in fig1 the pump hose 1 is mounted on the housing 3 by means of the ring clamp 2 . the housing 3 is bent in an angle of e . g . 30 °- 60 ° in relation to the centre line 4 of coupling hole 5 . the bushing 6 is in the shown embodiment equipped with two iso thread types : 5v2 thread 7 starting farthest from the opening 8 of the coupling hole 5 and 8v1 thread 9 starting at the abovementioned opening . at ( dis -) connection , the bushing 6 is turned around and is kept in the grooves 11 of the housing 3 by means of grip - hooks 10 . the gasket seals 12 and 13 are tightening against the thread types 5v2 and 8v1 . the gasket seal 12 is also tightening the crossing 14 between the housing 3 and the bushing 6 when the connector is used on a schrader valve . the underside of the bushing 6 is equipped with a taper 15 . fig2 a shows a second embodiment . the housing 190 is equipped with a coupling bushing 191 , which freely and without friction can turn around the housing 190 because of the small space b between the sealing means 192 and the bushing 193 together with the connector bushing 191 . the gasket seal 194 for the schrader valve is placed freely in the connector bushing 191 , on the thread 8v1 195 . the bushing 193 with the 5v2 thread is unattached but axially moveable in a taper milling 202 in connector bushing 191 . both can be shifted parallel with the centre line of the valve . the sealing means 200 is embedded in a stepped milling 201 in the housing 190 with an external part 192 , which is also tightening the crossing between the housing 190 and the connector bushing 191 . the bushing 193 can turn together with the connector bushing 191 as it is equipped with at least two ribs 196 which fit into corresponding grooves 19 , ( fig2 b ) in the connector bushing 191 . when a dunlop - woods or sclaverand valve is connected , the sealing means 200 is tightening on the minor diameter of the valve thread . the valve is stopped at the edge 198 , so that the nut of the dunlop - woods valve is not fastening itself on the underside 199 of the 8v1 thread . at the top , the sealing means 200 has a radially stepped , reduced diameter . fig3 presents another connector designed to be used on a sclaverand to valve , which is not according to the iso - standard . in such valve some of the threads are removed thereby forming two parallel secants on each side of the sclaverand type valve . such sclaverand type valve can not tighten against the sealing means 330 of the above mentioned valve connectors , as the pressurized air will try to escape through the secant openings . the bushing 340 is fastened to the housing 341 by means of detachable locking means 339 , reaching into an external grove on the housing 341 perpendicular to the center axis . the internal sealing means 330 and the external sealing means 333 are arranged between the coupling bushing 331 and the housing 341 resp . the bushing 340 . the coupling bushing 331 tightens against the undercut grove in the housing 341 assisted by another sealing means 333 fitting into the undercut grove . when mounting the valve connector on the valve , the coupling bushing is running in the undercut grove in the valve housing , and if sclaverand type valve can not tighten against the sealing means 330 , the air will move , into the space between the coupling bushing 331 and the other sealing means 333 . fig4 a and 4 b show the connector according to fig1 , where the pin 161 is built - in in the knob 162 , which is kept in a groove 160 of the housing 164 by means of grip - hooks 163 . the knob 162 is equipped with internal thread 165 with a large pitch . when the knob 162 is turned around , the pin 161 is shifted axially on the centre line 4 of the opening 3 of the coupling hole 5 , as the pin 161 is equipped with fins 166 running in slits 167 of this hole 5 . sealing is cone with one gasket seal 168 . the knob 162 is made of e . g . elastic material . the pin 161 is shown in fig4 a in the top position 18 and in fig4 b in the bottom position 32 . in fig5 a - 7 the pump hose 1 is connected to the housing 35 by means of 35 the ring clamp 2 . the angle a between the centre line 36 of the ring clamp 2 and the centre line 4 of the opening 8 of the coupling hole 5 is e . g . 30 °- 60 °. the bushing 6 with internal thread and gasket seals is identical to that of fig1 . the pin 40 can move along the centre line 4 of the coupling hole 5 from position 18 to position 32 , when the knob 43 is turned from position 44 ( fig5 a ) to position 45 ( fig5 b ) and vice versa . on the underside , the knob 43 is equipped with radially internal , rotating jut 46 surrounding a corresponding bulb 47 , and it is locked pivotally in position 44 and 45 when the knob 43 catches the bulb 47 : see section 5 a . 1 — 5 a . 1 ( fig6 ). the cylinder 48 is directly connected to the knob 43 . in the cylinder 48 there are two slits 49 , 50 of which one 49 is open on the opposite side of the knob 43 . the two round protrusions 51 , 52 of the pin 40 are moving diametrically opposite each other in the slits 49 , 50 . at both ends , the slits 49 , 50 with the centre lines 53 , 54 , which are parallel to the centre line 4 , have two slits 55 , 56 , 57 , 58 , which are placed diametrically opposite each other , where the centre lines 59 , 60 , 61 , 62 lie perpendicularly to the centre lines 53 , 54 . the slits 55 , 56 , 57 , 58 end in a half circle , of which the centre 63 , 64 , 65 , 66 lies slightly further from the closest side of the slits 49 , 50 than the radius of the protrusions 51 , 52 . moreover , the protrusions 51 , 52 are moving in the internal thread 67 from the coupling hole 5 . the thread pitch 67 is so large that the turning knob 43 only has to turn approx . 