Automatic connector for supplying utility
AssigneeUnitest Inc.
InventorHyun Sung Lee
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Abstract
Proposed is an automatic coupler for supplying a utility. The automatic coupler includes a first coupling member provided on any one of a utility supplying end or a utility receiving end, and a first valve body provided in the first coupling member and provided with a first check ball elastically supported, a second coupling member provided on the other one of the utility supplying end or the utility receiving end and coupled to the first coupling member, and a second valve body provided in the second coupling member and provided with a second check ball elastically supported. The second valve body includes a main body, a first floating body, and a second floating body elastically supported to the first floating body, the second floating body elastically supporting the second check ball.
Claims5
An automatic coupler for supplying a utility, the automatic coupler comprising:
- a first coupling member provided on any one of a utility supplying end or a utility receiving end;
- a first valve body provided in the first coupling member and provided with a first check ball elastically supported, to perform an opening and closing of a flow path by the first check ball;
- a second coupling member provided on the other one of the utility supplying end or the utility receiving end and configured to be coupled to the first coupling member;
- and
- a second valve body provided in the second coupling member and provided with a second check ball elastically supported, to perform an opening and closing of a flow path by the second check ball,
- wherein the second valve body comprises:
- a main body;
- a first floating body elastically supported to the main body;
- and
- a second floating body elastically supported to the first floating body so that a portion of the second floating body protrudes outside the first floating body, the second floating body elastically supporting the second check ball so that a portion of the second check ball protrudes outside the first floating body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.