O-ring retainer for valve stem
AssigneeSchroeder Industries, Inc. d/b/a Schroeder America
InventorsDavid Santy, A. A. Jud Schroeder
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AssigneeSchroeder Industries, Inc. d/b/a Schroeder America
InventorsDavid Santy, A. A. Jud Schroeder
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An O-ring retainer is disclosed that is integral with a valve stem of a valve. The valve is intended to move in a valve chamber, which valve chamber has a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet. When manually actuated, the valve moves between a first position, where it is seated against walls of the valve chamber and prevents flow through the chamber, and a second unseated position where it allows flow of the fluid through the chamber between the inlet and the outlet. An O-ring, used in conjunction with the valve and the valve chamber, is maintained in place by an outward projection from the valve stem, which projection is located just below the normally seated O-ring. Thus, if the O-ring becomes unseated, the projection, upon movement of the valve towards the seated position, bumps the O-ring back into its normal position.
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying pressurized fluid, the bar gun assembly comprising:
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying pressurized fluids, the bar gun assembly comprising:
A bar gun assembly for receiving a multiplicity of fluid carrying tubes carrying pressurized fluids, the bar gun assembly comprising:
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