240 ° from position 44 to 45 or re versed . when the knob 43 is turned , the slits 49 , 50 , 55 , 56 , 57 , 58 push the protrusions 51 , 52 in the thread 67 . the turning knob 43 is fastened on the housing 35 by means of grips 68 , which are moving behind an internal jut 69 in the knob . the above - mentioned construction becomes air - tight by means of a gasket seal 70 at the top of the housing 35 . on the sides of the housing 35 at the positions 44 and 45 there are symbols 71 , 72 , 73 of the valve types which can be connected . in fig8 a section of a valve connector according to the invention is shown in a partial longitudinal section , where the piston 304 is shown in its distal position , in which it presses the core of a schrader valve to be completely open . in this way , air from the pressure source can pass through the cylinder 303 and e . g . through an central blind drilling 309 positioned axially in the pis ton 304 and in the piston rod 317 , which ends in the piston rod 312 at a branched , radially directed drilling 310 , which ends on the other side of a piston control 308 sealed with e . g . an o - ring 311 . this arrangement of the drillings ensures a maximum pressure on the piston for the opening of the core of the schrader valve , after which an opening for air pressure is provided when the core of the schrader valve is almost entirely open . the piston 304 itself is sealed with another o - ring 305 against the cylinder wall 303 , which at an appropriate distance corresponding to at least the stroke of a core of a schrader valve above the distal piston position is equipped with means 307 for reduction of the sealing . this arrangement is applied in order to make it possible for the air to pass the piston 304 when it is proximally displaced at the application of the valve connector on other valves than schrader type valves . in this position , the piston rod 312 is also displaced so much from the distal position that the blind drilling 310 is positioned above the sealed part of the cylinder wall 303 . the distal part of the piston rod 312 is constantly guided in the piston control 308 . and in order to lead air to the valve in question , the piston rod 312 is here equipped with longitudinal air ducts 306 . which allow the air to pass the piston rod 312 past the sealed piston control 308 with the sealing means 311 . fig9 show another embodiment of the valve connector according to this invention in a partial longitudinal section , where the piston 304 is equipped with a valve 317 which is levered by an excentric valve lever 315 . here the piston valve 317 is placed on top of the piston 304 , where it has a central core pin 318 on the lower side , which at the passage to the valve has partly a radially directed blind drilling 313 and partly an o - ring 314 , which provides sealing between the valve 317 and the piston 304 . the radially directed blind drilling 313 ends in a central , axially directed blind drilling 309 ′, which goes through the core pin 318 from the blind drilling 313 away from the valve 317 . at the distal end of the core pin 318 an extension spring 316 is secured at the distal end of the valve rod 312 and pull to close the valve 317 , when this is not subjected to other forces . when the piston 304 is moving in the cylinder 303 , piston 304 and valve 317 are concomitant . the valve 317 can be opened when the piston comes closer to its distal position , where a valve lever 315 is stopped by a terminal surface in the cylinder 303 . this stops the concomitant movement of piston 304 and valve 317 , and then first the sealing 314 and then shortly afterwards the blind drilling 313 are levered above the piston 304 . this makes it possible for the compressed air above the piston 304 to escape through the blind drillings 313 and 309 ′. the compressed air is then led to the core of the schrader valve which is by now completely open . fig1 shows another embodiment of the valve connector according to this invention in a partial longitudinal section , where the piston 304 is equipped with a valve 317 , which is levered by a concentric valve lever , which here makes up the core pin . the very valve 317 on the piston 304 is constructed as in fig9 and thus not described any further . the piston 304 is shown in a position on its way to the core of a schrader valve , where the valve 317 on top of the piston 304 is closed . the valve is opened when the core pin 318 depresses the core of the schrader valve , whereby this is opened concurrently with the opening of the valve 317 itself . through this . the spring 316 ′ is squeezed together to such an extent that the core pin 318 always can adjust itself to different limits of the core of the schrader valve . in fig1 the pump hose 1 is connected to the piston 76 , which moves in the housing 110 , by means of clamp ring 2 . an elastic body 78 with coupling surfaces 79 ( for the dunlop - woods and the sclaverand valve ) and 80 ( for the schrader valve ) is compressed by the movable piston 76 by means of a lever 102 , which is pressed down from the top position 82 to the position 83 , where it