Control valve connector
AssigneeWen Sheng Fu Co., Ltd.
InventorHung-Lin Lai
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Abstract
A control valve connector has a valve body, a connecting member, at least two sealing rings and a positioning nut. The valve body has a first connecting opening and at least two second connecting openings, an outer edge of the second connecting opening provided with a threaded section. The first connecting opening is configured for coupling with the positioning nut, and the connecting member is a tubal body having a through aperture and a spherical end.
Claims2
A control valve connector comprising a valve body, a connecting member, at least two sealing rings and a positioning nut, wherein the valve body has a first connecting opening and at least two second connecting openings, an outer edge of the second connecting opening provided with a threaded section, the first connecting opening configured for coupling with the positioning nut, the connecting member being a tubal body having a through aperture and a spherical end, characterized in that:
- the first connecting opening of the valve body comprises a first aperture and a second aperture connected with each other, the first aperture disposed in a sidewall of the valve body and larger than the second aperture, the second aperture provided with a threaded section for engaging with the connecting member;
- another end of the connecting member comprising a wide diameter section and a narrow diameter section, the wide diameter section is provided with at least two circular grooves for accepting the sealing rings and adjacent to the spherical end, and the narrow diameter section is provided with a threaded section;
- wherein the narrow diameter section of the connecting member is inserted into the positioning nut and then locked with the second aperture of the valve body, such that the wide diameter section presses against the threaded section of the second aperture, and the sealing ring jacketed on the wide diameter section pushes against an inner wall of the first aperture.
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