Water stopping seat of ceramic control valve of faucet
OwnerShih-Ming Wanginventor
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Abstract
A ceramic control valve of a faucet including a water stopping seat which is provided in the periphery thereof with a retaining edge. The water stopping seat is disposed in a floating fashion in the cylindrical valve body of the ceramic control valve such that the retaining edge of the water stopping seat is retained in an annular recess of the cylindrical valve body. The service life spans of the washers of the stationary valve block of the ceramic control valve and the circular surface of the faucet are thus prolonged.
Claims1
A water stopping seat of a ceramic control valve of a faucet, said water stopping seat being disposed under a stationary valve block of a cylindrical valve body of the ceramic control valve and provided in the periphery of a bottom thereof with a protruded edge, said water stopping seat further provided in the top thereof with a top annular recess, and in the bottom thereof with a bottom annular recess, said top annular recess serving to receive a washer of the stationary valve block, said annular bottom recess serving to receive a washer of a circular surface of the faucet;
- wherein said water stopping seat is provided with a plurality of retaining edges, which are retained in a floating fashion in annular recesses of the cylindrical valve body of the ceramic control valve such that the outer wall surface of said top annular recess is higher than the inner wall surface of said top annular recess, and that the outer wall surface of said bottom annular recess is higher than the inner wall surface of said bottom annular recess, said bottom annular recess being provided with a plurality of fine annular ribs, said washer of the circular surface of the faucet provided with a plurality of annular protruded edges which are rested on the circular surface, said washer of the stationary valve block provided with a plurality of annular protruded edges which are received in said top annular recess.
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