ПРИЕМНОЕ УСТРОЙСТВО И ЖГУТ КАБЕЛЕЙ

Изобретение относится к приемному устройству (11), в частности распределителю, для размещения трубки (6-8) для электрических кабелей (2-5), содержащему основной корпус (12) по меньшей мере с одной гнездовой частью (19-21, 50-52), в которой по меньшей мере частично может быть размещена концевая часть (22-24) трубки (6-8). Основной корпус (12) имеет первую половину (13) корпуса и вторую половину (14) корпуса, между которыми может быть расположена концевая часть (22-24) трубки (6-8). Приемное устройство также содержит множество пружиняще деформируемых соединительных частей (27-30, 44-49), которые выступают радиально, по меньшей мере, внутрь одной гнездовой части (19-21, 50-52), и которые предназначены для соединения с геометрическим замыканием с трубкой (6-8), при этом на первой половине (13) корпуса предусмотрена первая часть соединительных частей (27-30, 44-49), и на второй половине (14) корпуса предусмотрена вторая часть соединительных частей (27-30, 44-49); и кольцевую часть (25), которая ...

Устройство для пропускания электрического жгута в газотурбинный двигатель

Электропроводка для транспортных средств

AUSSENHÜLLE FÜR ELEKTRISCHE LEITUNGEN UND VERDECKTER KABELBAUM

Eine äußere Abdeckung (eine äußere Abdeckung für einen elektrischen Draht) 20 ist aus einem Blech geformt, hat einen röhrenförmigen Gehäuseabschnitt 20a, der in einem gefalteten Zustand geformt ist, und soll um einen elektrischen Draht, der in dem Gehäuseabschnitt 20a untergebracht ist, angebracht werden; Wände, die den Gehäuseabschnitt 20a bilden, umfassen eine erste Seitenwand 22 mit einem darin geformten Vorsprung 26 und eine obere Wand 24 mit einem darin geformten Loch 27; und der Gehäuseabschnitt 20a durch Eingriff zwischen der ersten Seitenwand 22 und der oberen Wand 24 durch Schmelzen des Vorsprungs 26, der durch das Loch 27 hindurchgegangen ist, und Verschweißen des geschmolzenen Vorsprungs 26 mit der oberen Wand 24 gebildet wird.

Verbundkabel, das in einem Industrieroboter montiert ist

Es wird angestrebt, die Effekte von elektromagnetischen Wellen auf die Signale zu unterdrücken, die von Signalleitungen übertragen werden, und Verbundkabel kompakter und mit einer höheren Effizienz herzustellen. Hierfür wird ein Verbundkabel 30 bereitgestellt, das in einem Industrieroboter 12 montiert ist, umfassend: ein zentrales Element 32, um ein Fluid oder Drahtmaterial zuzuführen, das bei einem Bearbeitungsvorgang des Industrieroboters verwendet wird; eine erste Signalleitung 34, die an einer äußeren Umfangsseite des zentralen Elements angeordnet ist; eine Abschirmung 36, die die erste Signalleitung umgibt und elektromagnetische Wellen blockiert; eine Stromleitung 40, die an einer äußeren Umfangsseite der Abschirmung angeordnet ist; und eine röhrenförmige Hülle 42, die die Stromleitung umgibt.

GEGOSSENER VERKABELUNG, VORFORM UND VERFAHREN ZUR HERSTELLUNG

Fahrzeugschaltungsträgerkörper

Ein Fahrzeugschaltungskörper weist auf: eine erste Verdrahtungskomponente mit einer ersten Leistungsversorgungsleitung und einer ersten Masseleitung, die hohe Steifigkeit besitzen; und eine zweite Verdrahtungskomponente mit einer zweiten Leistungsversorgungsleitung und einer zweiten Masseleitung, die geringe Steifigkeit besitzen. Die erste Verdrahtungskomponente ist an einem flachen Bereich einer Karosserieplatte angeordnet, und die zweite Verdrahtungskomponente ist an einem hervorstehenden Bereich der Karosserieplatte, der in Richtung zur Kabinenseite hervorsteht, angeordnet. Die zweite Leistungsversorgungsleitung und die zweite Masseleitung der zweiten Verdrahtungskomponente besitzen Flexibilität derart, dass sie entlang einer Form des hervorstehenden Bereichs verformbar sind.

Kabelbaum

Ein Kabelbaum beinhaltet einen Standard-Unter-Kabelbaum, der eine Standard-Schaltkreis-Leitung beinhaltet, einen Optional-Unter-Kabelbaum, der eine Auswahl-Schaltkreis-Leitung beinhaltet, und einen Protektor, der Haupt-Leitungen, welche den Standard-Unter-Kabelbaum beinhalten, schützt. Der Protektor beinhaltet ein Schaltkreis-Netzwerk, das einen Teil der Auswahl-Schaltkreis-Leitung konfiguriert, um so zusätzliche Funktionen in dem Kabelbaum selektiv zu implementieren. Die Auswahl-Schaltkreis-Leitung von dem Optional-Unter-Kabelbaum, abgezweigt von der Haupt-Leitung, ist mit dem Schaltkreis-Netzwerk von dem Protektor verbunden.

Kabelbaum für ein Fahrzeug

Ein Kabelbaum für ein Fahrzeug enthält einen ersten Draht (w1), einen zweiten Draht (w2) und einen dritten Draht (w3). Der erste Draht hat einen Leiter, gebildet durch Zusammenfassung wenigstens eines hoch dehnbaren Drahtmaterials und einer Mehrzahl von leitfähigen Elementdrähten. Der zweite Draht hat einen zusammengedrückten Leiter, gebildet durch Zusammendrücken und Zusammenfassen einer Mehrzahl von Einzeldrähten. Der Kabelbaum wird gebildet durch Zusammenfassung eines Kabels mit dem ersten Draht und dem zweiten Draht. Eine Querschnittsfläche des Leiters des ersten Drahts ist kleiner als eine Querschnittsfläche des zusammengedrückten Leiters des zweiten Drahts.

Klebeband zum Ummanteln von langgestrecktem Gut, Verwendung dieses Klebebandes sowie Kabelbaum mit diesem Klebeband

Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft ein Klebeband (1) zum Ummanteln von langgestrecktem Gut, wie Kabelsätzen (2), Kunststoffprofilen o. dgl., mit einem eine Polypropylen-Folie umfassenden bandförmigen Träger (4). Der Träger (4) ist mindestens auf einer Seite mit einer selbstklebenden Klebeschicht (5) versehen, die aus einem Haftklebstoff besteht. Der Haftklebstoff weist eine derartige chemische Zusammensetzung auf, dass der Haftklebstoff den Durchtritt von für Kabelisolierungen (2a) eingesetzten Weichmachern durch die Klebeschicht (5) unterbindet. Ferner betrifft die Erfindung die Verwendung eines erfindungsgemäßen Klebebandes (1) zum Ummanteln von Kabelsätzen sowie einen Kabelbaum (3), der mehrere, jeweils mit einer Isolierung (2a) versehene, insbesondere elektrische, Leitungen (2) und ein erfindungsgemäßes Klebeband (1), mit dem diese Leitungen (2) umwickelt sind, umfasst.

Luminous means, cable harness and interior trim element

CABLE HARNESS

WIRING HARNESS

... 1435899 Electric cables RISTS WIRES & CABLES Ltd 16 Aug 1973 [7 Sept 1972] 41511/72 Heading H1A [Also in Division H2] In a wiring harness, conductors are secured by having their plastics sheaths fused to a backing member 11 of thermoplastics material, e.g. PVC, and interconnecting joints in the conductors, crimped or soldered, are each covered by an insulating plastics sleeve 15, which also may be fused to the backing member 11, or alternatively, the joint region may be covered by an insulating member (14) Fig. 1 (not shown) of plastics sheet spanning the full width of backing member 11, and fused around its edges. A slit 17 may be cut in backing member 11, so that the bifurcated harness may carry conductors 12a, 13a and 12b, 13b, to different destinations, from conductors 12, 13.

Method of making electricity supply installations

BREAKOUT STRIP FOR CABLE HARNESS

... 1391363 Supporting conductors THOMAS & BETTS Ltd 10 May 1973 [22 May 1972] 23947/72 Heading H2C Oblique cuts 5 each lead from an edge 6 of a resilient strip 1 into a corresponding rectangular aperture 2, and a portion 7 at the side of each aperture is thus caused to form a resilient tongue which can be deflected in order to admit an individual conductor into the aperture for isolation as a branch when a cable harness is being assembled.

Wiring system bearing indicia

A wiring system for use with an engine or power module having a number of electrical systems includes a first electrical device of an electrical system, a second electrical device of the electrical system, and an electrical connector connected between the first and the second electrical devices to define an electrical circuit. The electrical connector includes alpha-numeric indicia identifying the electrical circuit. The alpha-numeric indicia include a first alpha-numeric indicium corresponding to the electrical system, a second alpha-numeric indicium corresponding to the first electrical device and a third alpha-numeric indicium corresponding to the second electrical device. The wiring system can also include a connection terminal disposed between the first and second electrical devices, wherein the electrical connector includes both first alpha-numeric indicia identifying the electrical circuit and second alpha-numeric identifying the connection terminal.

TAPERED WIRING HARNESS

WIRE HARNESS

Wire harness

A wire harness manufactured by a new method and a new apparatus is provided. A covered wire paid out from a selected one of reels is extended in a predetermined lay-out and fixed. The thus fixed wire is cut-off from the reel. Then, another wire is paid out from another reel for arranging it in a juxtaposing relation to the previously laid-out wire and cut off from the reel. After repeating the above steps, the arranged wires are tied up to form a wire harness. There is also provided a device which puts the above method into practice, thereby reducing complicated assorting work involved in the manufacture of a wire harness. A method and a device for automatically uncovering end portions of each wire of the wire harness and attaching terminals thereto are also provided to greatly increasing the productivity.

CYCLIC AMINO PHOSPHONIC ACIDS

... 1452058 Wiring harness RIST'S WIRES & CABLES Ltd 17 Jan 1974 [13 Feb 1973] 7112/72 Heading H2C A wiring harness comprises a thermoplastic e.g. pvc backing strip 11, a number of conductive leads 12 with thermoplastic (e.g. pvc) sheaths which are fused along substantially the whole of their lengths, to the strip 11, and a mounting device 13, whereby the harness can be mounted on a support panel or the like in use. The mounting device includes a planar member 14 extending between the leads 12 and the strip 11 and fused thereto. The mounting device 13 extends transversely to the length of the harness and projects at its ends beyond the lateral edges of the strip 11 to define lugs 15 each of which includes a barbed stud which could be integral 16 as shown in Fig. 1 or detachable (17) as in Fig. 2 (not shown). In a modification shown in Fig. 5 the mounting device 13a is a barbed stud 18 with a generally planar head 19. A method of manufacturing the harness is described whereby the leads 12 and ...

