US1382840A - Hose-mender - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16L—PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES; SUPPORTS FOR PIPES, CABLES OR PROTECTIVE TUBING; MEANS FOR THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- Y10T24/14—Bale and package ties, hose clamps
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- Patented J 1m@ 1ML To all lw hom t may concern:
- his invention relates to improvements in hose menders.
- the damaged p0rtion ofthe hose is usua ly repaired by a mender, asby cutting the hose in two at the place of damage or injury and connecting the two severed ends by a mender.
- the object of my 'invention is to provide a mender for such purpose and one that will etl'ec-.
- Figure l is a side elevational view of a hose mender constructed in accordance with my invention andshown applied about two hose sections 'at their meeting' ends, for mending the same;
- F ig. 2 is a top plan view ofthe parts shown in Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3 is a transverse sectional view taken
- Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view taken on line-+4 of Fig. 2
- Fig. 5 isa fragmentary longitudinal sectional viewtake on line 5 5 of Fig. 1;
- Fig.' 6 is a perspective View of the outside shellorclamp
- Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the inside shell or core and Specication of Letters Patent.
- the outside shell or clamp 2 is tubular in form and is made in one piece and of sheet metal and is provided at-the ends thereof with end clamps 6, 7 split longitudinallyand connected together by side portions 8, 8' of the I shell extending lengthwise thereof between the clamps.
- the shell 1 is curved to fit the contour of .the hose ends to which it is applied, and the split ends of the clamps 67A are bent outward to provide flanges 9, I0 having alined holes 11, 12.
- the remainin portion 16 of the filler piece extends lateralgly 'from its fiange 14 at the base thereof and has its edge 17 thinned approximately to a knife edge to slide readily between the body of the clamp and the hose.
- each clamp 6, 7 is provided with a clamp screw 18 inserted through the hole 1l in the flange 9 and the hole 15 in the filler piece 13 when the latter is between the flanges 9, 10.
- The'threaded end of the screw 18 engages a nut 19 having a cylindric projection 20 inserted through the enlarged hole 12 in the flange 10 and extending toward the flange 9 and meeting the screw between the flanges, thereby requiring the use of a relatively ,short screw, and vhaving a long screwthreaded surface the projection allows the screw to draw up parallel.
- the head 21 of the nut is rectangular and bears iatwise againstthe outer side of the flange 101 and has such dimensions that it engages against the body of the clamp at the base of thel from turning with the fiange 10 and is'held screw 18.
- the hose mender shown and described is used ⁇ in the followingv manner. ⁇ When a length of hose has been injured or damaged' at any point in its length, due to any cause what-ever, and leaks, the hose is cut in'two at such point and the ysevered ends separated suiliciently -to permit the core 1 to be inserted 101srv leg,
- nient ⁇ in either ldireetioiigl lSaid 1 ⁇ barbs are the ⁇ featuresofviny inventionH Vet it i the ⁇ elainps inwardly'.
- a hof-:e niender an outside tubular shell made inv one piene and having elamiins at 'the ends thereof, connected together each clamp being spli, longitndinall and having the ends of th 'l same at the line of portions oli" the shell etween said clamps, severance bent outward to provide two flanges, a separate iiller piece removably inserted between each Set. of two flanges and having a body portion' extending between said flanges at the bases thereof for completi ing the conpar of.
- each eiarnp being split longitudinally and having the ends et the same at the line of severance bent outward to proyide two.
- each clamp having inwardly projecting y barbs adapted to engage a hose section.
- an outside tubular shell made in one piece and having clamps at. the ends thereof, connected togetherby portions' of the shell between said clainps, each elarnpbeing' split longitudinally and having the ends of the same at the line of severance bent outward to provide two f ianges, and fastening means for engaging' the two flanges of each' clamp, comprising a i nut 'applied against the outside of one flange and having an internally threaded -portion projecting inwardly through said fiange toward the opposite Harige, and a clamp screw inserted through the' last named liange and V engaging the threaded portion oisaid nut, said shell being cut partiallyaway between the clamps and also in that portion of each clamp op osite to the .ianges thereof.
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Description
A. LEVEDAHL.
HOSE MENDER. APPLICATION man JULY so. me.
Patented J 1m@ 1ML To all lw hom t may concern:
AXEL LEVEDAHL, 0F AURORA, ILLIN 01S,
ASSIGNOR T0 INDEPENDENT PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY, OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, A CDRPORATION OF DELAWARIE.
HOSE-MENDER.
l i Application led July 30,-'
Be it known that I, AXEL LEVEDAHL, a citizen of the United States, residing at Aurora, in the county of Kane and State oflllinois, have invented new and useful Improvements in Hose-Menders, of which the following is a s ecication.
his invention relates to improvements in hose menders.
