Ploypropylene or polyester plastic dessicant cartridge with fiberglass filter and bead cage ends
AssigneeFlow Dry Technology, Inc.
InventorsDavid V Flaugher, Glen D Perrine, John M Evans
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AssigneeFlow Dry Technology, Inc.
InventorsDavid V Flaugher, Glen D Perrine, John M Evans
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A desiccant container (2) which comprises a generally cylindrically cross-sectioned cup, two dual-density fiberglass discs (6, 8), desiccant material (4), and a cap (16). The cup includes an outer annular portion, an inner tubular portion, and a bottom which connect together to define a space within. The cap (16) has a planar portion with an aperture for receiving the inner wall portion of the cup and is designed for receipt in the chamber to cover the opening. The cap further includes an outer annular rim portion extending transversely from the planar portion. The peripheral flange portion having tabs with an edge portion which permit the cap to cooperate with the outer wall portion having tabs with an edge portion which permit the cap to cooperate with the outer wall portion so that the cap can be retained within the chamber in one of a number of axially spaced positions to prevent shifting of, and escape of the desiccant.
A desiccant cartridge comprising a cup having an outer wall and a bottom, a cap fitting over said outer wall to thereby define an enclosure, a first and second fiberglass member positioned in said housing, desiccant in said housing and positioned between said first and second fiberglass members.
A desiccant cartridge comprising a substantially cylindrical molded plastic cup having opposing first and second ends, an outer annular portion, an inner tubular portion having opposing first and second ends and an integral bottom connected to said second ends of said outer annular portion and said inner portion securing said inner tubular portion within said outer annular portion coaxially disposed to one another defining a space therebetween;
A cap adapted for snug insertion in a desiccant containing cup, said cap comprising a first set of apertures and a second set of apertures therein for allowing fluid flow through said cap while inhibiting passage of said desiccant through said cap, said first set of apertures comprising a plurality of generally oblong openings and a plurality of ridge members superposed over said oblong openings to thereby define said second set of apertures.
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