Briefing of Hose coupling Holedall

A hose couplingis a connector at the end of a hose that is used to connect (or couple) it to another hose or to a faucet or hose fitting, such as an irrigation sprinkler.It is usually made of steel, brass, stainless steel, aluminum or plastic.Due to the wide variety of designs and the many countries in which they were created,it can be difficult to trace the origin of many of them.Patents covering designs similar to the following include:

• 1876: Hose Coupling,No.175,232. 

• Couplings for hoses and pipes. United States 894900 A.

• 1915: Coupling.USA 1248558 A.

• 1931: Couplings. US 1947593 A(claw type)

Threaded coupler types 

Garden hose threads

See Garden Hose Threads. See also Hoselink and Hozelock plastic snap-in connectors.

Glomerular filtration rate.

NF E 29-579 Fiberglass.

Ground joints

A "boss" ground joint valve hose coupling primarily used for compressed air or steam.It consists of a valve stem, a wing nut and a positioning pin.It seals the soft copper seat in the post against the stem by tightening the wing nut.

Holedall:

Holedall (aka Mulconry, Scovill or Rostra) Dock Hose Couplings are constructed to BS EN 1765:2004 'Specification for Assemblies of Rubber Hose Assemblies for Oil Pumping and Discharging Services' and are commonly known as Dock Hoses.These are internally swaged hose fittings commonly found on large diameter fuel hoses used in high pressure applications or where the hose is exposed to high end pull such as oil suction and discharge (OS&D) hoses.They are fitted with special hydraulic cylinder machinery and special dies.Holedall IX Internal Expansion (Internal Swage) Hose Couplings are used in high pressure applications,or where the hose is exposed to higher end pull, or where full flow is required.They are fitted with special hydraulic tie-rod mechanisms using special pull plugs.

Ammonia nitrogen

National Hose Thread (NH), also known as National Standard Thread (NST).It is the most commonly used type of fire hose coupling in the United States.Male and female straight (non-tapered) threads are screwed together and the joint is sealed with a gasket.

Threaded joints with pin lug swivels for fire hoses were first manufactured in the United States before 1873.:

• Unknown patent of Charles W.Emery, dated July 11, 1865,

• 1874: W. A.Caswell's Hose Coupling, No.149,029.

• 1874: W. A.Caswell's Hose-Couplings,No.149,441, describes a method of casting the end of a hose in a coupling so that it can be turned but not separated.

• 1876:Hose Coupling, No. 175,232.

UNI

• UNI fire fittings are used in Italy and are available in several sizes including UNI 25, UNI 45 and UNI 70.

• Non-threaded gender coupler types.

Camrock

A cam lock, also known as a cam and groove, is a quick-connect fluid transfer hose fitting consisting of a male "adapter" and a female "coupler".The adapter has a groove on the outside that engages the "cam arm" on the outside of the coupler to provide a seal against the gasket inside the "coupler".They are commonly used in petroleum or chemical applications. Specified by Mil-C-27487 / A-A-59326A / EN 14420-7 / DIN 2828.