A connector for the reciprocal connection of an end member of a water supply or of a sprayer with a flexible hose includes a tubular main body defining an axis and having a first end portion for coupling with the end member and a second end portion that includes an elongated spigot, on which an end of the flexible hose may be fitted, and further includes an abutment wall, from which the elongated spigot extends. The connector also includes a substantially tubular shaped ring nut placed peripherally to the spigot and reciprocally screwable with the main body, and an annular pressure element interposed coaxially between the ring nut and the spigot.

A clamp device for a barb member having a barbed region for disposing within an end of a flexible tube having an outer surface. The clamp device includes a flexible member including a body having a plurality of finger members compressible between a first resting position and a second clamping position; at least one of the flexible finger members having a radially inwardly extending tooth; the body having a through bore and an outer surface comprising threads; the flexible member being slidable over the barbed region and the outer surface of the flexible tube; a compression member having a body having a through bore and an inner surface including threads; the compression member being slidable over the flexible member; wherein upon threadingly engaging the compression member with the flexible member, the compression member compresses the finger member against the barb member.

A tubing splicing device for repairing tubing includes a pair of housings. Each housing comprises a barrel, which is open-ended. A pipe, which is externally threaded, is positioned in and rotationally coupled to the barrel. The pipe is configured to be threadedly inserted into a respective segment of a tubular substrate so that the tubular substrate is drawn into a first end of the housing to sealably couple the pipe to the tubular substrate. A first coupler is coupled to a second end of one of the housings. A second coupler is coupled to a second end of other of the housings. The second coupler, being complementary to the first coupler, is positioned to couple to the first coupler to couple the one of the housings to the other of the housings. Concurrently, the pipes are sealably coupled to sealably couple two segments of the tubular substrate.

A fitting for coupling a first conduit with a second conduit includes a body member including a first threaded portion at a first end of the body member, the first threaded portion having a first external thread and defined internally by a through-bore, a second threaded portion at a second end of the body member, the second threaded portion having a second external thread and defined internally by the through-bore, the second threaded portion being configured to engage the second conduit, and a third threaded portion between the first and second threaded portions, a first nut member and a second nut member, each having internal threads configured to mate with threads of the third threaded portion, the internal threads being complementary with threads of the third threaded portion, and a compression fit assembly configured to be in threaded association with the first external thread and to form a sealing engagement with the first conduit, wherein the first, second, and third threaded portions of the body member are monolithically formed.

A four-layer-structured water passing device is provided, in which a first sleeve and a second sleeve are disposed between an elastic inner tube and an outer cloth sheath. When the water passing device is connected with a pressurized water source, the first sleeve can quickly eliminate or reduce the impact wave strength when receiving a strong expansion impact from the elastic inner tube, such that the first sleeve can gently transmit the fluctuation to the second sleeve, and the second sleeve extends the outer cloth sheath to the limit length, so as to avoid damage caused by frequent direct contact friction between the elastic inner tube and the outer cloth sheath. The water passing device is also configured to avoid permanent deformation and abrasion at the joint position between the elastic inner tube and the outer cloth sheath, and thus prolong the service life of the water passing device.

A no-crimp valve assembly employs a fitting which has an enlarged outer portion and a coaxial inner portion of reduced diameter. An axial groove is formed between the outer portion and the inner portion for receiving the end of a polymer pipe. A nut retainably receives a split ferrule. The split ferrule has a serrated inner surface. The nut is threaded to the outer threaded surface of the outer portion and the ferrule is compressed against the outer surface adjacent the end of the pipe to form a fluid tight connection and the inner surface of the pipe engages the reduced surface of the inner portion. In some embodiments, the inner portion carries one or more sealing rings or has a serrated or stepped inner surface which engages the inside surface of the pipe.

The extensible hose (1) comprises a first elastically extensible tubular element (2) and a second tubular element (3) extendable and coaxial to said first tubular element (2). The second extendable tubular element (3) is inserted into said first elastically extensible tubular element (2). Herein proposed is also an extensible hose unit (G) comprising the hose (1) and at least one fitting (11) associable to at least one end of the hose (1), for connecting to liquid dispensing structure and/or a user device.

A hose coupling 1 includes a nipple 3 in which a tubular part for inserting a hose 2 externally, an annular groove part for inserting a tip of the hose 2, and an attachment part for a separate part are formed in that order along the hose insertion direction A; a nut 4 having a screw part that is screwed onto the outer circumferential surface of the nipple 3 in a state that the tip of the hose 2 is inserted into the annular groove part, and a thickened part that is continuously formed from the screw part and located on the outer circumferential surface of the tubular part; and a sleeve 5 interposed between the tubular part and the thickened part, wherein the sleeve 5 has a thickness reduced part 10 on the inner circumferential surface thereof.

A hydraulic coupling system is configured to couple a hydraulic hose to a hydraulic cylinder and includes: a compressive adapter assembly including: a first adapter portion configured to receive a portion of the hydraulic hose, and a second adapter portion configured to engage an inlet tube of the hydraulic cylinder, wherein a first tube portion of the inlet tube of the hydraulic cylinder is configured to be received within a portion of the hydraulic hose; and a compressive sleeve assembly configured to engage the compressive adapter assembly and radially compress the first adapter portion of the compressive adapter assembly onto an outer surface of the portion of the hydraulic hose, thus compressing an inner surface of the portion of the hydraulic hose onto the first tube portion of the inlet tube of the hydraulic cylinder.

The present disclosure provides an apparatus and method assembling a flexible tube and a fitting body. A combination collet, a second collet, and a compression nut are introduced to an outer surface of a flexible tube. A first end of the flexible tube is introduced to a shoulder of the fitting body such that at least a portion of the flexible tube is inside the shoulder of the fitting body. The compression nut is fastened onto a threaded portion of the fitting body such that a plurality of radial pressure caused by the compression nut causes the combination collet and the second collet to clamp down on the outer surface of the flexible tube.