Trinity Bay Equipment Holdings, LLC

Flexsteel Pipeline Technologies, Inc.

Flexsteel USA, LLC

Andrew James Heaton

Matthew Allen Hegler

Jagtar Singh Thethy

Brian Lee Dillinger

A method and apparatus for securing a flexible pipe to a further flexible pipe in an end-to-end configuration, wherein the apparatus includes and the method utilizes an elongate tubular element having a first and second end and an outer surface comprising a raised central region. At least one vent passage extends at least partially across the raised central region.

Flexible pipe joint

A pipe end fitting assembly that includes an outer body having an outer surface, an inner surface defining a first bore, and an end surface, and an inner body having an inner surface defining a second bore and an outer surface. A portion of the inner body outer surface is secured to the outer body inner surface. A passage formed in the outer body includes a first portion extending from the end surface and parallel to the first bore, and a second portion extending from the outer body outer surface to the passage first portion. A pipe end is disposed around and secured to a portion of the inner body outer surface. A jacket is disposed around the pipe and has an end secured to the outer body outer surface. The passage portions are in fluid communication with each other and a space between the jacket and the pipe.

Pipe end fitting with improved venting

A pipe connector for connecting pipes that includes an elongate tubular body having an outer diameter, a sleeve disposed over the elongate tubular body, and a first wire ring. The elongate tubular body that has a groove formed on the outer diameter. The sleeve has a groove formed on an inner diameter that is spaced from a first end of the sleeve and is aligned with the groove of the elongate tubular member. The first wire ring is disposed within the groove of the elongate tubular body and within the groove of the sleeve such that the sleeve is coupled to the elongate tubular body by the first wire ring.

Connector for pipes

A method and apparatus for securing a flexible pipe to a further flexible pipe in an end-to-end configuration, wherein the apparatus includes and the method utilizes an elongate tubular element having a first and second end and an outer surface having a raised central region. At least one vent passage extends at least partially across the raised central region.

An apparatus for securing a flexible pipe () to a further flexible pipe () in an end-to-end configuration includes an elongate tubular element () having a first and second end () and an outer surface having a raised central region (). At least one vent passage () extends at least partially across the raised central region ().

An apparatus for securing a flexible pipe () to a further flexible pipe () in an end-to-end configuration. The apparatus includes an elongate tubular element () comprising a first and second end () and an outer surface comprising a raised central region (). At least one vent passage () extends at least partially across the raised central region ().

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Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Andrew James Heaton