, for receiving smaller pipe runs.

An expansion hose adapted for smoothing pressure fluctuations in a hydraulic system having an inner tube, a textile reinforcement, and an outer cover. The reinforcement includes a plurality of yarns, which in turn have a plurality of filaments of first fiber material type and a plurality of filaments of second fiber material type, with first fiber type having elongation at break higher than the second fiber type by at least about 4% elongation. The expansion hose may be part of an assembly including at least one fitting, coupling, bracket, hose clamp, or other hose.

The invention is a fire hose holding apparatus that involves a hose clamp that involves two halves that are connected together via a hinge and a handle. Located along the interior of said two halves are rubber strips. The locking apparatus involves a locking clip on the opposite ends of the two halves and locking notch in the handle.

An improved hose clamp comprising: an annular band having an inner face, tensioning means, and an annular spring liner; said spring liner comprising: an outwardly-projecting circumferential ridge; an inwardly-projecting circumferential ridge on each side of said outwardly-projecting ridge; and a circumferential shoulder near an edge of said spring liner; wherein at least one said shoulder is adapted to abut said inner face.

A hose clamp for repairing high pressure hydraulic hoses comprises a first clamp portion mated to a second clamp portion around a hose. The first and second clamp portions each comprise a semi-cylindrical channel extending longitudinally along an inner surface of the clamp. The hose is received within the channel and a plurality of fasteners releasably affix the clamp portions together. A plurality of barbs extending circumferentially around the channel compress the hose to minimize leakage from the hose.

In a holder having a holder base and holding arms and used for holding a hose clamp in position, the holder base is so constructed as to be capable of being positioned on the outer periphery of an annular hose clamp and a pair of holding arms protrude from each of a pair of opposite lateral edges of the holder base. Each pair of holding arms are so shaped as to define a pair of opposed arcs extending along a circumference A having a diameter somewhat smaller than the outside diameter of a hose. Each holding arm has a sharp projection B1 formed on its inner peripheral surface at its distal end and directed substantially toward the center of the circumference A, or more inwardly than it. The clamp holder facilitates the preliminary holding of a hose clamp in position on a hose without damaging the hose, and without slipping off the hose or being displaced easily.

The invention discloses a heavy oil thermal recovery casing pipe testing device, belonging to wellhead control mechanical equipment. The testing device comprises a casing pipe, an assisting rod, a pressurization pipeline, a loading device, a heating device, a displacement sensor, a thermocouple, a leak collecting device and an internal pressure sensor, wherein the leak collecting device is arranged on the outer surface of a coupling of the casing pipe, the casing pipe is connected with the loading device by the assisting rod, the internal pressure sensor is connected with the pressurization pipeline by the assisting rod, the heating device is wrapped on the surface of the casing pipe, the two ends of the displacement sensor are fixed at the two ends of the casing pipe by fixing devices, and the thermocouple is fixed on the casing pipe by a hose clamp. With the adoption of the mode of repeated temperature rising and dropping, the testing device can effectively simulate the true situation of the service of the casing pipe in a heavy oil thermal recovery well and can perform accurate evaluation on the applicability of the casing pipe.

A hose clamp pliers comprises first and second pliers bodies axially combined together by a pivot pillar for forming operating segments and working segments thereon including fitting seats disposed on the front ends thereof for fitting clamping members therein individually, the clamping members including positioning portions for accommodation various types of hose members mounted on one ends thereof, and including shanks with smaller diameters coupled on another ends thereof and inserting through the fitting seats respectively, the inner end surfaces of the positioning portions being biased against the inner end surfaces of the fitting seats respectively, and one ends of the shanks projecting out of the outer end surfaces of the fitting seats, the shanks including holes formed therein for receiving compression springs including balls placed on the free ends thereof and pushed out of the shanks thereby for being retained on the outer end surface of the fitting seats respectively, thus quickly replacing different sizes or shapes of clamping members.

A light fixture mounting assembly that includes a lamp housing having a sidewall and an opening defined by a rim at one end of the sidewall and a detent extending outward from the sidewall in a position to engage an outer surface of a panel when the housing is in an installed position. A lamp module is carried within the lamp housing and comprises a lamp positioned to emit light through the housing opening. The lamp housing is configured to carry either a spring clip-type retainer or a hose clamp-type retainer to hold the lamp housing in the installed position.