A flexible pipe connector uses a ball and socket joint to pivot tubular members for angular alignment.
Withdrawable stoppers in anti-buckling piping couplings reduce mass while maintaining hermeticity under exceptional stress.
A swivel fitting adaptor uses an elastomeric insert to pivot and seal fluid connections.
Segmented lock members with a uniform fracture ring ensure predictable breakaway forces while extending fatigue life against internal pressure.
An asymmetric positioning notch on the banjo plate interacts with a stopping fastener to prevent fluid leakage and misassembly in hydraulic systems.
Internal struts distribute loads to prevent deformation under high pressure.
Flat tube sections lock rotation in the housing while allowing axial sliding, reducing parts and cost.
Segmented three-bolt connectors with flexible radial seals resolve assembly complexity while maintaining reliable high-pressure performance.
A universal pipe joint uses a rotating ring buckle and annular boss to connect pipes at varying included angles.