is parallel with the centre line 36 of the ringclamp 2 . the lever 102 turns around the axis 85 which is mounted in the housing 110 and to which the axis centre 107 is perpendicular and which intersects the centre line 4 of the opening 5 of the coupling hole 5 . the coupling surface 79 lies at a distance ‘ a ’ from the opening 8 of the coupling hole 5 , while the coupling surface 80 is adjacent to this . the area on the elastic means 78 bears against the piston 76 . the piston air supply hole 75 has a diameter which is slightly smaller than the major diameter of the external thread 5v2 , so that the sclaverand valve has a natural stop at its connection . thus the coupling place for the 5v2 thread is around the 5v2 thread . when disconnecting , the lever 102 is released . it now automatically turns back to the rest position 82 , because the elastic body 78 returns to the unstressed condition . this is possible because the distance of the surface 118 from the axis centre 10 , is larger than the distance of the surface 120 of the lever 102 at the top 119 of piston 76 . the turn of the lever 102 stops when the plane surface 120 of the lever 102 stops against the flat top 119 of the piston . the top of the lever 102 is in rest position 82 under an angle ψ of approx . 45 ° with the centre line 36 of the ring clamp 2 . at the opening 8 of the coupling hole 5 , the housing 110 is equipped with a cone 15 which facilitates the mounting of the universal connector . fig1 a . 12b , 12 c show the embodiment which is a combination of the connector of fig1 and the construction of the pin of fig5 a and fig5 b . in fig1 a , the pin 142 is shown in its top 18 position and in fig1 b in its bottom 32 position . the construction of pin 142 and the way it works is the same as in fig5 except that it is mounted on piston 138 by means of an edge 135 on the lower 35 end of the cylinder 136 . the construction of the pin becomes air - tight by means of a gasket seal 139 between the piston 138 and the cylinder 136 . the turning knob 140 is equipped with a line 141 indicating the knob 110 position . the valve corresponds to the position 32 of the pin 142 resp . the turning knob 140 is fixed at the valve symbols 71 , 72 , 73 when the piston fits in a recess 145 ( fig1 c ) in the knob 140 with a bulb 144 : see section 12 a — 12 a in fig1 a and section 12 b — 12 b in fig1 b , resp . here too , the opening 8 of the coupling hole 5 has the centre line 4 . fig1 shows an universal connector in a special embodiment made for the purpose of being used in vehicle wheels with a narrow opening for the connector , where the connector is squeezed on the valve , and a schrader valve is opened by means of the automatically moveable pin . in order to ease the use , the lever arm 319 has a special shape , and in the reaction arm 320 there is made to a grove 321 for the pressure hose . fig1 shows an universal connector in an embodiment , where the coupling is squeezed on the valve using a rubber bushing 366 with an incision 361 and a torroid ring 362 in the incision , and where a schrader valve can be opened by means of the automatically movable pin , which is formed as a piston and is shown in the bottom position . in order to avoid transfer of momentum forces to the vehicle valve , the surface 367 can be slightly cone shaped . the incision 361 weaken the rubber bushing 366 at the place shown , which causes the rubber bushing to squeeze the threads on the valve precisely where it is most convenient . when , further , torroid rings are arranged in the incisions , the force excerted on the valve threads are increased . fig1 shows an universal connector in an embodiment like the one in fig1 , but where the automatically movable pin is self adjusting to production tolerances of the core of the schrader valves . fig1 shows still another embodiment to be used in connection with the well known “ clip - on ”- type securing means . the reference numbers of fig8 shall , where the items are not different , be valid for the items in fig1 . the valve connector is here secured to a valve by means of the known “ beak ” matching the threads of the valve , thereby establishing a temporary threads . when the valve connector is connected , the activation pin will function as explained in connection with fig8 . if a valve with a 5v2 thread is to be connected , it is important , that the orifices of the inner opening 404 of the sealing means 405 has a shape of a truncated cone in order to guide the threads of the valve . when mounted , the 5v2 - valve is sealed by the sealing surface 401 and e . g . the 8v1 is sealed by the sealing surface 402 . this embodiment could also with a washer - type sealing means be used for a schrader valve only . in this case only the cylindrical space 502 just above the activation pin is necessary and the activation pin can be shorter , as the piston control 503 is positioned adjacent to the sealing means 501 , as shown in fig1 . the various embodiments described above are provided by way of illustration only and should not be construed to limit the invention . those skilled in the art will readily recognize various modifications , changes , and combinations of elements which may be made to the present invention without strictly following the exemplary embodiments and applications illustrated and described herein , and without departing from the true spirit and scope of the present invention .