A semiconductor gas pipe fitting fastener is disclosed. The semiconductor gas pipe fitting fastener of the present disclosure includes: a female fitting member connected to a first pipe through which gas that is used in a semiconductor process flows; a male fitting member connected with the female fitting member by being connected to a second pipe opposite to the first pipe; a female nut member supporting the female fitting member therein; a male nut member supporting the male fitting member therein and configured to connect the female fitting member and the male fitting member by being coupled to the female nut member; and a gasket member supported on a side by the female fitting member, supported on another side by the male fitting member, and configured to prevent leakage of gas from the female fitting member and the male fitting member.

An orienting tool includes a main body and collar, each connectable and disconnectable to at least one among a first set of interconnected tools and a second set of interconnected tools. In a setup configuration, at least one among the main body and collar, along with a respective tool set connected thereto, are rotatable relative to the other. In an operating configuration, a locking ring allows the main body to be rotationally locked to the collar.

A pipe fitting apparatus provides easy locking with an appropriate torque for which the possibility of breakage and leakage has been eliminated by being easily configured in a manner that the locking of the pipe fitting apparatus used to connect pipes is performed with an appropriate torque. The pipe fitting apparatus has a fitting body, a force control ferrule, and a fixing nut. The fitting body has a first connecting portion with an inner threaded surface, a second connecting portion having an outer threaded portion, and a ferrule seating portion where the force control ferrule is provided. The fixing nut has an inner threaded portion for engaging with the second connecting portion of the fitting body and an inclined pressure surface for abutting against the force control ferrule.

An embodiment includes a spool that may expand and contract to ease removal and addition of components to an oilfield manifold.

An embodiment includes a spool that may expand and contract to ease removal and addition of components to an oilfield manifold.

A mechanical dissuasion device includes a sleeve body forming a cylindrical body portion, a first tab, a second tab, and opposing fastener mounts. The cylindrical body portion extends circumferentially about a center axis between and to a first circumferential end and a second circumferential end. The cylindrical body portion extends axially between and to a first axial end and a second axial end. The first tab is disposed at the first axial end and extends radially inward from the cylindrical body portion. The second tab is axially spaced from the first axial end and the second axial end and extends radially inward from the cylindrical body portion. The opposing fastener mount portions include a first fastener mount portion and a second fastener mount portion. The first fastener mount portion is disposed at the first circumferential end. The second fastener mount portion is disposed at the second circumferential end.

A device for the detachable connection of a first tubular component and a second tubular component, wherein the first tubular component has a flange-like thickening in an end region facing the second component, wherein a screw nut is provided as the second tubular component which is dimensioned such that the inner opening of the screw nut can be applied over the flange-like thickening onto the first tubular component, wherein two passages located radially next to one another are provided in the outer wall of the screw nut, and wherein a flat, clamp-shaped holding component is provided, having two inner brackets corresponding to the two passages of the screw nut so that the two inner brackets can be pushed into the passages of the screw nut. The screw nut is fastened to the first component in connection with the flange-like thickening of the first component.

An apparatus includes a key disposed at least partially in a first recess in a first tubular, the key defining teeth facing in a first axial direction, a first biasing member biasing the key in the first axial direction relative to the first tubular, and a rack disposed at least partially in a second recess formed in a second tubular. The rack defines teeth that face in a second axial direction that is opposite to the first axial direction, the teeth of the rack being configured to mesh with the teeth of the key. The apparatus also includes a second biasing member engaging the rack and biasing the rack in a first circumferential direction, the rack being configured to reciprocate circumferentially relative to the second tubular by engagement with the key and the second biasing member, in response to the first tubular being rotated into connection with the second tubular.

A pipe detachment preventing device for a union nut pipe fitting. A protruding portion has at least a flange portion 75 having a through hole 76, and a wall portion 77 extending from the flange portion 75. An end portion 77 a of the wall portion 77 opposed to another divisional component is formed so as to protrude toward the other divisional component relative to an end portion 73 a of an arm 73 and a hook 72 opposed to the other divisional component. A retaining ring 7 has a compressively-deformable held member 8 and which is held between the flange portions 75 opposed to each other. The compressively-deformable held member 8 forms a gap S between the end portions 77 a of the wall portions 77 when a pair of divisional components are coupled and latched to a union nut 4 in a loose-fit state.