Plug-in coupling
AssigneeFriatec Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsWilfried Muenster, Oliver Luz, Peter Friedrich
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AssigneeFriatec Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsWilfried Muenster, Oliver Luz, Peter Friedrich
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A plug-in coupling having a base body (6), a sealing ring (12, 13), a locking ring (40) and an annular body which can be connected to the base body (6). A pipe end (4, 5) can be locked in position by the locking ring (40). The plug-in coupling of the invention enables a connection to be made with at least one pipe end in a simple, functionally reliable manner, in such a way that pipes made of different materials can be used together. The pipe ends (4, 5) can be inserted into an axial annular gap or space (27) between the base body (6) and the annular body (18, 19) in such a way that the sealing ring (12) lies adjacent the interior of the pipe end (4, 5), making a good seal with the pipe end, and also in such a way that the locking ring (40) is located in the annular gap (27). The locking ring (40) is prestressed and adjoins the locking surface (20) of the annular body (18) on one side and the exterior surface of the inserted pipe end (4, 5) on the other side. In addition a locking ring (40) is situated in the annular gap (27) which is prestressed and adjoins the locking surface (20, 21) of the annular body (18, 19) on one side and the exterior surface of the inserted pipe end (4, 5) on the other.
A plug-in coupling comprising a base body, a sealing ring, a locking ring, and an annular body which can be connected with the base body, in which a pipe end can be locked into position by the locking ring, wherein the pipe end can be inserted into an axial annular gap between the base body and the annular body, the sealing ring fits tightly against the interior surface of the pipe end, and the annular gap accommodates the locking ring, which fits under initial stress against a locking surface of the annular body and against the exterior surface of the inserted pipe end.
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