Receiving part of a fluid plug-in coupling
AssigneeVOSS Automotive GmbH
InventorsOlav Borgmeier, Frank Zenses, Jannis Serdaris, Norbert Terlau, Reiner Mitterer
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AssigneeVOSS Automotive GmbH
InventorsOlav Borgmeier, Frank Zenses, Jannis Serdaris, Norbert Terlau, Reiner Mitterer
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A receiving part of a fluid plug-in coupling is provided, including a socket housing having a plug-in opening for a plug part and having a retaining device for releasably fixing the plugged-in plug part in place. The retaining device has a retaining element mounted in the socket housing and radially elastically deformable retaining sections for latching engagement behind a radial retaining step of the plug part. A release element is secured in an axially displaceable manner relative to the socket housing via latching means. The release element engages by means of an inner release section the plug-in opening and acts against the retaining sections of the retaining element. A securing element is provided such that the release element is blocked in a secured position agains a release movement and is unblocked in an unblocked position for a release movement. The securing element and the release element are preferably rotatable about the coupling axis relative to each other between the secured position and the unblocked position.
A receiving part of a plug-in coupling, comprising a socket housing having a plug-in opening for a plug part and having a retaining device for releasably fixing a plug part in a secured position, the retaining device having a retaining element which is mounted in the socket housing and has radially elastically deformable retaining sections for latching engagement behind a radial retaining step of the plug part in the secured position, and a release element that is secured in an axially displaceable manner relative to the socket housing via latching means, the release element engaging by means of an inner release section in the plug-in opening acting against the retaining sections of the retaining element, the retaining sections being selectively coupled with a securing element in such a manner that the release element is blocked in the secured position preventing a release movement and is unblocked in an unblocked position permitting a release movement.
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