An insert coupling apparatus or article and method of using is described, whereby the insert coupling includes a plurality of ribs and a plurality of channels formed between adjacent ribs. At least one seal ring is included. A flexible conduit or pipe is positioned on insert coupling sections with at least one crimping ring utilized to crimp the conduit/pipe by compressing the conduit/pipe material into one or more channels provided.

Problem to be solved is to fasten a flexible hose to a nipple so as to prevent the flexible hose from slipping off by coupling a plurality of belt-like bodies divided in the same shape. A hose joint sleeve of the present invention includes a sleeve main body that is deformable in a radial direction and is provided to hold a flexible hose between the sleeve main body and a nipple of a hose joint, the hose joint sleeve being configured to press and tighten the flexible hose toward an outer peripheral surface of the nipple with radial contraction and deformation of the sleeve main body.

A method for connecting a hose with a tubular coupling with a pressure sleeve. The pressure sleeve is crimped at least at two sites separate from one another in the axial direction such that at least two crimp bands extending in the circumferential direction are developed, wherein each crimp band completely caps at least one peripheral groove that is developed on the inner surface of the pressure sleeve. Also disclosed is a method for connecting a hose with a tubular coupling with a pressure sleeve that is crimped at least at three sites separate from one another in the axial direction such that at least three crimp bands extending in the circumferential direction are developed, wherein at least one crimp band completely caps at least one peripheral groove that is developed on the inner surface of the pressure sleeve. Tubular couplings, pressure sleeves and combinations are also provided.

A system for connecting and sealing flexible and rigid pipes under high pressure comprises a flexible pipe, rigid pipes, and transition connectors, wherein two ends of each transition connector are respectively connected with the flexible pipe and one rigid pipe, external sides of the flexible pipe and the transition connectors are coated with a rubber layer, buckling sleeves are buckled on the rubber layer outside the transition connectors, aluminum alloy connectors are embedded into external surfaces, extending out of the rubber layer, of the transition connectors, and external buckling sleeves are buckled on external surfaces of the aluminum alloy connectors.

A convertible hose connector assembly includes a clamping nut, a crimp sleeve, a hose insert, and a replacement pipe. The crimp sleeve is coupled to the hose insert and the hose insert is coupled to the replacement pipe. The replacement pipe replaces a coupler coupled to a convertible top hydraulic cylinder prior to being remanufactured to produce a remanufactured convertible top hydraulic cylinder. The remanufactured convertible top hydraulic cylinder including at least one of the hose connector assembly.

The disclosure relates to a hydraulic sealing body comprising a radially inner surface defining a through-cavity and an annular element projecting in a radially inner direction from said radially inner surface, the annular element comprising a first annular abutment surface configured to receive in contact relationship a head portion of a coupling terminal and a second annular abutment surface, axially opposite to the first, configured to receive in contact relationship an axial end of a hydraulic hose.

Provided is a shape measuring device for a hose connector fitting. Two-dimensional shape detection units detect radial position data of a surface of a socket in radial direction with respect to an axial center of a hose connector fitting along a direction parallel with the axial center of the hose connector fitting completely across a circumference of the socket. The measurement data relates to the surface of the socket, including outer diameters, crimping positions, crimping claw remaining widths, roundness, and cylindricity of the socket.

A hydraulic sealing body including a radially inner surface defining a through-cavity and an annular element projecting in a radially inner direction from said radially inner surface is disclosed herein. The annular element includes a first annular abutment surface configured to receive in contact relationship a head portion of a coupling terminal, and a second annular abutment surface, axially opposite to the first, configured to receive in contact relationship an axial end of a hydraulic hose.

The invention relates to a fitting to be connected to at least one pipe, in particular a plastic pipe or plastic-metal composite pipe, having a main body, having at least one supporting body connected to the main body for insertion into a pipe end and having at least one pressing sleeve connected to the main body for receiving the pipe end, the pressing sleeve having a cylindrical pressing section. The technical problem of improving the fitting for pressing, in particular with small motor-driven or manually driven pressing tools, is solved by the fact that the pressing sleeve is made of a metal with a microhardness of less than 65 HV 1, in particular less than 50 HV 1, preferably in the range from 40 to 50 HV 1 measured according to Vickers, and that the ratio of wall thickness of the pressing section to the outer diameter of the pressing section is less than 0.06, preferably in the range from 0.03 to 0.06. The invention also relates to a method for establishing a connection.

In one embodiment, a pipeline system includes a pipe fitting to be secured to a pipe segment including tubing that defines a pipe bore and a fluid conduit implemented in a tubing annulus of the tubing, in which the pipe fitting includes a fitting grab notch implemented on an outer surface of the pipe fitting, and a supplemental containment wall assembly to be deployed at the pipe fitting. The supplemental containment wall assembly includes a containment wall shell to be secured circumferentially around the pipe fitting to define a fitting annulus that is sealed at least between the outer surface of the pipe fitting and an inner surface of the containment wall shell to facilitate providing multi-wall containment in the pipeline system and a shell grab tab implemented on the inner surface of the containment wall shell, in which the shell grab tab matingly interlocks with the fitting grab notch on the outer surface of the pipe fitting to facilitate securing the containment wall shell to the pipe fitting.