Neoperl Gmbh

Michael Sochtig

Fabian Wildfang

Simon Twitchett

The invention relates to an insertable plumbing element () that can be inserted, by means of a sleeve-shaped insertion plug (), into an end-located insertion opening in a plumbing pipe section, which insertion plug () has, at least on the outer circumference, an outer layer () of elastic material for securing it by frictional engagement in the insertion opening. It is characteristic of the insertable element according to the invention that a reinforcing sleeve (), which is composed of a material that is inflexible in comparison with the outer layer and which is surrounded by the outer layer (), is provided to reinforce the outer layer () transversely to the plug longitudinal axis.

Part insertable into a pipe section using a press-fit connection

Sanitary throughflow element () which includes a throughflow rate regulator unit () having a carrier part () extending over the open cross section of a fluid line portion, the carrier part () having at least two inter-spaced insert openings () in which, respectively, a throughflow rate regulator () is arranged. Each throughflow rate regulator () has an elastic throttle body () which is round on the outer circumferential side in cross section and which delimits a control gap () between itself and a circumferential wall defining the insert opening (). The throttle bodies () of the throughflow rate regulator () are compressed in the throughflow direction due to pressure of the through-flowing fluid such that this compression causes a circumferential widening of the throttle bodies () that constricts the control gap () determining a throughflow capacity of the throughflow rate regulator ().

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Neuenburg, Germany

Michael Sochtig