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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 24, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 16, 2010
Richard Edwards, Staffordshire, GB;
Jagroop Singh Sahota, Coventry, GB;
Richard Edwards, Staffordshire, GB;
Jagroop Singh Sahota, Coventry, GB;
Norgren Limited, Staffordshire, GB;
Abstract
A pressure regulator () is provided. The pressure regulator () includes various features that reduce the risk of internal leaking. The pressure regulator () includes a regulator body () including a fluid inlet () with a valve seat () and a fluid outlet () and a cap () coupled to the regulator body (). The pressure regulator () also includes a diaphragm () with a first side () exposed to the fluid inlet () and the fluid outlet () and a second side () exposed to the cap (). The diaphragm () can frictionally engage the regulator body () to form a fluid tight seal. Additionally, the diaphragm () may include a socket () formed in the diaphragm () and a valve member () including a valve stem () with a ball () that is adapted to engage the socket () formed in the diaphragm () in order to couple the valve member () to the diaphragm ().
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