Fixing structure for corrugated tube and fixing method for corrugated tube

A fixing structure 1 suitable for a corrugated tube 10 and a fixing method for a corrugated tube 10. The structure 1 comprises a corrugated tube 10 that is extensible and contractible in a longitudinal direction of the corrugated tube 10, and through which a wiring 40 is inserted. The structure 1 further comprises a plurality of fixing members 20 configured to fix the corrugated tube 10, through which the wiring 40 is inserted, to a plurality of fixing locations P1 P2 provided at a fixing destination. The fixing members 20 are attached to an outer surface 11 of the corrugated tube 10 at a certain interval along the longitudinal direction. The corrugated tube 10 is extended or contracted between adjacent fixing members 20 of the plurality of fixing members, and the adjacent fixing members 20 are adjusted to be at an interval corresponding to a different interval at which the plurality of fixing locations P1 P2 are arranged, such that the plurality of fixing members 20 are fixed to the plurality ...

CABLE FOR THE MANUAL WIRING OF ELECTRICAL DEVICES COMPLEXES, INDIVIDUAL PLANT AND PROCEDURE FOR THEIR PRODUCTION

LEITUNGSANORDNUNG, INSBESONDERE FUR DAS ELEKTRISCHE BORDNETZ EINES KRAFTFAHRZEUGES OD.DGL.

BLOCKING ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE UEBERTRAGUNG OF A FLUID IN CABLES.

LINE ARRANGEMENT, IN PARTICULAR FUR THE ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM OF A MOTOR VEHICLE OD.DGL.

MULTI-CONDUCTOR ELECTRIC CABLES

TAPERED WIRING HARNESS

BAR EXTENSION SYSTEM

A bar extension system for supporting a suspended conduit in a vehicle and for engaging a tracker bar affixed to a mounting surface of the vehicle includes an extension arm extending away from the mounting surface of the vehicle and configured to support the suspended conduit, a bracket member coupled to the extension arm and configured to engage the tracker bar, a support arm coupled to the bracket member and angularly extending away from the bracket member and toward the mounting surface of the vehicle, and a support member coupled to the support arm and configured to press against the mounting surface of the vehicle.

COMPOSITE AND NANOWIRE CONDUIT

An electrical wiring system comprises a plurality of electrical conduits, each of which comprises a plurality of electrically conductive wires, a carrier encapsulating and electrically insulating the wires from each other, the carrier being composed of a rigid material, and at least connector carried by the carrier in electrical communication with the wires. The electrical wiring system further comprises a junction box comprising a plurality of interconnecting wires and a plurality of connectors electrically coupled together by the interconnecting wires. The plurality of connectors of the junction box are coupled to the plurality connectors of the electrical conduits.

HIGH TEMPERATURE INSULATED ALUMINUM CONDUCTOR

An aluminum or aluminum alloy metal electrical conductor having a high temperature resistant electrically insulating metal oxide coating layer including at least one non-aluminum metal oxide chemically bonded thereto and methods of making and using same.

COMPOSITE TWISTED WIRE

A composite twisted wire (1) which is obtained by twisting a plurality of strands. This composite twisted wire (1) comprises: an aluminum-covered strand (2) that is obtained by forming a coating film (2b), which is formed of aluminum or an aluminum alloy, on the surface of a steel wire (2a); and an aluminum strand (3) that is formed of aluminum or an aluminum alloy. This composite twisted wire is reduced in weight, while exhibiting excellent tensile strength and excellent long-term stability with respect to electrical resistance. Consequently, this composite twisted wire is suitable, for example, for use as a wiring harness for automobiles.

ENVIRONMENTALLY SEALED CABLE BREAKOUT ASSEMBLIES

A cable breakout assembly is provided, including a feeder cable, a breakout structure having a first end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a single-port cable gland through which the feeder cable extends, a central conduit which houses the sections of the feeder cable passing there through, and an opposed second end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a multi-port cable gland, whose number of ports corresponds to the number of splices of the feeder cable. A plurality of environmentally sealed, flexible conduits are pro- vided, each having a first end that interfaces with and extends from a respective port of the multi-port gland, and a second end adapted to interface with an external device, wherein each flexible conduit houses a respective spliced section of the feeder cable therein.

Verfahren zur Herstellung von mit Gummi isolierten Anschlussleitungen.

Electric Wire Sheathing Member And Wire Harness

Assembly for passing electrical harness into turbine engine

Wire harness

Structure of Inter-Conducting Path Connecting Portion and Wire Harness

Shielding conductive path assembly

DEVICE FOR FASTENING AND HOLDING AT LEAST ONE ELECTRICAL HARNESS APPARATUS IN A TURBOMACHINE

Le dispositif de fixation et de maintien (7) d'au moins un harnais électrique (2) dans une turbomachine, comprend : • au moins un profilé creux (10) s'étendant selon une direction et comportant au moins deux fentes (11) sensiblement de même dimension et ; • un élément de serrage (1) destiné à maintenir en position ledit au moins un harnais (2) parallèlement au profilé creux (10). L'élément de serrage (1) comprend : • une bande autoagrippante (5) ajustée pour coopérer avec la largeur des fentes (11) de sorte à permettre son passage de part et d'autre du profilé (10) et ; • une butée (4) solidaire de la bande (5), ladite butée (4) permettant le blocage de son passage au travers de l'une des fentes du profilé (10).

Rigid electrical-cable bundle and its method of manufacture

METHOD FOR PLACING A SHEATH OVER A CABLE HARNESS, AND TOGETHER FORM A SHEATH AND A HARNESS.

... - Procédé de mise en place d'une gaine sur un harnais de câbles, et ensemble formé d'une gaine et d'un harnais de câbles. - Le procédé de mise en place d'une gaine (3) sur un harnais de câbles (1), comporte une suite d'étapes consistant à déterminer la longueur de gaine (3) à utiliser, à monter la gaine (3) sur un outil de montage de forme tubulaire, à insérer le harnais de câbles (1) dans l'outil de montage, à retirer l'outil de montage et placer la gaine (3) autour du harnais de câbles (1), à mettre en place un arrêt de gaine (10) à l'une des extrémités (9) de la gaine (3), ledit arrêt de gaine (10) fixant l'extrémité (9) de la gaine (3) sur le harnais de câbles (1), à étirer la gaine (3) sur le harnais de câbles (1) de manière à l'étendre et le tendre, et à mettre en place un arrêt de gaine à l'autre des extrémités de la gaine (3).

BINDING ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS WITH ADHESIVE TAPE

MULTI?CONDUCTOR ELECTRIC CABLES

WIRING HARNESS

Un faisceau de câblage reliant électriquement des dispositifs à haute tension comprend un chemin conducteur servant de câble principal, un câble de branchement se branchant au câble principal, et une portion de liaison de branchement reliant le câble principal au câble de branchement, le câble principal comporte une portion exposée de conducteur du côté du câble principal d'où un recouvrement du câble principal à une position prédéterminée est enlevé, le câble de branchement comporte une portion exposée de conducteur du côté du câble de branchement d'où un recouvrement du câble de branchement à une position prédéterminée est enlevé, et la portion exposée de conducteur du côté du câble principal est reliée à la portion exposée de conducteur du côté du câble de branchement à la portion de liaison de branchement qui comporte une portion isolante et imperméable.

RECEIVING CONFIRMATION STRUCTURE FOR AN ELECTRONIC COMPONENT, AN ELECTRIC CONNECTION BOX, AND WIRING HARNESS

Une structure comprend une chambre de réception (20), un mécanisme de confirmation de réception (30), et un espace d'actionnement du mécanisme de confirmation de réception (30). Le mécanisme de confirmation de réception (30) comprend un premier et un deuxième corps de génération de fin de réception (31, 32). Le premier corps de génération de son de fin de réception (31) est un corps de saillie. Le deuxième corps de génération de son de fin de réception (32) est un corps inclinable configuré pour être incliné en étant poussé par le composant électronique inséré (100). Le deuxième corps de génération de son de fin de réception (32) comprend une partie de réception (32a) configurée pour recevoir une force de pression d'une partie de pression du composant électronique (100) et une partie de ressaut (32b) configurée pour passer par-dessus le premier corps de génération de son de fin de réception (31) et pour générer le son de fin de réception avec le premier corps de génération de son de fin ...

와이어하네스의 다용도 측정자

... 와이어하네스의 다용도 측정자에 대한 발명이 개시된다. 개시된 와이어하네스의 다용도 측정자는: 걸이폴대에 와이어하네스를 걸어주는 가로측정자와, 가로측정자에서 연장되어 측정폴대에 와이어하네스를 걸어주는 세로측정자를 포함하는 측정자본체와, 세로측정자에 형성되어 측정폴대를 상하 이동하는 슬롯홀과, 슬롯홀에 후측에 연결되어 측정폴대의 이동을 가이드하는 가이드부;를 포함하는 것을 특징으로 한다.

WIRE HARNESS JIG APPARATUS

The present invention relates to a wire harness jig apparatus for determining a cable arrangement for an electromechanical system installed in a vehicle. The wire harness jig apparatus includes: a panel on which a hole is formed in a certain length and a certain interval; a height adjusting means coupled to the hole and varying a length in a height direction; and a head detachably coupled to an upper end of the height adjusting means to prevent pressurization and breakaway of a cable. According to the present invention, the wire harness jig apparatus has a stationary type head receiving the cable but provides a breakaway preventing means and a pressurizing means, thereby preventing the cable from breaking away from the head and always fixating the cable regardless of the load volume of the cable. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2016 ...

실링된 도체 케이블

... 본 발명은 가닥 도체 (2) 에 관한 것으로, 이것은 가닥 도체의 단면을 볼 때, 적어도 2 개 층들에 의해 중심 와이어 (7) 둘레에서 육각형 패턴으로 배열되는, 특정 개수의 제 1 유형의 와이어 (5) 를 포함한다. 육각형 패턴의 정점들에 배열되는 와이어들은 원칙적으로 제 1 유형의 와이어들 (5) 보다 작은 직경을 가지는 제 2 유형의 와이어 (6) 를 갖는다. 상기 제 1 및 제 2 와이어들 사이 틈새 공간들 (10) 은 실링제 (3) 에 의해 충전된다.

MULTIPURPOSE MEASUREMENT SCALE OF WIRE HARNESS

A multipurpose measurement scale of a wire harness is disclosed. The disclosed multipurpose measurement scale of a wire harness comprises: a transverse measurement scale enabling a wire harness to be hung by a hanging pole; a measurement scale main body having a longitudinal measurement scale extended from the transverse measurement scale to enable the wire harness to be hung by a measurement pole; a slot hole formed in the longitudinal measurement scale to vertically move the measurement pole; and a guide unit connected to a rear side of the slot hole to guide movement of the measurement pole. The present invention can conveniently move the measurement pole. COPYRIGHT KIPO 2017 ...

Shielding layer and cable having the same

The invention discloses a shielding layer including a plurality of conductors, fibers mixed with the conductors to enhance the bending resistance of the shielding layer.

CABLE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING IT

A cable comprising a plurality of thin-plate conductors and a plurality of flat cables respectively constituted of an insulating covering layer for covering each thin-plate conductor, wherein the flat cables are flatly arranged in close contact with each other and adjacent side edges of the cables are connected to each other continuously or intermittently over a predetermined length. A method of manufacturing cable comprising the steps of intermittently delivering a plurality of flat cables in one direction, intermittently transferring the cables while in close contact with each other, receiving adjacent side edges of the cables while continuously or intermittently welding them over a predetermined length when transferring them, and cutting the cables into each length at a predetermined timing. Thereby, it is possible to manufacture a cable having no discarded portion and being easily wired at a low cost.

