Oetiker Ny, Inc.

Eric Nowicki

Kristian James Hagen

Hayden Allis

James Anthony Kujawski, Jr

Tracy Lynn Wopperer

A fluid connection assembly, including a connector body, including a first end, a second end, a through-bore, and a radially outward facing surface including a groove, the groove including a first width, and a retainer operatively arranged to be removably connected to the connector body, the retainer including a third end, a fourth end, a first section, a second section displaceable with respect to the first section, a radially inward facing surface, a first flange extending radially inward from the radially inward facing surface and operatively arranged to engage the groove, the first flange including a second width, the second width being less than the first width, and a second flange extending radially inward from the radially inward facing surface.

Fluid connection assembly

A fluid connection assembly, including a connector body, including a first end, a second end, a first through-bore, and a first radially outward facing surface comprising a first groove, and a retainer removably connected to the connector body, the retainer including a first section, including a third end engaged with the first groove, a fourth end, a first flange arranged between the third end and the fourth end, a first male connector, and a first female connector, and a second section, including a fifth end engaged with the first groove, a sixth end, a second flange arranged between the fifth end and the sixth end, a second male connector arranged to engage with the first female connector, and a second female connector arranged to engage with the first male connector, wherein, in a locked state the first flange and the second flange abut against the second end.

A retainer for a fluid connection assembly, including a first end, a second end, a first section, a second section displaceable with respect to the first section, a radially inward facing surface, a radially outward facing surface, and an indicator slidably connected to the first section.

A fluid connection assembly, including a connector body, including a first end, a second end, a first through-bore, and a first radially outward facing surface including at least one aperture extending from the first radially outward facing surface to the first through-bore, and a retainer operatively arranged to be removably connected to the connector body, the retainer including a first section, a second section hingedly connected to the first section, a first radially inward facing surface, and at least one tab extending from the first radially inward facing surface, the at least one tab including a second radially inward facing surface, wherein, in a locked state the at least one tab extends through the at least one aperture and the first radially inward facing surface is arranged proximate the first radially outward facing surface.

A fluid connector, including a connector body, including a first through-bore, a first surface, a second surface, and a flange, a retaining clip operatively arranged to engage the first surface, the retaining clip being radially expandable within the connector body, and a retaining plate arranged to be inserted into the first through-bore, including a distal surface arranged to engage the second surface, a proximal surface, and a second through-bore, wherein the flange is operatively arranged to be crimped radially inward around the retaining plate.

Fluid connector including internal retaining clip

An assurance cap, including a first body section including a first connector, a second body section hingedly connected to the first body section and including a second connector, and a plurality of latch fingers extending from at least one of the first body section and the second body section. In a closed position, the second connector is engaged with the first connector to lock the first body section to the second body section.

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Cheektowaga, NY, United States of America

Eric Nowicki