. In the use of hose for air, water, or steam, it frequently happens that the hose-is damaged at one or more points in its length and becomes leaky, rendering the entire hose len h unfit 4for further use.. Instead of discar ing the entire length of hose so damaged, which vwould be expensive the damaged p0rtion ofthe hose is usua ly repaired by a mender, asby cutting the hose in two at the place of damage or injury and connecting the two severed ends by a mender. The object of my 'invention is to provide a mender for such purpose and one that will etl'ec-.
tivel serve the purpose intended and yet be simp e and inexpensive in its construction and permit it to be attached readily and easily about the portions of the hose to be mended. Other and further objects of the invention will appear from lthe following specification, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which Figure l is a side elevational view of a hose mender constructed in accordance with my invention andshown applied about two hose sections 'at their meeting' ends, for mending the same;
F ig. 2 is a top plan view ofthe parts shown in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is a transverse sectional view taken Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view taken on line-+4 of Fig. 2
Fig. 5 isa fragmentary longitudinal sectional viewtake on line 5 5 of Fig. 1;
Fig.' 6 is a perspective View of the outside shellorclamp; L"
Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the inside shell or core and Specication of Letters Patent.
lPatented June 28, 1921i.4
1919. seria1No.e14,a75. 1
way of its ends with an outwardly projecting, annular rib 3. The core l'on opposite sides of said rib 3 is cylindric and smooth so that it may be readily inserted into tlie hose endsY 4, 5 and be withdraw therefrom with little effort and without injury tothe hose, the rib 3 serving to gage the depth that the core 1 penetrates/the hose ends The outside shell or clamp 2 is tubular in form and is made in one piece and of sheet metal and is provided at-the ends thereof with end clamps 6, 7 split longitudinallyand connected together by side portions 8, 8' of the I shell extending lengthwise thereof between the clamps. The shell 1 is curved to fit the contour of .the hose ends to which it is applied, and the split ends of the clamps 67A are bent outward to provide flanges 9, I0 having alined holes 11, 12. For each clamp 6, 7 there is a separate filler piece 13 'having the same width as the clamp body, made of sheet metal, and bent to have an end flange 14 with a hole 15. The remainin portion 16 of the filler piece extends lateralgly 'from its fiange 14 at the base thereof and has its edge 17 thinned approximately to a knife edge to slide readily between the body of the clamp and the hose. For clamping' the outer shell 2 about the hose ends and the latter about the core 1, each clamp 6, 7 is provided with a clamp screw 18 inserted through the hole 1l in the flange 9 and the hole 15 in the filler piece 13 when the latter is between the flanges 9, 10. The'threaded end of the screw 18 engages a nut 19 having a cylindric projection 20 inserted through the enlarged hole 12 in the flange 10 and extending toward the flange 9 and meeting the screw between the flanges, thereby requiring the use of a relatively ,short screw, and vhaving a long screwthreaded surface the projection allows the screw to draw up parallel.v The head 21 of the nut is rectangular and bears iatwise againstthe outer side of the flange 101 and has such dimensions that it engages against the body of the clamp at the base of thel from turning with the fiange 10 and is'held screw 18. f i
The hose mender shown and described (is used` in the followingv manner. `When a length of hose has been injured or damaged' at any point in its length, due to any cause what-ever, and leaks, the hose is cut in'two at such point and the ysevered ends separated suiliciently -to permit the core 1 to be inserted 101srv leg,
`intothe saine, The hose; end-sere finoved 1 towaidfeach other oveijthe core 1 until they abut et thei-ilo. After the core has been i applied to one hose,` end, say the one/1, the".
ontershell Qis applied over suchhose, end
with the!` clampi' about thesaime and "the" oppositeelamp @extending beyond the seine i to `receive the hose` end 5, which is insertedY y l, yinto theelamp 6 over the corel.
,parts, the` sideportions 8, 8 eonnectingv p iii-ie there is `e clamp about" eaeh hose A,end `anden Topf posite sdesof `the *meetng-endsffo such y thef fend clamps ftogether and` extending `across" f the meetingfendsiot' the hose seetionsyand `preventingslippage of one relativelyto the` other. i The filler `pieces ,13 are then inserted Vinyplace, one rinto each `elainpjG, Land the clump sereWvlS and `nut 19 `applied to draw f the outeifshell tightly about the lioseysee tions to compress the saine about `the core l,
"which isretained `in the, sections." Asthe i {core 1` 'extendssuiliciently-` beyond the abut!V i ting ends of the hose sections 4, 5, the joint: between the two isniade fluid `tight `and the daiiiagecilliosekthiis`` repaired `and in conditionforfurther"` use.