Binding structure for band for wire harness

A binding structure for a band for a wire harness prevents displacement of a band fastening position. A band (10) has a belt-shaped band section (12) by which electrical wires (80) are bound. The band section (12) includes a winding portion (14) wound around an outer periphery of the electrical wires (80) bundled together in a manner that the winding portion (14) is shifted away from a binding start point in a forward direction along a lengthwise direction of the electrical wires, and a winding portion (15) intersecting with the winding portion (14) in the forward direction and wound around the outer periphery in a manner that the winding portion (15) is shifted toward the binding start point in a return direction opposite to the forward direction.

Electric storage device

An electric storage device includes an electric storage module, a bracket, an electric junction box, and a wire harness. The electric storage module includes electric storage components. The electric storage module includes an end surface and peripheral surfaces perpendicular to the end surface. The bracket is mounted to the electric storage module and includes a first surface opposed to the end surface of the electric storage module and a second surface opposite from the first surface. The electric junction box is mounted to the bracket to be opposed to the second surface of the bracket with a gap between the electric junction box and the second surface of the bracket. The wire harness is connected to the electric storage module and disposed in a section of the gap in which the end surface of the electric storage module is opposed to the electric junction box.

ILLUMINATED CABLE COMBS

There is disclosed an illuminated cable comb including a body incorporating at least two openings for removably retaining a corresponding at least two cables in a fixed position relative to the body. The comb further includes a light source within the body, and conductive material within the body capable of transmitting power to the at least one light such that the at least one light illuminates the body when power is supplied.

WIRE PROTECTING MEMBER

A wire protecting member (10) accommodates and protects wires (11, 12) to be routed in a vehicle inside. The wire protecting member (10) includes an corrugated tube (40) with an inner tube portion (41) open on an end and having the wires (11, 12) inserted therein, a grommet (60) including an outer tube portion (61) having an inner diameter larger than an inner diameter in the case of external fitting to the inner tube portion (41) without any clearance and having the wires (11, 12) inserted therein. An auxiliary grommet (90) is interposed between the inner tube portion (41) and the outer tube portion (61) to couple the corrugated tube (40) and the grommet (60).

Wire harness

A wire harness includes a functional exterior component shaped into a sheet and an electric wire disposed to overlap with the functional exterior component in at least a part of a region along a longitudinal direction. At least a part of an overlap between the insulating covering of the electric wire and the functional exterior component is welded.

ELECTRIC WIRE FIXING STRUCTURE, ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BOX, AND WIRE HARNESS

... an electric wire fixing structure includes a first half hole part and a second half hole part formed by dividing an electric wire hole through which an electric wire is passed; an electric wire fixing part formed in a shape along the first half hole part when viewed in the axial direction of the electric wire hole, the electric wire fixing part extending from the first half hole part in the axial direction of the electric wire hole; and a fixing member wound around the electric wire and the electric wire fixing part together, so as to fix the electric wire to the electric wire fixing part.

GROMMET AND WIRE HARNESS WITH GROMMET

A grommet and a wire harness with a grommet that enable an attachment operation to be performed easily are provided. The grommet is for attachment to the joint between tube members into which electrical wires are inserted, and includes a main body portion that is formed by a material that has elasticity and is shaped as a tube capable of coming into close contact with the tube members. The main body portion has a pair of divided bodies that are obtained dividing the main body portion such that the interior of the main body portion is open over the entire length thereof. Mating surfaces of the pair of divided bodies are fixed to each other in a liquid-tight manner.

SHIELD CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND WIRE HARNESS

A shield connection structure that includes a tube made of metal; a flexible shield made of metal; and a ring that includes an inner ring externally fitted onto the tube and an outer ring, the ring being made of a same type of metal as the flexible shield, wherein the flexible shield is electrically connected to the tube via the ring when sandwiched between the inner ring and the outer ring.

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes an electrical wire, a sheet material welded to an insulating covering of the electrical wire disposed on a main surface, and a cover fixed to the sheet material. The cover covers at least part of the electrical wire disposed on the sheet material along a longitudinal direction of the electrical wire from an opposite side of the electrical wire from the sheet material. 1. A wire harness , comprising:an electrical wire;a sheet material welded to an insulating covering of the electrical wire disposed on a main surface; anda cover covering at least part of the electrical wire disposed on the sheet material along a longitudinal direction of the electrical wire from an opposite side of the electrical wire from the sheet material and fixed to the sheet material.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe cover is partially provided on the part of the electrical wire disposed on the sheet material along the longitudinal direction of the electrical wire.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , whereinthe cover includes a plurality of small cover parts provided at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the electrical wire.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe cover is wholly provided on the part of the electrical wire disposed on the sheet material along the longitudinal direction of the electrical wire.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,the cover has a part thinner than the sheet material.6. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe cover includes a first part covering an end portion of the part of the electrical wire disposed on the sheet material along the longitudinal direction and a second part covering the part of the electrical wire closer to a middle portion in relation to the end portion along the longitudinal direction, and the first part is thicker than the second part.7. The wire harness according to claim 6 , whereina sheet-like base material constituting the cover is folded back, thus the ...

ELECTRIC WIRE CONDUCTOR, COVERED ELECTRIC WIRE, AND WIRING HARNESS

An electric wire conductor having both flexibility and a space-saving property, a covered electric wire, and a wiring harness containing such an electric wire conductor. The electric wire conductor contains a plurality of elemental wires twisted together, and has a non-circular portion in which a cross section intersecting an axial direction of the wire strand has a non-circular shape. The cross section of the non-circular portion has a continuous vacancy capable of accommodating two or more of the elemental wires. Further, a covered electric wire contains the electric wire conductor and an insulator covering the electric wire conductor. Furthermore, a wiring harness contains the covered electric wire.

WIRING MEMBER AND COMPOSITE HARNESS

A wiring member includes wires and a resin molded portion. The wires include a curved portion to be arranged along a curved path. The resin molded portion includes a main body portion and a curve reinforcing portion. The main body portion covers the curved portion of the wires. The curve reinforcing portion protrudes from an outer peripheral surface of the main body portion and extends along an extending direction of the curved portion so as to keep the wiring member in a curved state.

Electric wire conductor, covered electric wire, and wiring harness

An electric wire conductor having both flexibility and a space-saving property. Also provided are a covered electric wire and a wiring harness containing the electric wire conductor. An electric wire conductor contains a wire strand containing a plurality of elemental wires twisted together. The electric wire conductor has a flat portion in which a cross section intersecting an axial direction of the wire strand has a flat shape. Assuming a conductor cross-sectional area of the flat portion as s mm2 and a vacancy ratio defined as a ratio of vacancies not occupied by the elemental wires in a cross section of the flat portion as v %, the conductor cross-sectional area and the vacancy ratio satisfies v>0.29 s+2.0. The covered electric wire contains electric wire conductor and an insulator covering the conductor. The wiring harness contains the covered electric wire.

CONNECTOR AND WIRING HARNESS

A connector is provided with three or more terminals to be respectively connected to wires, and a housing for holding the three or more terminals. The three or more terminals are arranged along a first direction. Each of the terminals includes a wire connecting portion to be connected to the wire, a terminal connecting portion to be connected to a mating terminal and an intermediate portion provided between the wire connecting portion and the terminal connecting portion. Three or more of the terminal connecting portions are arranged at intervals along the first direction. Three or more of the wire connecting portions are arranged at intervals along the first direction. The intervals and the intervals are different from each other. Three or more of the intermediate portions are formed to have mutually different shapes according to differences between the intervals and the intervals.

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness including a wire harness main body that includes an electric wire and an exterior tube that encloses an outer circumferential surface of the electric wire; a path restricting member that is attached to an outer circumferential surface of the exterior tube and restricts a path of the wire harness main body; and an attaching member that is attached to an outer circumferential surface of a connecting portion of the path restricting member.

WIRE HARNESS PRODUCTION METHOD AND WIRE HARNESS

An object is to inhibit heating of a wire as much as possible during hot-pressing of a nonwoven material around the wire. A portion of a wire harness main body is covered by a nonwoven material. The nonwoven material is placed in a mold in a state where at least an end portion of the nonwoven material projects from the mold. The nonwoven material is hot-pressed in the mold to form a protection member. Thereby, a wire harness is produced in which the nonwoven material is hot-pressed at least in a portion of the wire harness main body.

Flexible sheath for cable harness

Abstract not available! Abstract of correspondent: EP0974980 The tape used to form the sleeve has edges cut in sinusoidal pattern. The flexible sleeve for bundles of cables initially comprises a band of flexible material (1) with two longitudinal edges (8,9) on either side of a longitudinal axis (2). The material is intended to be wrapped around the bundle of cables, and the two edges fastened together face to face. Both edges have a sinusoidal profile with projecting sections (4a,4b) alternating with cut-away sections (4c,4d). The projecting sections may be coated with a material making them self-adhesive. The inside and outside surfaces of the tape are clearly identified, ensuring that the tape is correctly wrapped around the bundle of cables when fitted to them.

Manufacturing process of a shielding jacket on an electrical conductor harness, and harness obtained by such a process

Leitungsverzweigungsvorrichtung für einen Kabelbaum und ein Verfahren hierfür

KABELBAUM.

Kabelbaum

Kabelbaum für elektrisch betriebene Rollstühle oder Krankenfahrzeuge, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das mittlere Teilstück eines Kabelbaumes mit darin integrierten mehreren unterschiedlich dimensionierten Kabeln als Systemkabelbaum wendelförmig oder gestreckt gestaltet ist und von dem mittleren Teilstück des Kabelbaumes an jedem seiner Enden separate unterschiedlich bemessene Kabelenden abgezweigt und konfektioniert sind.

Automatic insulating clamp for cables etc. - comprises spirally wound member resiliently gripping the cable etc.

The member is made of a length of resilient material spirally wound on such a diameter that an object around which the member is applied is resiliently gripped. The member may have several convolutions which abut or overlap at their adjacent edges. Alternatively the member may be of round cross-section and may in fact be a coiled spring in open or close wound configuration. The convolutions may emanate in opposite hand sense from a medial portion which may be provided with an eye as for hanging on a hook.

Verzweigungsstruktur und Kabelbaum

Eine Verzweigungsstruktur zum Verbinden eines Verzweigungskabelbaums mit einem Hauptleitungskabelbaum umfasst Verbindungsanschlüsse, die konfiguriert sind, um Verzweigungsleitungen des Verzweigungskabelbaums jeweils mit Hauptleitungen des Hauptleitungskabelbaum zu verbinden, einen Anschlussblock, auf dem Verbindungsanschlüsse getragen werden, und Befestigungselemente, die jeweils die Verbindungsanschlüsse auf dem Anschlussblock befestigen. Jeder der Verbindungsanschlüsse weist einen bandförmigen gewickelten Abschnitt auf, der um eine entsprechende der Hauptleitungen zu wickeln ist. Der gewickelte Abschnitt wird durch ein entsprechendes der Befestigungselemente befestigt, so dass beide Enden des gewickeltes Abschnitts einander näherkommen und sich ein Mittelabschnitt des gewickelten Abschnitts um die Hauptleitung festzieht, um in Oberflächenkontakt mit einem Stableiter der Hauptleitung gebracht zu werden.

