Separable insertion-type pipe connection
AssigneeHydraulik-Ring GmbH
InventorsAxel Sauer, Gunther Wiesner, Frank van de Poel, Kurt Schaible
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AssigneeHydraulik-Ring GmbH
InventorsAxel Sauer, Gunther Wiesner, Frank van de Poel, Kurt Schaible
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A separable insertion-type connection is provided for pipes. By way of an end piece having an exterior collar, a pipe can be sealingly inserted into an inserting opening of a connecting body which receives an elastic sealing ring as well as a supporting ring which, in the inserting direction, is arranged in front of the sealing ring and rests against the opening wall. The pipe can then be axially fixed in the inserting opening by a holding part which can be mounted on the connecting body. The insertion-type connection provides long service life of its sealing ring under extreme conditions. For this purpose, the supporting ring is equipped on its face which faces the sealing ring with a sealing lip which sealingly encloses the pipe end piece. As a result, it is achieved that, when acted upon by pressure, the sealing lip, independently of component tolerances, is pressed in a form-locking manner against the circumference of the pipe end piece. An annular gap between the supporting ring and the pipe end piece is closed off, and thus a destruction of the sealing ring by gap extrusion is prevented.
A separable insertion-type connection for pipes, comprising an end piece of a pipe having an exterior collar configured no be inserted into an inserting opening of a connecting body, a supporting ring received in the connecting body so as to rest against a wall thereof, an elastic sealing ring arranged, as viewed in an inserting direction, behind the supporting ring, and a holding part configured to reach over the exterior collar and to be fixed with respect to the connecting body such that the pipe is fixable in the inserting opening, wherein the supporting ring has a face opposing the sealing ring and a sealing lip extending from the face configured to enclose the pipe end piece and prevent intrusion of the sealing ring into a gap defined between the pipe end piece and an interior surface of the supporting ring.
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