DE7638505U1 - SOCKET ASSEMBLY DEVICE - Google Patents

Description

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Plastic pipes are preferably connected to each other in a way that that the pipe ends are pushed into one another. For this purpose, one pipe end is preferably widened like a tuft in each case. the The tight fit of the pipe connection within the socket is made either by means of an adhesive, welding or a rubber seal achieved. In the latter case, the round rubber seal is stored in an annular recess of the sleeve-like widened Pipe end. When assembling a pipe connection, the aforementioned offers Round rubber seal a no small VJiderstanu, though the pipe to be inserted is guided through the round rubber seal and must be pressed radially outwards. About the nesting of the pipes, especially with larger pipe diameters, manually To accomplish, several people are required because of the necessary effort. Conventionally, you help yourself because of this often with the fact that on the opposite free end of the pipe at the front a board is laid and the pipes are pushed together with hammer blows in the axial direction of the pipe.

With the subject of the invention, the pipe socket assembly device, can the honing work can be done by just one person with little effort and run through it in a simple way.

Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show aas Rohrmuff egg assembly device. When manually pivoting the ruble (i) in Γίeinrichtung (see Fig. 1) weraen the pipe ends (6) .. ^ a (7) pushed into one another (pulled). For this purpose, the lever 1 can be rotated at its, α lower end in the double lashing (■>) ■ rn.l.-Ljort. Dip Jo:) · ¹ · 'laschf ¹ (!) Int attached to a pipe clamp O- -> ie Ron': .che.LLi · ■; '; is via aas hinge (11) a. i / pii'ja] .- \ uL '..eia pipe (. ") becomes ej: pipe clamp (9) through a Hxzuii Lei- vei'" Γ1. , i '· tiü) ■' hold au; ] e>je'i axial \ 'e: r slide locked -.... lei.i he'iel i .-;!:. se: ii: l ^; 'h a further;.; o: r> aliasche (5)

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appropriate. The pull rod (2) is pivotably mounted in this double strap (5). The other i ^ nde of the pull rod (2) is also rotatably mounted in the double strap (3). The üoppelasche (3) is attached to the pipe clamp (8). The pipe clamp (8) is designed like aie pipe clamp (9), i.e. with a hinge (11) and eccentric lock (1o). The pipe clamp (8) can thus also held on your pipe circumference and against axial displacement be locked on the tube (6).

The device can be opened by swiveling the lever (1) against the in Fig. 1 indicated arrow direction for the dismantling of Use pipe socket connections.

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Claims (4)

S c h u t ζ α η s μ r ti c h ο 1. Pipe socket assembly device characterized in that that on the lever preferably made of round material (1) two double tabs (4) and (5) are attached. 2. Pipe socket assembly device characterized in that that the double strap (4) is connected to a pipe clamp (9) and this pipe clamp with a hinge (11) and preferably is provided with an eccentric lock (1o). 3. Pipe socket assembly device characterized in that that a pull rod (2) with a preferably rectangular cross-section is pivotably mounted on the double strap (5) and this pull rod is also pivotably mounted on its other linden tree and connected to the double strap (3). 4. Pipe socket assembly device characterized in that that the double strap (3) is attached to a pipe clamp (ei) and this pipe clamp has a hinge (11) and preferably an eccentric lock (1o). 7638505 05.0S.77