AUSSENELEMENT UND KABELBAUM

Ein Außenelement, das rohrförmig ist und das einen oder mehrere leitende Kanäle aufnimmt und schützt, ist mit einer nicht-eingeschnittenen Form und mit mehreren Vorsprüngen versehen, die auf einer Rohrinnenfläche des Außenelements hervorstehen. Die mehreren Vorsprünge haben jeweils im Wesentlichen bogenartige Formen, die sich in einer Richtung eines Rohrinnenumfangs erstrecken, und die mehreren Vorsprünge sind zickzack-artig abwechselnd entlang einer axialen Rohrrichtung angeordnet.

Abgeschirmte elektrische Leiterbündel und Herstellungsverfahren

Abgeschirmte Fischgratverbindung

Kabelbaumschutzstruktur

Eine Kabelbaumschutzstruktur enthält ein Bündel elektrischer Kabel und einen Protektor, der als rohrförmiger Körper ausgebildet ist, der sich in einer Längsrichtung des Bündels elektrischer Kabel erstreckt, wobei ein Abschnitt des Bündels elektrischer Kabel in einem Innenraum des rohrförmigen Körpers angeordnet ist. Der Protektor ist aus einem Schutzmaterial geformt, welches ein Basismaterial und ein Bindermaterial enthält, das einen Schmelzpunkt niedriger als der des Basismaterials hat. Ein Verbindungsabschnitt des Protektors wird durch Erhitzen und Aufschmelzen und dann durch Auskühlen und Aushärten des Bindermaterials verbunden. Das Bindermaterial in einer inneren Umfangsoberfläche wird erhitzt und aufgeschmolzen und dann abgekühlt und ausgehärtet derart, dass die innere Umfangsoberfläche, welche zu dem Innenraum weist, härter als eine äußere Umfangsoberfläche des Protektors ist.

Elektrischer Aluminium-Legierungsdraht und Kabelbaum unter dessen Verwendung

Ein elektrischer Aluminium-Legierungsdraht enthält einen Aluminium-Legierungsstrang, der sich aus einer Aluminium-Legierung zusammensetzt, enthaltend: Magnesium in einem Bereich von 0,11 bis 1,03 atom%, Silicium in einem Bereich von 0,10 bis 0,90 atom%, Nickel in einem Bereich von 0,005 bis 0,25 atom%, wobei der Rest Aluminium und unvermeidbare Verunreinigungen ist. Der Aluminium-Legierungsstrang hat eine Zugfestigkeit von 230 MPa oder mehr, eine elektrische Leitfähigkeit von 44 % IACS oder mehr und eine Dehnung von 10 % oder mehr. Ein Kabelbaum enthält den elektrischen Aluminium-Legierungsdraht.

Kabeldurchführung und Kabelbaum

Eine Kabeldurchführung (1) weist einen Balgbereich (4) und einen Anschlussbereich auf Seite des beweglichen Elements (2), der mit einem Ende des Balgbereichs verbunden ist, auf. Der Anschlussbereich auf Seite des beweglichen Elements (2) hat eine Außenfläche (21a), die mit dem Balgbereich (4) verbunden ist, und eine Innenfläche (21b), die auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite der Außenfläche ausgebildet ist. Auf der Außenfläche (21a) ist der Balgbereich (4) mit dem Anschlussbereich auf Seite des beweglichen Elements (2) mit ungleichen Abständen von einer axialen Mitte (C1) des Balgbereichs (4) zu dem Außenrand des Anschlussbereichs auf Seite des beweglichen Elements (2) verbunden. Ferner ist auf der Außenfläche (21a) eine erste Außenrippe (24) derart ausgebildet, dass sie sich entlang einer Richtung (Y1), die einen maximalen Abstand von der axialen Mitte (C1) zu dem Außenrand hat, erstreckt, wobei eine Außenumfangsfläche (4a) des Balgbereichs als die Basis der Rippe dient. Auf der Innenfläche ...

Kabelbaum

Es soll eine Anbringungsstruktur bereitgestellt werden, die allgemein bei der Anbringung verschiedener Ummantelungen an elektrischen Leitungen anwendbar ist. Ein Kabelbaum weist eine funktionale Ummantelung, die in Form eines Flachelements ausgebildet ist, und eine elektrische Leitung auf, die derart angeordnet ist, dass sie die funktionale Ummantelung mindestens in einem Teil eines Bereichs entlang einer Längsrichtung überlappt. Mindestens ein Teil einer Überlappung zwischen der Isolierung der elektrischen Leitung und der funktionalen Ummantelung ist verschweißt. Als ein Aspekt des Kabelbaums wird auch in Betracht gezogen, dass mindestens ein Teil einer Überlappung zwischen einer Isolierung der elektrischen Leitung und der funktionalen Ummantelung ultraschallverschweißt ist.

Wire harness and method of manufacturing same

An objective of the present invention is to allow, when winding a non-woven member around a wire, easy and inexpensive anchoring of the wire and the non-woven fabric, and alleviation of the generation of waste. A wire harness comprises a wire bundle and a non-woven fabric which winds around and encloses the wire bundle while extending in the longitudinal direction of the wire bundle. With the wire harness, the initial end part and/or the terminal end part in the direction of the winding of the non-woven fabric is welded, thereby anchoring the non-woven fabric to the wire bundle.

Method and apparatus for fabrication and in situ testing of wire harness structures

... 1,021,367. Electric fault testing. R. M. DYKSTERHOUSE. Aug. 7, 1962 [Aug. 4, 1961], No. 30239/62. Heading G1U. [Also in Division H2] An assembly line for fabricating electric cable harnesses comprises a horizontal rectangular track circuit 11 (Figs. 2, 3) having parallel rails 12, 13 on which plural assembly boards 14 run on rollers 15 through plural work stations at each of which a single operation is performed. Each assembly board carries guide pins 19, 25 (Fig. 4) establishing the configuration of each conductor of the harness, split terminal moulds 17 for receiving and encapsulating in resin plastic the connecting terminal ends 21 of the prepared conductors 26 to 29 &c. which are assembled one per work station around the locating pins, and branch take out moulds 18 for similarly encapsulating and reinforcing the points of departure of side branches of the harness. In assembly, the terminal ends of each wire are inserted in cooperating test receptacles 23 (which may be pivotally mounted ...

Wire spacing device for a wiring harness

In a wiring harness, a spacing device (14) is provided to separate a signal line (11) from a power line (12) thereby preventing the strong electromagnetic field of the power line (12) interfering with the signal line (11). in an embodiment, the C shape configurations of the device have gaps 17a, 17b smaller than the diameter of the lines so that they open resiliently to receive the lines. In other embodiments (Figs 5, 6, 7, 8) linear or cruciform devices can receive a plurality of lines of the same or different diameter in each "gap". The lines can also be separated by a flexible cable tie (Figs 9, 10) having diametrically opposed jaws for receiving the lines, or a duct (Figs 11 to 18) having separated fasteners (79, Fig 11) for the lines. ...

Wire spacing device

Wire harness and wire harness bundling method

Structured wiring looms

Wire harness and method of manufacturing same

TAPERED WIRING HARNESS

A tapered wiring harness is disclosed for an array of hydrophones with spaced take-out points on the harness at which a signal wire and a ground wire are connected with a hydrophone. The harness comprises a bundle of signal wires, which diminish in number from one end to the other, and it also comprises a ground wire and a strain cord, which extend throughout the length of the harness. The bundle of wires and the strain cord are held in a bundle of substantially circular cross-section by a lacing of thread formed as a sewing machine stitch of the zig zag type. Hairing members of uniform length are secured to the bundle under the lacing at predetermined intervals with the hairing more closely spaced on the larger diameter of the bundle. In another embodiment, the hairing members are spaced uniformly but are of variable length with longer members on the larger diameter of the bundle.

Luminous means, cable harness and interior trim element

LED light

A luminous means 5 comprises at least one light-emitting diode 4 accommodated in a connection block 3. Electrical connections 8 of the LED 4 exit from the connection block 3 in an angled fashion relative to the preferred light emission direction M. The connection block may be configured such that the electrical connections exit from the block at a predetermined distance from the LED 4. A cable harness may be formed using at least one luminous means and connected with an interior trim element 1, for example and aircraft cabin, using a bush 2. A spacer or cable clip (9, fig 2) may support and guide the harness.

DEVICE FOR PROCESSING END PORTIONS OF COVERED WIRES

Device for processing end portions of covered wires

A wire harness manufactured by a new method and a new apparatus is provided. A covered wire paid out from a selected one of reels is extended in a predetermined lay-out and fixed. The thus fixed wire is cut-off from the reel. Then, another wire is paid out from another reel for arranging it in a juxtaposing relation to the previously laid-out wire and cut off from the reel. After repeating the above steps, the arranged wires are tied up to form a wire harness. There is also provided a device which puts the above method into practice, thereby reducing complicated assorting work involved in the manufacture of a wire harness. A method and a device for automatically uncovering end portions of each wire of the wire harness and attaching terminals thereto are also provided to greatly increasing the productivity.

Method of processing end portions of covered wire in a harness

A covered wire 8 is held at a position spaced from its free end by a holder 83 and is nipped from above and below by a pair of cutting edge members 104 and 104' (Fig. 24-B). The members 104, 104' are then moved away from the holder 83 to a first position (Fig. 24-C) where they cut an insulating covering 8a of the wire 8. Thereafter, the members 104, 104' are moved further away from the holder 83 to a second position (Fig. 24-D) where they cut the conductor of the wire 8. This latter movement of the members 104, 104' causes the insulating covering 8a to be stripped from the conductor over a portion corresponding to the first position to the second position. ...

WOVEN LINE GROUP

SHEATH ELEMENT WITH AN ELECTROMAGNETIC SCREEN AS WELL AS ASSOCIATED MANUFACTURING PROCESS

FOLDABLE INTERCONNECTOR FOR CONDUCTORS

HOUSING FOR ELECTRICAL APPARATUS WITH LEAD WIRES

ELECTRIC WIRE PROTECTION STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING ELECTRIC WIRE PROTECTION STRUCTURE

An electric wire protection structure has a structure in which a branch portion of an electric wire bundle is protected. In the electric wire protection structure, a protection portion covers the branch portion of the electric wire bundle, the protection portion being formed by heating and compressing a thermoplastic material in a state of covering at least the branch portion of the electric wire bundle. 1. An electric wire protection structure protecting a branch portion of an electric wire bundle , comprising a protection portion covering the branch portion of the electric wire bundle , the protection portion being formed by heating and compressing a thermoplastic material covering at least the branch portion of the electric wire bundle.2. The electric wire protection structure according to claim 1 , wherein the protection portion is formed by winding at least a portion of the thermoplastic material around at least a portion of the branch portion of the electric wire bundle and heating and compressing the thermoplastic material covering the branch portion of the electric wire bundle.3. The electric wire protection structure according to claim 1 , wherein the protection portion is formed by winding the thermoplastic material having a long band shape around the branch portion of the electric wire bundle and heating and compressing the thermoplastic material covering the branch portion of the electric wire bundle.4. The electric wire protection structure according to claim 1 , wherein the protection portion is formed by heating and compressing the thermoplastic material sandwiching and covering the branch portion of the electric wire bundle.5. The electric wire protection structure according to claim 1 , wherein the protection portion is formed by winding the thermoplastic material having a cut around the branch portion of the electric wire bundle and heating and compressing the thermoplastic material covering the branch portion of the electric wire bundle.6. A ...