Y, l The endfclamps '6,*7 being conneetedby"` the portions 8, 8, the:outsidelelainp in i None piece and requiresbut aesingl'e-jelainp screw `for each end `clamp. The filler` pieces i 13, `13 `complete l, the' `contour i ot then e amps between the flanges 9, l() and permita eonj" tiinuoiisv ciieiiinferentiffil ,pressure to be` placed i `on the `hose sections in tnggliteniiinr *ot the clamp screws, and, further;place a pres- Vsure evenly( divided and 'ofjthe Width-otr` land 'thel hose" sectioiisiinder the sorevwV theelamp body` between the flanges glhll Moreoyer, the end flange i4 in engaging the` flangeitlfand bearing;` at its base agaiiistthe `l clamp yextending;toivard the-opposite `e so that theabiirhsextendin,opposite"direeL "yide each of the `end clamps (5, 7 `withva ing bent outwardly bythe clamp serew when the latter isvserewed up. i i j QFor holding; the outside elainpagainst if movement `n `the hose `sections 4, `5,l Vpi'o# i plnielity'of barbs22,722` the settoieaeh 'lainp ytions andhold theoiiter shell against move.-`
nient` in either ldireetioiigl lSaid 1 `barbs are the `featuresofviny inventionH Vet it i the `elainps inwardly'. Y
' oonipi'ising kin inside` course. to-` be` understood that `the i details lot i i eonsti'iietioii i and nri'aiigeinent ot shovtnn'iaybe variously changed init i pai-tsp i rodi-l ied without departing 'ti'oiiiftlie` spi tions 'jliazying i meeting;r
`throii gli i serted into; `said hose sections at `their meeting endsandfhavingnrib for-gaging the w depththat the core penetrates the hose fseetions, the portions of the eorembetween its `ends `and the` rbj being "straight and sinooth and freefroni projections, clamping nieansl i eonsisting of tiibiilar 'clamps split longitudinelly` and `applied about the hose sections on opposite sides `of their meeting ends,eiich clamp havingits ends nt the line of sever#` ance bent outward tor provide flanges, means for tightening. eaehiclamp about its hose section, `v`eoniprisingn` a `nut applied"` e againstoneot the flanges of each clamp and L i,
having an internallyithreadedportion exoppositeflangepind aelani'p screw inserted the threadedportion of said Init(` The` combination with two 'hose seetions having `ineetinir` ends, of a mender,
eompijising iin inside Core removably insorted into said hose sections at their meet `ing'` endsLaiidfhayinga rib for raging the depth that the core penetrates the hose `seotions, the portions` :of `the `corefbetween its ends and the i'ibibeingstraight andsrnooth` and` free from projections,clamping ineens se V tending" inwardly therethroughtoward the the last named llange and engaging eonsistingot tiibiilei' elainps split lonnitudi-h nally; and applied about thewhose` sections` on opposite sides of their` meeting endsland eonneetedfby parts"` extending;r between the, 1
saineaiidaeross the meetngiendsof said `hose sections,` each clamp having;` its ends i ati the" iliiie ot severaiieeqbent V,outwardto provide; 'each elanipaboiit` its hose` section, eoinpi'is-` wir threaded portion `extending inwardly there` through ,toward` the opposite flange. and` a elaiiip screw `insertedthrough the last` named.` iiliige and engagingvthe threaded portion of `said nut. i x
3. The@combination' with two hase hose seetions haring meeting ends, fot' `a niendei", comprising an inside eoie .removably in#` Serted into said hose sect-ions :it-theiriiieeting endsand having: a rib `for gaifing the depth that the` ff-ore `penetrate-s' the hose seetioiis,
, y i60 flanges, and.meansftoitightening "'ut applied against oneotthe ilanges i ,illeaehyelamp and `liavinglan internally andthe i'ili 1being-isti'aigrlitandsmooth and 'free from 'projections` `:iii outsiiile tubular sliellWsi'ilit ,longitudinally and provided at g 120 its ends n'itlrelainps applied `about thel hose t i sections on opposite. `sides ottheir meeting ends and "integrally ,connected together by portions ot jtlie lsliell j extending Abetween the clamps and across thenieeting ends of seid hose seetionsfeaeli `elainp havingr itsends at f ille-lille `of Vseveraneelient outward `to Avpro# i "videjlanires, and nieaiisffoi' tighteningr said i shell -alioiit hose ``s`eetioiis,xeoiiipi'ising ai lipplied "againstfonegof' th `flanges -of u idx *haring i, zin,` internally i i 11.5 the portions otthe eoi'edietn'eeii itsends i neeaeeo threaded pertion extending inwardly thereflange and engaging the threaded portion.
