Flexon, Inc.

Daryl S Beesley

John L Kroha

A fluid coupling bracket adaptable for snap-on engagement with a coupling base. The fluid coupling bracket has tabs that engage with an annular groove of the fluid coupling base, and a plurality of teeth that set against radially extending ledges protruding from the external surfaces of the base and adjacent to the annular groove. The bracket has an extending flange portion having various size U-shaped recesses for fixing the bracket in supporting relationship with the fluid line.

Fuel filter coupling bracket

A check valve selectively prevents and allows fluid flow between an inlet and an outlet. An elongated housing has an internal fluid passage extending between the inlet and the outlet. The passage is defined in part by at least one sidewall extending parallel to a longitudinal axis of the housing. At least one stationary intermediate aperture is disposed between the inlet and the outlet. A reciprocal member is slidably received within the passage and carries a valve seat engageable with the housing to substantially close the intermediate aperture when in the first position and to substantially open the intermediate aperture when in a second position. The fluid flow passes straight through the reciprocal member along a linear path when the valve seat is moved away from the intermediate aperture. The check valve can be placed between an air pump and a manifold to prevent backflow of fluid from the manifold to the air pump.

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South Lyon, MI, United States of America

Daryl S Beesley