Pneumatic hose fastener
OwnerJames Paterson KENNEDY, III, Patricia Elaine KENNEDYinventors
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Abstract
A pneumatic hose fastener having a flange with a pair of overlapping non-concentric holes attached by a neck to a hook. The overlapping non-concentric holes are adapted to receive a pneumatic hose and quick-connect coupler body. The hook includes an inner hook leg attached to an outer hook leg by a bridge. The bridge connects to the neck. A side profile of the inner hook leg, the bridge and the outer hook leg form substantially a u-shape adapted to secure the hook of the pneumatic hose fastener to another surface.
Claims20
A pneumatic hose fastener comprising:
- a flange having at least one hole to receive a pneumatic hose with a quick-connect coupler body;
- and
- a hook attached to the flange, the hook comprising;
- an inner leg;
- and
- an outer leg,
- wherein a side profile of the inner leg and the outer leg substantially form a u-shape adapted to secure the hook to another surface.
A pneumatic hose fastener comprising:
- a flange having at least one hole to receive a pneumatic hose with a quick-connect coupler body;
- and
- a hook attached to the flange through a neck, the hook comprising;
- an inner leg;
- and
- an outer leg,
- wherein a side profile of the inner leg and the outer leg substantially form a u-shape adapted to secure the hook to another surface.
A pneumatic hose fastener comprising:
- a flange having two overlapping non-concentric holes;
- a neck attached to the flange;
- and
- a hook attached to the neck, the hook comprising:
- an inner hook leg;
- an outer hook leg;
- and
- a bridge extending between the inner hook leg and the outer hook leg that connects to the neck,
- wherein the side profile of the inner hook leg, the bridge and the outer hook leg form substantially a u-shape adapted to secure the hook of the pneumatic hose fastener to another surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.