through toward the opposite flange, 'and a elan/ip screw inserted'through the last named of said nn 4i. in a hof-:e niender, an outside tubular shell made inv one piene and having elamiins at 'the ends thereof, connected together each clamp being spli, longitndinall and having the ends of th 'l same at the line of portions oli" the shell etween said clamps, severance bent outward to provide two flanges, a separate iiller piece removably inserted between each Set. of two flanges and having a body portion' extending between said flanges at the bases thereof for completi ing the contenir of. the clamp between said' langes, an end flange engaging against one of said two flanges, and fastening means for engaging the' two fianges and 'filler piece of each clamp, comprising a nut applied against the outside of `one flange and having a threaded portion extending inwardly through said flange toward the opposlte Q5/flange and through the end L'fiange of the filler piece, and a clamp screw inserted through the last named iange of the clamp and engaging the 'threaded portion of said nut. l
ln a hose mender, an outside tubular shell made yin one piece and having clamps at the ends thereof, connected together by portions of the shell between said elamps,`
each eiarnp being split longitudinally and having the ends et the same at the line of severance bent outward to proyide two.
flanges, a separate filler piece removably inserted between each set of two anges and said a. threaded. portion extending inwardly through said ange toward the opposite liange and through the end flange of the 'Y l,
filler! piece, and a clamp screw inserted; through the last named Aflange of the clamp and engaging the threaded portion of said nut, each clamp having inwardly projecting y barbs adapted to engage a hose section.
6. In a .hose mender, an outside tubular shell made in one piece and having clamps at. the ends thereof, connected togetherby portions' of the shell between said clainps, each elarnpbeing' split longitudinally and having the ends of the same at the line of severance bent outward to provide two f ianges, and fastening means for engaging' the two flanges of each' clamp, comprising a i nut 'applied against the outside of one flange and having an internally threaded -portion projecting inwardly through said fiange toward the opposite Harige, and a clamp screw inserted through the' last named liange and V engaging the threaded portion oisaid nut, said shell being cut partiallyaway between the clamps and also in that portion of each clamp op osite to the .ianges thereof.
In testimony that Iiel'aini the foregoing as my invention I aix myl signature this 4` 26 day of Jul'y,'IA. D. 1919.-
AXEL LEVEDAHL,
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US2543766A (en) * | 1946-01-16 | 1951-03-06 | Jr George B Davis | Barrel extension and coupling device for attachment to gun barrels |
US2768844A (en) * | 1953-03-19 | 1956-10-30 | Eastman Mfg Company | Hose coupling reducer having internal and external stepped sleeves |
US2852282A (en) * | 1951-07-16 | 1958-09-16 | Aeroquip Corp | Flexible fluid sealed joint for rigid tubes |
US3357432A (en) * | 1965-02-09 | 1967-12-12 | Edwards Lab Inc | Anastomotic coupling |
US4179784A (en) * | 1977-01-25 | 1979-12-25 | George Spector | Tool for installing vehicular coil springs |
US4486035A (en) * | 1982-09-29 | 1984-12-04 | Hydrasearch Co Inc | Reusable coupling |
US4486036A (en) * | 1982-09-29 | 1984-12-04 | Hydrasearch Co Inc | Reusable coupling |
US4564222A (en) * | 1984-08-27 | 1986-01-14 | Hydrasearch Co., Inc. | Separable coupling for thin-walled flexible hose |
US4593942A (en) * | 1984-07-16 | 1986-06-10 | Hydrasearch Co., Inc. | Coupling for thin-walled flexible hose |
US4759492A (en) * | 1987-07-06 | 1988-07-26 | Amico Daniel J D | Pipe aligner |
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US2543766A (en) * | 1946-01-16 | 1951-03-06 | Jr George B Davis | Barrel extension and coupling device for attachment to gun barrels |
US2852282A (en) * | 1951-07-16 | 1958-09-16 | Aeroquip Corp | Flexible fluid sealed joint for rigid tubes |
US2768844A (en) * | 1953-03-19 | 1956-10-30 | Eastman Mfg Company | Hose coupling reducer having internal and external stepped sleeves |
US3357432A (en) * | 1965-02-09 | 1967-12-12 | Edwards Lab Inc | Anastomotic coupling |
US4179784A (en) * | 1977-01-25 | 1979-12-25 | George Spector | Tool for installing vehicular coil springs |
US4486035A (en) * | 1982-09-29 | 1984-12-04 | Hydrasearch Co Inc | Reusable coupling |
US4486036A (en) * | 1982-09-29 | 1984-12-04 | Hydrasearch Co Inc | Reusable coupling |
US4593942A (en) * | 1984-07-16 | 1986-06-10 | Hydrasearch Co., Inc. | Coupling for thin-walled flexible hose |
US4564222A (en) * | 1984-08-27 | 1986-01-14 | Hydrasearch Co., Inc. | Separable coupling for thin-walled flexible hose |
US4759492A (en) * | 1987-07-06 | 1988-07-26 | Amico Daniel J D | Pipe aligner |
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