WIRING HARNESS FOR CLOTHING, ELECTRONIC DEVICES INCLUDING SUCH A WIRING HARNESS, AND GARMENTS INCORPORATING SUCH A WIRING HARNESS AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE

A wiring harness for clothing, and garments so equipped. The wiring harness is of asymmetrical configuration, and may extend through channels positioned substantially along reinforced portions of the garment. The wiring harness includes a T-junction from which extend a male media connector and two media cables, a first media cable extending along seams of one side of the garment, and a second media cable extending along a neck portion of the garment from the T-junction at one side to another side, both media cables terminating in male media connectors. The male media connector of the T-junction and the male media connector of the second media cable connect to female media connectors of earphone cables, while the male media connector of the first media cable connects to a female media connector of a portable media device, which may be disposed within a pocket of the garment. 1. A wiring harness for attachment to a garment , the wiring harness comprising:a junction having a male connector;a first media cable extending from a male connector to the junction; anda second media cable extending from a male connector to the junction and operably coupled to the male connector of the first media cable and to the male connector of the junction.2. The wiring harness of claim 1 , wherein the male connector of the junction is an output claim 1 , the male connector of the first media cable is an output claim 1 , and the male connector of the second media cable is an input.3. The wiring harness of claim 2 , further comprising two media output assemblies claim 2 , each media output assembly comprising:a female connector operably coupled to a media output element through a cable;wherein the female connector of each media output assembly is operably coupled to one of the male connector of the junction and the male connector of the media cable.4. The wiring harness of claim 3 , wherein the two media output assemblies are of substantially equal length.5. The wiring harness of claim 1 , ...

Wire harness

A wire harness which can absorb a position shift or a dimensional tolerance related to mounting or the like sufficiently is provided. A wire harness ( 21 ) includes a harness body ( 22 ), a motor side connector ( 23 ) provided at one end of the harness body ( 22 ), and an inverter side connector ( 24 ) provided at the other end of the harness body ( 22 ). The harness body ( 22 ) includes high voltage conduction paths ( 25 ), and an electromagnetic shielding member ( 26 ) which collectively covers the high voltage conduction paths ( 25 ). The high voltage conduction path ( 25 ) includes a conductor body ( 27 ), connecting parts ( 28, 29 ) and a mold part ( 30 ). The conductor body ( 27 ) is provided with a tolerance absorbing part ( 31 ).

Environmentally sealed cable breakout assemblies

A cable breakout assembly is provided, including a feeder cable, a breakout structure having a first end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a single-port cable gland through which the feeder cable extends, a central conduit which houses the sections of the feeder cable passing there through, and an opposed second end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a multi-port cable gland, whose number of ports corresponds to the number of splices of the feeder cable. A plurality of environmentally sealed, flexible conduits are provided, each having a first end that interfaces with and extends from a respective port of the multi-port gland, and a second end adapted to interface with an external device, wherein each flexible conduit houses a respective spliced section of the feeder cable therein.

COMPOSITION FOR WIRE COATING MATERIAL, INSULATED WIRE, AND WIRING HARNESS

To provide a composition for a wire coating material, which requires no electron irradiation crosslinking, and requires a filler defining a flame retardant agent as less as possible, and from which an insulated wire having a high heat resistance and a high gel fraction can be produced, and to provide an insulated wire and a wiring harness containing the composition. The composition contains (A) silane-grafted polyolefin, which is polyolefin to which a silane coupling agent is grafted, (B) undenatured polyolefin, (C) functional-group modified polyolefin modified by one or more functional groups selected from a carboxylic acid group, an acid anhydride group, an amino group, and an epoxy group, (D) a bromine flame retardant having a phthalimide structure, or a bromine flame retardant having a phthalimide structure and an antimony trioxide, (E) a crosslinking catalyst, and (F) a zinc sulfide, or a zinc oxide and an imidazole compound. 1. A composition for a wire coating material , the composition containing:(A) silane-grafted polyolefin, which is polyolefin to which a silane coupling agent is grafted;(B) undenatured polyolefin;(C) functional-group modified polyolefin, which is modified by a one or a plurality of functional groups selected from the group consisting of a carboxylic acid group, an acid anhydride group, an amino group, and an epoxy group; a bromine flame retardant having a phthalimide structure, and', 'a bromine flame retardant having a phthalimide structure and an antimony trioxide;, '(D) either one of'}(E) a crosslinking catalyst; and a zinc sulfide, and', 'a zinc oxide and an imidazole compound., '(F) either one of'}2. The composition according to claim 1 , whereinthe content of (A) the silane-grafted polyolefin is 30 to 90 parts by mass,the total content of (B) the undenatured polyolefin and (C) the functional-group modified polyolefin is 10 to 70 parts by mass;the total content of (D) the bromine flame retardant having the phthalimide structure and the ...

ELECTRICAL HARNESS

A gas turbine engine is provided with electrical harness rafts comprising electrical conductors embedded in a rigid composite material. The rafts are used to transport electrical signals (which may be, for example power and/or control signals) around a gas turbine engine. Rafts may be connected together and to other components using flexible cables, that may help to accommodate relative movement of the rafts for example through vibration. The rafts are lighter, more compact, and more convenient to handle than conventional electrical harnesses. The rafts may provide a convenient and secure mounting surface for other components/systems of a gas turbine engine, such as EECs and/or fluid pipes. 1. A gas turbine engine installation comprising an electrical system arranged to transfer electrical signals around the engine installation , the electrical system comprising:an electrical harness raft comprising multiple electrical conductors embedded in a rigid material, the electrical harness raft forming a first engine installation component;a second engine installation component comprising electrical conductors; andat least one flexible cable connected between the electrical harness raft and the second engine installation component so as to electrically connect electrical conductors of the electrical harness raft with electrical conductors of the second engine installation component.2. A gas turbine engine installation according to claim 1 , wherein the rigid material is a rigid composite material.3. A gas turbine engine installation according to claim 1 , wherein the second engine component is a second electrical harness raft comprising electrical conductors embedded in a rigid material.4. A gas turbine engine installation according to claim 1 , wherein the second engine component is an electronic control unit.5. A gas turbine engine installation according to claim 1 , wherein:the gas turbine engine installation comprises a bypass flow duct formed between an engine core and ...

Mounting device and method of assembling the same

A method of assembling a mounting device for an electrical harness of a gas turbine engine is provided. The electrical harness has a wire bundle. The method includes providing a first shell and providing a second shell. The method further includes coupling the first shell to the second shell with the wire bundle disposed between the first shell and the second shell such that movement of the first shell and the second shell along the wire bundle is restricted.

Aluminum alloy wire, and aluminum alloy twisted wire, covered electrical wire and wire harness using the same

An aluminum (Al) alloy wire, which is an extra fine wire having a wire diameter of 0.5 mm or less, contains, in mass %, Mg at 0.03% to 1.5%, Si at 0.02% to 2.0%, at least one element selected from Cu, Fe, Cr, Mn and Zr at a total of 0.1% to 1.0% and the balance being Al and impurities, and has an electrical conductivity of 40% IACS or more, a tensile strength of 150 MPa or more, and an elongation of 5% or more. By producing the extra fine wire from an Al alloy of a specific composition containing Zr, Mn and other specific elements, though the extra fine wire is extra fine, it has a fine structure with a maximum grain size of 50 μm or less and is superior in elongation.

Adhesive tape and tube casing produced from the adhesive tape

The present invention relates to an adhesive tape, in particular a wrapping tape for bundling cables ( 1 ) in automobiles. The basic design comprises a tape-shaped carrier ( 3 ) and at least one adhesive strip ( 4; 4 a, 4 b ) that is applied to at least one side of the carrier ( 9 ). According to the invention, the adhesive strip ( 4; 4 a, 4 b ) covers between 20% and 50% of the area of the associated carrier side ( 3 a, 3 b ).

COMPLEX HARNESS

A complex harness includes a composite cable including an electric brake cable, an ABS sensor cable and an outer sheath. The electric brake cable and the ABS sensor cable are integrated by being commonly covered with the outer sheath. 1. A complex harness , comprising a composite cable comprising an electric brake cable , an ABS sensor cable and an outer sheath ,wherein the electric brake cable and the ABS sensor cable are integrated by being commonly covered with the outer sheath.2. The complex harness according to claim 1 , further comprising a connector at an end portion of at least one of the electric brake cable and the ABS sensor cable claim 1 ,wherein the electric brake cable and the ABS sensor cable are separated at an end portion of the composite cable.3. The complex harness according to claim 1 , wherein the ABS sensor cable comprises two signal wires and an inner sheath to collectively cover the two signal wires.4. The complex harness according to claim 3 , wherein the outer sheath comprises a thermoplastic resin claim 3 , andwherein the inner sheath comprises a crosslinked thermoplastic resin.5. The complex harness according to claim 4 , wherein the outer sheath comprises a thermoplastic urethane claim 4 , andwherein the inner sheath comprises a crosslinked thermoplastic urethane.6. The complex harness according to claim 5 , wherein the crosslinked thermoplastic urethane is formed by crosslinking the thermoplastic urethane with a silane coupling agent added thereto claim 5 , andwherein the ABS sensor cable comprises a sensor portion of an ABS sensor integrated at an end of the ABS sensor cable by a resin mold.7. The complex harness according to claim 3 , further comprising a separator between the outer and inner sheaths to reduce a fusion-adhesion therebetween.8. The complex harness according to claim 7 , wherein the separator comprises a metal and is disposed covering the ABS sensor cable.9. The complex harness according to claim 1 , further comprising ...

Wire Harness

There is provided a wire harness. The wire harness is wired in a predetermined wiring pattern with respect to an attached body. The wire harness is packaged by being held by a one-sided adhesive sheet so that the wiring pattern is kept. The one-sided adhesive sheet is formed into an external shape that fits a wiring course shape of the wire harness with respect to the attached body. 1. A wire harness , whereinthe wire harness which is wired in a predetermined wiring pattern with respect to an attached body is packaged by being held by a one-sided adhesive sheet so that the wiring pattern is kept.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe one-sided adhesive sheet is formed into an external shape that fits a wiring course shape of the wire harness with respect to the attached body.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , whereinthe one-sided adhesive sheet includes a portion having an external shape that corresponds to at least any two portions of bent portions and branched portions of an electric wire, and the bent portions and the branched portions are spaced with a predetermined distance in accordance with positions where the attached body is attached.4. The wire harness according to claim 2 , whereinthe one-sided adhesive sheet holds a clamp in a sheet hole which is formed with a predetermined distance from bent portions or branched portions of an electric wire in accordance with positions where the attached body is attached.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe one-sided adhesive sheet holds clamps in a plurality of sheet holes which are formed at a predetermined pitch in accordance with positions where the attached body is attached.6. The wire harness according to claim 4 , whereina surface material at a side opposite to an adhesive surface of the one-sided adhesive sheet has waterproofness.7. The wire harness according to claim 5 , whereina surface material at a side opposite to an adhesive surface of the one-sided adhesive sheet ...

