Valve housing for cartridge type faucets
OwnerHarvey B. Rodstein, deceased, by Barbara L. Rodstein, executrixinventors
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OwnerHarvey B. Rodstein, deceased, by Barbara L. Rodstein, executrixinventors
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A cartridge valve housing for use with a disc-type valve cartridge having a pair of discs disposed at one end and capable of axial adjustment of the discs independent of the housing. The valve housing includes a hollow tube member having an inlet and an outlet port and a passageway suitable for communicating liquid therebetween. A portion of the tube member, proximate the outlet port, is adapted to slidably and sealingly receive therein the valve cartridge end having the pair of discs. This portion of the tube member also has sufficient axial length so as not to inhibit axial movement of the valve cartridge in the housing. A concentric sleeve member is integrally formed on the outer wall of the tube member proximate the outlet port and forms a discharge chamber therebetween. The discharge chamber has a valve cartridge entry port aligned with the outlet port of the tube member and is adapted to threadably receive the valve catridge therethrough so as to permit the valve cartridge to selectively provide a fluid passageway for communicating fluid between the outlet port of the tube member through the discharge chamber and into a fluid discharge port in the discharge chamber.
The combination of a cartridge type valve assembly and a housing for removably receiving said valve assembly while retaining adjustability of the turning torque for operating the valve independently of seating said valve assembly in said housing, comprising:
The combination of a cartridge type valve assembly and a housing for removably receiving said valve assembly while retaining adjustability of the turning torque for operating the valve independently of seating said valve assembly in said housing, comprising:
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