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Class 285/71 - Pivoted hook or loop


Subclass of Class 285 - Pipe joints or couplings
Definition: Subject matter provided with a pivoted hook or loop for
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 07/22/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7401801Remotely releasable coupler and hose retrieval mechanism for airbrake system
A remotely releasable brake hose coupler for pressure fluid operated brake systems, such as on a motor truck and semi-trailer unit, and a retrieval mechanism for retrieving flexible hoses connected to the coupler. Pressure air from the truck tractor brake system is ...
07/22/2008
7055864Pneumatic coupling
A pneumatic coupling is provided. The pneumatic coupling is configured to couple a plurality of pneumatic lines together. According to the preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, the pneumatic coupling includes first and second housings and a plurality of fi...
06/06/2006
5658159Connector system and methods
The invention provides a connector system and methods for attaching a first and second connector. Each connector includes an elongate connector body and a coupling nut rotatably coupled about the connector body. Each coupling nut includes a center plate a...
08/19/1997
4872711Device for connecting a hose end to a connecting spigot
In an apparatus for connecting a hose end to a connecting spigot in the form of one half of a dog clutch on which a hose socket is formed, on to which the hose end is slipped and clamped, and which is enclosed by a clamp formed by at least two part shells...
10/10/1989
 
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