WIRE HARNESS, WIRE HARNESS MANUFACTURING METHOD AND WIRE HARNESS MANUFACTURING APPARATUS

A wire harness manufacturing method prevents inadvertent deformation of thermoplastic material and separation of thermoplastic material. A predetermined part of an electric wire is accommodated in a through hole of a tubular body formed by connection between a first and second nest members () of a nozzle (), by integrally connecting first and second case body members () of the nozzle (), with the predetermined part of the electric wire therebetween. An approximately tubular covering member () covering the predetermined part of the electric wire () is molded integrally with the thermoplastic material, by discharging thermoplastic material plasticized by a material plasticizing unit () from thermoplastic material discharge orifices () and () in the nozzle () to the outer periphery of the electric wire (), while moving the electric wire () and the nozzle () relatively to each other. 1. (canceled)2. A wire harness manufacturing apparatus for manufacturing a wire harness having an electric wire and a covering member , molded with thermoplastic material , that covers a predetermined part of the electric wire , comprising:a material plasticizing unit that plasticizes the thermoplastic material to a softened and plastic-deformable state upon reception of an external force; anda nozzle that has a through hole, integrally connectable and separable into plural parts, which can accommodate the predetermined part of the electric wire when integrally connected, and a thermoplastic material discharge orifice which continuously surrounds an outer peripheral surface of one end of the through hole,wherein, when the nozzle is integrally connected, the covering member that covers the predetermined part of the electric wire can be integrally molded with the thermoplastic material, by discharging the thermoplastic material, plasticized by the material plasticizing unit from the thermoplastic material discharge orifice formed in the nozzle, on the outer peripheral surface of the ...

Flat cable and wire harness

There is provided a flat cable allowing a connector to be easily attached to terminals and a wiring harness provided with the flat cable. The wiring harness is provided with a connector and a flat cable. The connector is provided with a connector housing and a female terminal. The flat cable has: a plurality of electrical wires; and an elongated weft. Female terminals are attached to ends of the wires. The weft has: crossing sections that are perpendicular to the plurality of electrical wires and that are disposed at the plurality of electrical wires rising and falling by a certain rule; and parallel sections that are continuous with the crossing sections and that overlap the electrical wires positioned at the ends among the plurality of electrical wires. Adjacent electrical wires are disposed with a gap therebetween, and adjacent crossing sections of the weft are disposed with a gap therebetween.

Sensor Lead Sealing and Strain Relief

A sensor system includes a wiring harness including at least one wire, a grommet, a nugget, a sensor, and a harness sleeve, wherein the grommet includes at least one passageway configured to receive the wire and the nugget includes at least one terminal molded into the nugget and coupled to the wire. A mineral insulated cable may be coupled to the sensor and to the terminal and the harness sleeve may define at least one cavity configured to receive the nugget and at least a portion of the grommet. The harness sleeve may be coupled to the mineral insulated cable and may include a first crimp coupling the harness sleeve to the grommet. The harness sleeve may also include a second crimp coupling the harness sleeve to the nugget. 1. A sensor system comprising:a wiring harness comprising at least one wire;a grommet comprising at least one passageway configured to receive said at least one wire;a nugget comprising at least one terminal coupled thereto, said at least one terminal coupled to said at least one wire, wherein said nugget is disposed proximate a distal end region of said at least one wire and wherein said grommet is adjacent to said nugget;a sensor;a cable coupled to said sensor and comprising at least one conductor coupled to said at least one terminal; anda harness sleeve coupled to said cable, said harness sleeve defining at least one cavity to receive said nugget and at least a portion of said grommet within, wherein said harness sleeve includes a first crimp coupling said harness sleeve to said grommet.2. The sensor system of claim 1 , wherein an exterior surface of said grommet includes at least one radially disposed rib.3. The sensor system of claim 1 , wherein said grommet includes a first and a second passageway configured to receive a first and a second wire of said wiring harness.4. The sensor system of claim 1 , wherein said harness sleeve includes a second crimp coupling said harness sleeve to said nugget.5. The sensor system of claim 4 , wherein ...

Wire holding device and wire harness

A wire holding device includes a seal holding member provided with an insertion hole into which an electric wire is inserted and which is provided with an opening, the seal holding member being configured to be housed in an attachment hole formed on an attachment target, an outer periphery sealing member for sealing a gap between an inner surface of the attachment target inside the attachment hole and the seal holding member, an inner periphery sealing member for sealing a gap between the electric wire and the seal holding member, and a wire holder aligned with the seal holding member along the electric wire. The seal holding member and the wire holder are relatively movable in a circumferential direction of the electric wire. The opening has such a diameter as to allow an end face of the inner periphery sealing member to be seen through the opening.

LOW LEAKAGE ELECTRICAL JOINTS AND WIRE HARNESSES, AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME

Low leakage electrical joints and wire harnesses for simplifying the electrical infrastructure associated with solar energy utilities are disclosed. The low leakage electrical joints include fused wires that have been sealed, encased and configured to plug into other joints to form wire harnesses. The wire harnesses are particularly well suited for coupling a plurality of solar collector junction boxes to a combiner box. 1) A low leakage electrical joint , said joint comprising:a. a first exposed portion of a first insulated wire welded to a second exposed portion of a second insulated wire;b. cured synthetic rubber sealant surrounding said weld; andc. a polypropylene encasement surrounding said sealant, said encasement including a plurality of protrusions and defining at least one securing aperture positioned at the vertex of two of said protrusions.2) The joint of wherein said first insulated wire includes copper.3) The joint of wherein said first insulated wire is capable of carrying DC current up to 1000V.4) The joint of wherein said synthetic rubber sealant is a silicone based rubber sealant.5) The joint of wherein said encasement includes a UV stabilization agent.6) The joint of wherein said encasement is molded in a shape selected from the group consisting of T-shaped claim 1 , cross-shaped and Y-shaped.7) The joint of wherein said encasement defines at least more than one securing aperture.8) The joint of wherein said encasement defines at least one channel claim 1 , said first insulated wire protruding outwardly from said encasement through said channel.9) A wire harness claim 1 , said harness comprising:a. at least one joint comprising a first exposed portion of a first insulated wire welded to a second exposed portion of a second insulated wire; cured synthetic rubber sealant surrounding said weld; and a polypropylene encasement surrounding said sealant, said encasement including a plurality of protrusions and defining at least one securing aperture ...

Highly integrated data bus automatic fire extinguishing system

A wiring harness for a fire extinguishing system including a connector that has a pair of power leads and a pair of command leads. At least one zone identification element is in communication with the connector and is configured to provide a zone location assignment to the connector.

RIGIDIFIED NON-CONDUITED ELECTRICAL HARNESSES

A rigidified flexible cable including flexible portions and one or more rigid segments, including a primary flexible cable with ends and end fittings, and at least one rigid medial section integral with the flexible portion and formed by coating the flexible cable material with a composite matrix material. Lateral transitions can be incorporated into the cable run and customized to the installation site specifications. 1. A rigidified flexible electrical cable or harness having a predetermined configuration and length , comprising:a primary flexible cable having a first end and a second end;end connectors disposed at each of said first and second ends; andat least one rigid medial section disposed in said primary flexible cable or harness and a coating of a composite matrix material.2. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said composite matrix material is a polymer matrix material reinforced with fibers selected from the group consisting of s-glass fibers claim 1 , carbon fiber claim 1 , aramid.3. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said cable or harness consists of single or multiple conductor wires and/or coaxial claim 1 , or multiple conductor cables.4. The apparatus of claim 3 , further including at least one layer of braided metal wire shielding made from stainless steel or copper plated with tin or nickel5. The apparatus of claim 3 , further including overbraiding fabricated from a durable synthetic fibers.6. The apparatus of claim 5 , wherein said durable synthetic fibers comprise polyethylene terephthalate.7. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said fittings are electrical wiring fittings.8. The apparatus of claim 1 , further including at least one bracket for attaching said conduit to a substrate claim 1 , said bracket integrated into said at least one rigid medial section using said composite matrix material.9. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein at least one of said first and said second end includes a composite bend immediately proximate its respective end ...

WIRING HARNESS AND METHOD FOR FIXING CONNECTOR SET

In a wiring harness, a plurality of terminals are mounted on end parts of a plurality of wires to touch strands of the wires. A connector set includes a first connector in which the plurality of terminals are inserted and a second connector to be connected to the first connector. The strands of the plurality of wires and the plurality of terminals are made of mutually different metals. A busbar for shorting the plurality of terminals by being connected to the plurality of terminals inserted in the first connector when the first connector is connected to the second connector is provided in the second connector. A covering member covers the connector set. 1. A wiring harness , comprising:a plurality of wires constituting a branch line of the wiring harness;a plurality of terminals mounted on end parts of the plurality of wires to touch strands of the wires; anda connector set including a first connector in which the plurality of terminals are inserted and a second connector to be connected to the first connector;wherein:the strands of the plurality of wires and the plurality of terminals are made of mutually different metals;a busbar provided in the second connector for shorting the plurality of terminals by being connected to the plurality of terminals inserted in the first connector when the first connector is connected to the second connector is provided in the second connector;a sheet-like or bag-like covering member is further provided for covering the connector set;the connector set covered with the covering member is fixed to a main line of the wiring harness; andone adhesive tape is wound over the covering member around the connector set and the main line together after being wound over the covering member around a part of the branch line below the neck of the connector set to tie an opening of the covering member and wound over the covering member around a branched base end part of the branch line and the main line together.25-. (canceled)6. A wiring harness ...

