The present teachings include techniques for securing a connection to a dialyzer or the likee.g., securing the junction between a dialyzer port and a connector (e.g., a DIN connector) that couples the port to tubing of an extracorporeal circuit of a hemodialysis system. To this end, a locking device may engage both a DIN connector and a portion of the dialyzer, such as the cap or an adapter engaged therewith. The locking device may include an interior void sized and shaped to accommodate winged portions (or other portions) of the DIN connector to mitigate rotation thereof relative to the port to which it is engaged. Further, the locking device may be used to ensure that coupling between the DIN connector and the port is proper and secure. In this manner, a locking device can mitigate leaks, which can be catastrophic during a hemodialysis treatment or the like.

The present teachings include techniques for securing a connection to a dialyzer or the likee.g., securing the junction between a dialyzer port and a connector (e.g., a DIN connector) that couples the port to tubing of an extracorporeal circuit of a hemodialysis system. To this end, a locking device may engage both a DIN connector and a portion of the dialyzer, such as the cap or an adapter engaged therewith. The locking device may include an interior void sized and shaped to accommodate winged portions (or other portions) of the DIN connector to mitigate rotation thereof relative to the port to which it is engaged. Further, the locking device may be used to ensure that coupling between the DIN connector and the port is proper and secure. In this manner, a locking device can mitigate leaks, which can be catastrophic during a hemodialysis treatment or the like.

A construction machine having a frame and at least one compaction member is provided. The machine also includes a propulsion system having a hydraulic motor adapted to rotate the compaction member. The propulsion system also includes a hydraulic pump fluidly coupled to the hydraulic motor via a high pressure line and a low pressure line. The high pressure line allows flow of a fluid at high pressure from the hydraulic pump to the hydraulic motor. The low pressure line allows flow of the fluid at low pressure from the hydraulic motor to the hydraulic pump. The propulsion system further includes a hydraulic valve fluidly coupled to the low pressure line and a casing of the hydraulic motor. The hydraulic valve selectively allows flow of a portion of the fluid at low pressure from the low pressure line to the casing for cooling of the hydraulic motor.

A clamp wherein the clamp is configured to prevent relative rotation of a plurality of hose portions at an interface of the hose portions, can include a base plate; a collar configured to attach to a first hose portion and slidably attached to the base plate; and a first fork configured to attach to a first portion of the hose interface and slidably attached to the base plate.

A clamp wherein the clamp is configured to prevent relative rotation of a plurality of hose portions at an interface of the hose portions, can include a base plate; a collar configured to attach to a first hose portion and slidably attached to the base plate; and a first fork configured to attach to a first portion of the hose interface and slidably attached to the base plate.

A hose clamp to be used with high-pressure hoses consists of a first clamping plate, a second clamping plate, and a fastening mechanism. The first clamping plate and the second clamping plate are positioned around the high-pressure hose and removably attached together with the fastening mechanism. When positioned appropriately, the high-pressure hose is placed within a receiving channel of the first clamping plate and a receiving channel of the second clamping plate. An inner rubber coating is used to further secure the high-pressure hose within the receiving channel of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate. To do so, the inner rubber coating is layered along the receiving channel of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate.

A hose clamp to be used with high-pressure hoses consists of a first clamping plate, a second clamping plate, and a fastening mechanism. The first clamping plate and the second clamping plate are positioned around the high-pressure hose and removably attached together with the fastening mechanism. When positioned appropriately, the high-pressure hose is placed within a receiving channel of the first clamping plate and a receiving channel of the second clamping plate. An inner rubber coating is used to further secure the high-pressure hose within the receiving channel of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate. To do so, the inner rubber coating is layered along the receiving channel of the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate.

An improved hose clamp having an annular band having an inner face, tensioning means, and an annular spring liner; the spring liner having a circumferential shoulder near an edge of the liner; and a central, cylindrical, flat, contact portion of smaller circumference than the shoulder, and of smaller width than the inner face of the band. The shoulder is adapted to abut the inner face and the contact portion is adapted to contact a hose or other article to be clamped.

An improved hose clamp having an annular band having an inner face, tensioning means, and an annular spring liner; the spring liner having a circumferential shoulder near an edge of the liner; and a central, cylindrical, flat, contact portion of smaller circumference than the shoulder, and of smaller width than the inner face of the band. The shoulder is adapted to abut the inner face and the contact portion is adapted to contact a hose or other article to be clamped.

An improved hose clamp having an annular band having an inner face, tensioning means, and an annular spring liner; the spring liner having a circumferential shoulder near an edge of the liner; and a central, cylindrical, flat, contact portion of smaller circumference than the shoulder, and of smaller width than the inner face of the band. The shoulder is adapted to abut the inner face and the contact portion is adapted to contact a hose or other article to be clamped.