Water-saving faucet
Abstract
A faucet includes a faucet body including a half spherical, concave seat and a passageway having one end communicating with the seat; an externally threaded, hollow connector secured to the faucet body and communicating with the other end of the passageway; a ball valve including a hollow ball rotatably disposed in the seat, a channel communicating with the ball, and a port in the ball; a bonnet releasably secured to the faucet body and including a truncated, conic hole with the channel passing through and a portion of the ball disposed therein; a faucet spigot threadedly secured to the channel; a first O-ring disposed between the passageway and the ball; and a second O-ring disposed between the seat and the ball. In a first position the port communicates with the passageway. In a second position the port does not communicate with the passageway.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A faucet, comprising:
a faucet body including a half spherical, concave seat and a passageway having one end communicating with the half spherical, concave seat; an externally threaded, hollow connector secured to the faucet body and communicating with the other end of the passageway; a ball valve including a hollow ball rotatably disposed in the half spherical, concave seat, a channel communicating with the hollow ball, and a port in the hollow ball; a bonnet releasably secured to the faucet body and including a truncated, conic hole with the channel passing through and a portion of the hollow ball disposed therein; a faucet spigot threadedly secured to the channel; a first O-ring disposed between the passageway and the hollow ball; and a second O-ring disposed between the half spherical, concave seat and the hollow ball; wherein in a first position the port communicates with the passageway; and wherein in a second position the port does not communicate with the passageway.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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