THERMAL SLEEVE WITH REFLECTIVE POSITIONING MEMBER, ASSEMBLY THEREWITH AND METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION THEREOF

A thermal sleeve for protecting an electronic member connected to a wiring harness against exposure to heat, combination thereof, and method of construction thereof is provided. The thermal sleeve has a tubular member including a circumferentially continuous wall with an insulative inner layer bounding an inner cavity extending along a central longitudinal axis between open opposite ends and a reflective outer layer. The sleeve further includes a positioning member constructed of resilient, reflective metal material. The positioning member has a tubular portion and at least one resilient finger extending radially inwardly from the tubular portion for abutment with the wiring harness. The tubular portion is fixedly attached to one of the opposite ends of the wall of the tubular member. 1. A method of constructing a sleeve for protecting an electronic member connected to a wiring harness against exposure to heat , comprising:providing a tubular member including a circumferentially continuous wall with an insulative inner layer bounding an inner cavity extending along a central longitudinal axis between open opposite ends and a reflective outer layer;providing a positioning member constructed of a resilient reflective metal material, the positioning member having a tubular portion and at least one resilient flange extending radially inwardly from the tubular portion for abutment with a wiring harness; andfixing the tubular portion of the positioning member to one of the opposite ends of the wall of said tubular member.2. The method of claim 1 , further including providing the at least one resilient finger to extend in oblique relation from said wall of said tubular member.3. The method of claim 2 , further including providing the at least one resilient finger as a plurality of resilient fingers.4. The method of claim 3 , further including providing the plurality of resilient fingers having lengthwise extending edges overlapping one another.5. The method of claim 1 , ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes: a wire harness main body in which a plurality of wires are bundled together; a first protective tube (protective tube) made of synthetic resin and enclosing the wire harness main body; a ring member provided so as to surround the first protective tube and fixated to a vehicle body via a clamp; and a holding mechanism holding the ring member and first protective tube so as to enable relative displacement within a predetermined tolerance range. 1. A wire harness comprising:a wire harness main body in which a plurality of wires are bundled together;a protective tube made of synthetic resin and enclosing the wire harness main body;a ring member surrounding the protective tube and fixated to a vehicle body via a clamp; anda holder holding the ring member and protective tube so as to enable relative displacement within a predetermined tolerance range.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the holder comprises:a circumference direction projection projecting on an inner circumferential surface of the ring member; anda channel formed on an outer circumferential surface of the protective tube, the projection fitting into the channel with clearance.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , wherein the ring member has an accordion shape.4. The wire harness according to claim 3 , wherein by fitting an engagement projection formed on an inner circumferential surface of the clamp into a recess on an outer circumferential surface of the ring member claim 3 , the ring member and the clamp are fixated to each other.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the protective tube encloses a region around a length-direction portion of the wire harness main body claim 1 ,a region of the wire harness main body not enclosed by the protective tube is enclosed by a second protective tube configured by synthetic resin; anda region of the wire harness main body enclosed by neither the protective tube nor the second protective tube is enclosed by a ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes: a trunk line section obtained by bundling a plurality of power supply lines serving as wiring bodies wired in a vehicle; a trunk line middle distributor to which a power storage device that is mounted on the vehicle and accumulates electric power is connected, the trunk line middle distributor being interposed between both ends of the trunk line section; and a pair of trunk line end distributors each of which is connected to a corresponding one of both ends of the trunk line section and distributes electric power from the power storage device to each appliance to be connected. 1. A wire harness comprising:a trunk line section obtained by bundling a plurality of power supply lines serving as wiring bodies wired in a vehicle;a trunk line middle distributor to which a power storage device that is mounted on the vehicle and accumulates electric power is connected, the trunk line middle distributor being interposed between both ends of the trunk line section; anda pair of trunk line end distributors each of which is connected to a corresponding one of both ends of the trunk line section and distributes electric power from the power storage device to each appliance to be connected.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the trunk line section includes a communication line for signal communication serving as a wiring body bundled with the power supply lines and wired in the vehicle.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , further comprising:a communication line for signal communication serving as a wiring body wired in the vehicle separately from the trunk line section, whereinthe trunk line section is wired on one side of a metal flooring material of the vehicle with respect to a vertical direction, andthe communication line is wired on another side of the flooring material with respect to the vertical direction.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe power supply lines include a power line for power supply and a ground ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness, including: a plurality of tubes that each include a tubular shape-retaining conductor having a conductive property and a shape-retaining property, the plurality of tubes being routed in parallel, wherein: a conductive tube, that includes an insulating cover that covers the shape-retaining conductor, is included among the plurality of tubes, and thicknesses of the shape-retaining conductors that are included in at least two tubes among the plurality of tubes are different to each other. 1. A wire harness , comprising:a plurality of tubes that each include a tubular shape-retaining conductor having a conductive property and a shape-retaining property, the plurality of tubes being routed in parallel, wherein:wherein a conductive tube, that includes an insulating cover that covers the shape-retaining conductor, is included among the plurality of tubes, andthicknesses of the shape-retaining conductors that are included in at least two tubes among the plurality of tubes are different to each other.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the at least two tubes is the conductive tube.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein one shape-retaining conductor among the shape-retaining conductors that are included in the at least two tubes has an outer diameter that is twice a size or less of an outer diameter of another one of the shape-retaining conductors.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the shape-retaining conductors that are included in the at least two tubes have outer diameters that are equal to each other.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 , further comprisinga holder that includes a plurality of holding portions that are configured to individually hold the plurality of tubes, whereinat least two tubes among the plurality of tubes have outer diameters that are equal to each other.6. The wire harness according to claim 5 , wherein the plurality of holding portions in the holder are lined up in a ...

Aluminum alloy wire, electric wire, and wire harness using the same

An aluminum alloy wire that includes unavoidable impurities, the aluminum alloy wire including: aluminum; and an added element that includes at least Si and Mg. An exothermic peak of the aluminum alloy wire is in a temperature range of 200 to 300° C. on a differential scanning thermal analysis curve.

LIGHTING DEVICE FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE PROVIDED WITH A GUIDED ELECTRICAL CABLE HARNESS

Lighting device for a motor vehicle, including: a housing, a printed circuit provided with at least one light source of light-emitting diode type, and provided with an electromagnetic shielding cage, the printed circuit extending along a printed circuit plane and being fixed inside the housing, an electrical cable harness fixed by a first end to the printed circuit and fixed by a second end to the housing, characterized in that the electrical cable harness has a run whose projection along an axis at right angles to the printed circuit plane does not intersect the projection of the cage along the axis at right angles to the printed circuit plane and in that the electrical cable harness includes a portion extending parallel to a lateral edge of the cage. 1. Lighting device for a motor vehicle , comprising:a housing,a printed circuit provided with at least one light source, notably a light source of light-emitting diode type, and provided with an electromagnetic shielding cage, the printed circuit extending along a printed circuit plane and being fixed inside the housing,an electrical cable harness fixed by a first end to the printed circuit and fixed by a second end to the housing,wherein the electrical cable harness has a run whose projection along an axis at right angles to the printed circuit plane does not intersect the projection of the cage along the axis at right angles to the printed circuit plane and the electrical cable harness comprises a portion extending along the cage, notably parallel to a lateral edge of the cage.2. Lighting device according to claim 1 , wherein the housing comprises at least one rib intended to guide the run of the electrical cable harness inside the housing.3. Lighting device according to claim 2 , wherein the at least one rib forms with the housing a single-piece assembly claim 2 , notably a single-piece assembly produced in injection-moulded plastic.4. Lighting device according to claim 1 , wherein the housing comprises two ribs ...

Wire harness having fixing member

To achieve, with a simple configuration and simple work, a configuration in which a wire fixating member with band is mounted to a wire harness in a state capable of movement relative to the wire harness. A wire fixating member with band is wound around a wire harness and includes: a vehicle fixation portion capable of fixating to a vehicle; a band fixation portion provided to the vehicle fixation portion and having an engagement claw inside a band insertion hole; and a band formed in a strip shape extending from the band fixation portion. The band includes, at a location separated from a base end of the band, an engagement groove with which the engagement claw can engage.

Downhole Cables and Methods of Making the Same

A cable that includes a cable core. The cable core has an inner armor wire layer disposed thereabout. The inner armor wire layer has an outer armor wire layer disposed thereabout. The inner armor wire layer and outer armor wire layer have torque removed therefrom during manufacturing.

CABLE CONNECTION STRUCTURE, CABLE ASSEMBLY, METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CABLE ASSEMBLY, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CABLE CONNECTION STRUCTURE

A cable connection structure includes a cable assembly that fixes a plurality of cables, and a mounting member connected to the cable assembly. The plurality of cables includes: core wires having core wire exposed portions where the core wires are exposed at distal ends of the plurality of cables; and jackets, each of which is formed of an insulator and covers each of the core wires. The mounting member includes a plurality of external connection electrodes to which the core wires are to be connected. The cable assembly includes a first cable fixing portion that is formed of an insoluble resin insoluble in organic solvents or alkali and that fixes the core wire exposed portions. The core wires are exposed on an end face of the first cable fixing portion and are connected to the plurality of external connection electrodes using a conductive material. 1. A cable connection structure comprising:a cable assembly that fixes a plurality of cables; anda mounting member connected to the cable assembly, wherein core wires having core wire exposed portions where the core wires are exposed at distal ends of the plurality of cables; and', 'jackets, each of which is formed of an insulator and covers each of the core wires;, 'the plurality of cables comprisesthe mounting member comprises a plurality of external connection electrodes to which the core wires are to be connected;the cable assembly comprises a first cable fixing portion that is formed of an insoluble resin insoluble in organic solvents or alkali and that fixes the core wire exposed portions; andthe core wires are exposed on an end face of the first cable fixing portion and are connected to the plurality of external connection electrodes using a conductive material.2. A cable assembly comprising:a plurality of cables including: conductive core wires; and jackets, each of which is formed of an insulator and covers an outer periphery of each of the core wires, the core wires having core wire exposed portions where the ...

COMPOSITE CABLE PAIR

Provided is a composite cable pair with which it is possible to reduce the difference in durability between a right-wheel composite cable and a left-wheel composite cable. A composite cable pair includes a right-wheel composite cable and a left-wheel composite cable. One end of the composite cable is fixed to a cable fixing portion on the vehicle body side or the chassis side of an automobile, and the other end thereof is fixed to a cable fixing portion on the right wheel side. One end of the composite cable is fixed to a cable fixing portion on the vehicle body side or the chassis side of the automobile, and the other end thereof is fixed to a cable fixing portion on the left wheel side. Wires of the respective wire bundles of the composite cable and the composite cable are twisted in twisting directions that are opposite to each other so that the twisting is tightened, without loosening, by an operation of the handle. 17-. (canceled)8. A composite cable pair that is disposed in a suspension of a pair of right and left wheels that move in accordance with an operation of a handle of an automobile , comprising:a right wheel composite cable having one end mounted to the right wheel;a left wheel composite cable having one end mounted to the left wheel;each of the right wheel composite cable and the left wheel composite cable has an electric wire bundle including a plurality of wires in which a pair of signal lines are twisted and a pair of power supply wires are twisted, and a sheath covering the electric wire bundle; anda twisting direction of the electric wire bundle in the right wheel composite cable is opposite to a twisting direction of the electric wire bundle in the left wheel composite cable.9. The composite cable pair according to claim 8 , wherein the right wheel composite cable and the left wheel composite cable are mounted so that a degree of twist of each electric wire bundle changes in response to an operation of the handle.10. The composite cable pair ...

