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US 2022/0010905 A1Published application
Fluid connector
AssigneeFränkische Industrial Pipes GMBH & CO. KG
InventorDirk SCHRÖTER
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Abstract
A fluid connector, comprising a first connector body, a second connector body and a latching body which is configured to connect the first connector body to the second connector body, the latching body having a first non-destructively non-releasable latching device and a second non-destructively releasable latching device, the latching body being configured to be pushed both onto a radially outer side of the first connector body and onto a radially outer side of the second connector body.
Claims18
1-15. (canceled)
A fluid connector, comprising:
- a first connector body for connecting the fluid connector to a first fluid line,
- a second connector body formed separately from the first connector body for connecting the fluid connector to a second fluid line, and
- a latching body which is configured to connect the first connector body to the second connector body,
- wherein the latching body has a first latching device, which is configured to engage with a corresponding mating latching device on the first connector body and which is formed in such a manner that engagement of the first latching device with the corresponding mating latching device is non-destructively non-releasable, and a second latching device which is configured to engage with a corresponding mating latching device on the second connector body and which is formed in such a manner that engagement of the second latching device with the corresponding mating latching device is non-destructively releasable, wherein the latching body is configured to be pushed onto both a radially outer side of the first connector body and onto a radially outer side of the second connector body to engage the two latching devices.
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The fluid connector according to claim] 16,
- wherein the first connector body and the second connector body have a substantially identical internal diameter which forms a respective fluid passage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.