Hose coupler for spiral wire reinforced hoses
OwnerTatsuya Matsuda, Akira Nakagawainventors
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A hose coupler particularly suitable for spiral wire reinforced hoses having either one or both of their outside and inside surfaces embossed by the spiral reinforcement of metal or synthetic resin material provided either externally wound about the outside or internally imbedded between the two pliers along the entire hose length, is disclosed, which has a cylindrical sleeve for enclosing the engaged end of the hose about the nipple. This sleeve is itself encased within the back nut, when it is engaged with the main body. An annular projection is formed in the inside of the sleeve at its one end, which is provided to be pressed against the outside of the hose over a longitudinal range that is not less than the pitch of the reinforcement helix in the hose. A tubular seal is provided wound about the outside of the nipple at its forward end. The tubular seal is formed to have its longitudinal length to match the dimension of the contacted surface of the projection. Also, the tubular seal is situated in the nipple circumference at such a point that, when the back nut is engaged with the main body, with the hose end being pulled up into place over the nipple within the sleeve, the projection is pressed against the hose just over the seal. In this way, the hose is sealed all way round its circumference on both of the knaggy outside and inside.
A hose coupling for attachment to the end portion of a hose which contains a reinforcing wire that is spirally wrapped along the length thereof and provides an undulating surface to at least one of the inside and outside surfaces of said hose, said hose coupling comprising
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