CONNECTOR AND WIRING HARNESS WITH CONNECTOR

It is aimed to provide a connector which can be thinned. A connector is connected to a mating connector in a height direction and includes a wire insertion portion open in a direction orthogonal to the height direction, a wire member being partially inserted into the wire insertion portion, a connector opening open in the height direction, a terminal member of the mating connector being insertable into the connector opening to be electrically connectable to the wire member, and a connector fitting portion to be fit to the mating connector. A range H in the height direction of a connector sealing member for sealing between the connector fitting portion and the mating connector is set to at least partially overlap within a range H in the height direction of a wire sealing member for sealing between the wire member and the wire insertion portion. 1. A connector to be connected to a mating connector in a height direction , comprising:a wire insertion portion open in a direction orthogonal to the height direction, a wire member being partially inserted into the wire insertion portion;a connector opening open in the height direction, a terminal member of the mating connector being insertable into the connector opening to be electrically connectable to the wire member; anda connector fitting portion to be fit to the mating connector,a range in the height direction of a connector sealing member for sealing between the connector fitting portion and the mating connector being set to at least partially overlap within a range in the height direction of a wire sealing member for sealing between the wire member and the wire insertion portion.2. A wiring harness , comprising:{'claim-ref': {'@idref': 'CLM-00001', 'claim 1'}, 'the connector of ; and'}a wire member.3. The wiring harness of claim 2 , wherein the range in the height direction of the connector sealing member is set to at least partially overlap within a range in the height direction of the wire member inserted in the ...

SHEATHED WIRE HARNESS

A sheathed wire harness includes connectors to be fitted to counterpart connectors, electric wires connected to the connectors, and a fibrous resin cloth that is connected to the electric wires and surrounds the electric wires. The resin cloth includes a cover portion that can be moved to a closed position in which portions of the electric wires near the connectors are covered, and moved to an open position in which the portions of the electric wires near the connectors are exposed. 1. A sheathed wire harness comprising:a connector to be fitted to a counterpart connector;an electric wire connected to the connector; anda fibrous resin cloth for surrounding the electric wire,wherein the resin cloth includes a cover portion that can be moved to a closed position in which a portion of the electric wire on a connector side is covered, and to an open position in which the portion of the electric wire on the connector side is exposed, andthe cover portion covers the portion of the electric wire on the connector side in a state in which the connector is fitted to the counterpart connector.2. The sheathed wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the resin cloth includes a holding portion with which the cover portion can be held in the closed position and released therefrom.3. The sheathed wire harness according to claim 2 , wherein the cover portion includes a held portion to be held by the holding portion claim 2 , and the holding portion and the held portion both have flexibility.4. The sheathed wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the resin cloth includes:a tubular portion for surrounding the electric wire; andan extending portion that extends from the tubular portion toward the connector and is configured to cover a portion of the electric wire that is not covered with the cover portion, andthe cover portion is continuous with a lateral side of the extending portion relative to a direction in which the extending portion extends.5. The sheathed wire harness ...

CABLE HARNESS

A cable harness comprises a coaxial cable and a connector. The coaxial cable comprises an outer conductor formed of a plurality of wires and a second insulator covering the outer conductor. The outer conductor has a partially-exposed portion. The partially-exposed portion is formed with a connection portion. The second insulator has a partial cover. In a perpendicular plane perpendicular to the front-rear direction, the partial cover covers the partially-exposed portion while at least the connection portion is exposed. The connector comprises a second conductor. The second conductor has a pressure-holding portion. The pressure-holding portion presses the partial cover to hold the partial cover and is connected to the connection portion in a perpendicular direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction. 1. A cable harness comprising a coaxial cable and a connector , wherein:the coaxial cable comprises a center conductor, a first insulator covering the center conductor, an outer conductor covering the first insulator and a second insulator covering the outer conductor;the outer conductor is formed of a plurality of wires and has a non-exposed portion and a partially-exposed portion;the partially-exposed portion is located forward of the non-exposed portion in a front-rear direction;the partially-exposed portion is formed with a connection portion;the second insulator has an annular cover and a partial cover;the partial cover is located forward of the annular cover;the annular cover entirely covers circumference of the non-exposed portion in a perpendicular plane perpendicular to the front-rear direction;in the perpendicular plane, the partial cover covers the partially-exposed portion while at least the connection portion is exposed;the connector comprises a first conductor, a second conductor and a holding member;the first conductor and the second conductor are insulated from each other;the holding member holds the first conductor;the first conductor is connected ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes one or more electrically-conducting paths, a tubular shielding member configured to collectively accommodate the electrically-conducting paths, a braided shielding member including a cylindrical braided member and connected to an end of the tubular shielding member, and an annular crimping member including a fixing portion which fixedly connects the braided shielding member and the tubular shielding member by crimping, and a bent portion which is formed by bending an open end of the fixing portion to outside of the fixing portion. 1. A wire harness comprising:one or more electrically-conducting paths;a tubular shielding member configured to collectively accommodate the electrically-conducting paths;a braided shielding member including a cylindrical braided member and connected to an end of the tubular shielding member; andan annular crimping member including a fixing portion which fixedly connects the braided shielding member and the tubular shielding member by crimping, and a bent portion which is formed by bending an open end of the fixing portion to outside of the fixing portion, whereinthe braided shielding member is disposed so as to surround an end of the electrically-conducting paths extending from the end of the tubular shielding member by connecting one end of the braided shielding member to the end of the tubular shielding member, crimping the crimping member at a position of the one end and then reversely folding-back the other end of the braided shielding member in the position crimped by the crimping member, andthe bent portion is disposed on a side of the braided shielding member to be folded-back when crimping the crimping member.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe crimping member further includes an extending portion which is provided on an end of the bent portion on a side of the braided shielding member to be folded-back and arranged on the outside of the fixing portion, so that the crimping member has a ...

INSULATION DISPLACEMENT TERMINATION (IDT) FOR APPLYING MULTIPLE ELECTRICAL WIRE GAUGE SIZES SIMULTANEOUSLY OR INDIVIDUALLY TO ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS, STAMPED AND FORMED STRIP TERMINAL PRODUCTS, AND ASSEMBLY FIXTURES THEREOF

An insulation displacement connector (IDC) includes clamping terminals or contacts which make two redundant contacts into the wires instated into them. The inventive contact comprises a flat strip section, four J-shaped cantilevers each having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each of said straight section attached to the flat strip section, and the cantilevers arranged into two pairs each having two arcuate sections curving towards each other to form a pincer section. The two pincer pairs face toward each other on the strip. A wire received into both pincer pairs is held securely because any tension applied to the wire forced at least one pincer set to clamp together harder on the wire. The inventive contacts reside in an insulator housing of an insulation displacement terminal (IDT) connector assembly which can accept wires of mixed sizes. 1. A electrical contact comprisinga flat strip section, and two flexible beams each disposed on opposite sides of said flat strip section,', 'each flexible beam having a straight section and an arcuate section, with a portion of each straight section attached to said flat strip section, and', 'with said arcuate sections curving towards each other to abut at their tips under a preload, and forming a closed slot openable for receiving and retaining a wire inserted therein., 'two flexible beam pincers, each pincer comprising'}2. The electrical contact of claim 1 , wherein each flexible beam pincer defines a facing direction proceeding parallel to said flat strip section from said straight sections of said flexible beams to said tips of said flexible beams claim 1 , and with said flexible beam pincers oriented facing each other.3. The electrical contact of claim 1 , wherein each flexible beam pincer defines a facing direction proceeding parallel to said flat strip section from said straight sections of said flexible beams to said tips of said flexible beams claim 1 , and with said flexible beam pincers ...

WIRE HARNESS ROUTING STRUCTURE FOR PANEL, HARNESS MODULE, AND WIRE HARNESS ROUTING METHOD FOR PANEL

A wire harness routing structure for a panel, includes: a panel member that includes a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface; and a wire harness that is routed to the panel member. The first surface has a harness accommodating groove that accommodates a harness main body of the wire harness, the harness accommodating groove being recessed toward the second surface. A resin cured portion that holds the harness main body is formed in the harness accommodating groove. The resin cured portion is formed by a resin with which a predetermined range of the harness accommodating groove is filled and which is cured. 1. A wire harness routing structure for a panel , comprising:a panel member that comprises a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface; anda wire harness that is routed to the panel member,wherein the first surface has a harness accommodating groove that accommodates a harness main body of the wire harness, the harness accommodating groove being recessed toward the second surface,wherein a resin cured portion that holds the harness main body is formed in the harness accommodating groove, andthe resin cured portion is formed by a resin with which a predetermined range of the harness accommodating groove is filled and which is cured.2. The wire harness routing structure for a panel according to claim 1 ,wherein the resin cured portion is formed of a foamed resin.3. The wire harness routing structure for a panel according to claim 1 ,wherein the harness accommodating groove has a depth to prevent the harness main body from protruding from an opening of the harness accommodating groove to outside.4. The wire harness routing structure for a panel according to claim 1 ,wherein at least one temporary holding portion that temporarily holds the harness main body is formed inside the harness accommodating groove.5. The wire harness routing structure for a panel according to claim 1 ,wherein a gate portion is formed at a ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness including: a plurality of wires each including a core wire and an insulative covering that covers an outer periphery of the core wire; a plurality of protective tubes into which the plurality of wires are respectively inserted, and which are each formed independently; and a fixing member that gathers together and fixes the plurality of protective tubes. 1. A wire harness comprising:a plurality of wires each including a core wire and an insulative covering that covers an outer periphery of the core wire;a plurality of protective tubes into which the plurality of wires are respectively inserted, and which are each formed independently; anda fixing member that gathers together and fixes the plurality of protective tubes.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinan internal space of each of the protective tubes is formed into a shape conforming to an outline of the wire.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , comprisinga plate that is in contact with an outer peripheral surface of each of the protective tubes and is provided interposed between the protective tubes that are adjacent to each other.4. The wire harness according to claim 3 , whereinthe outer peripheral surface of each of the protective tubes is in surface contact with the plate.5. The wire harness according to claim 3 , whereina cross-sectional shape of an outer periphery of each of the wires is formed into a non-circular shape,a cross-sectional shape of an outer periphery of each of the protective tubes is formed into a non-circular shape, andthe cross-sectional shapes of the outer peripheries of the plurality of protective tubes and the plate are formed such that when the plurality of protective tubes and the plate are all gathered together, the cross-sectional shape of the outer periphery thereof is a circular shape overall.6. The wire harness according to claim 3 , whereinthe protective tubes each include a flat portion and a curved portion,the plate includes flat portions with ...

Cable harness

A cable harness that has water-sealing properties includes a sheath that accommodates an ABS sensor cable and a parking brake cable. The ABS sensor cable and the parking brake cable branch apart at an end portion of the sheath. An integrally molded member includes, in an integrated manner, a water-sealing portion that seals the end portion of the sheath from water, and a bracket attachment portion that is attached to the bracket.

Cable harness

A cable harness that has water-sealing properties includes a sheath that accommodates an ABS sensor cable and a parking brake cable. The ABS sensor cable and the parking brake cable branch apart at an end portion of the sheath. An integrally molded member includes, in an integrated manner, a water-sealing portion that seals the end portion of the sheath from water, and a bracket attachment portion that is attached to the bracket.

PROTECTIVE MEMBER, VEHICULAR HIGH-VOLTAGE WIRE, AND WIRE HARNESS

A tubular protective member that includes a plurality of strands that are weaved together and that cover a core wire made of a conductor, the plurality of strands including: a first strand formed of a reinforced fiber that is insulating; and a second strand configured to be visually distinguishable from the first strand. 1. A tubular protective member comprising:a plurality of strands that are weaved together and that cover a core wire made of a conductor, a first strand formed of a reinforced fiber that is insulating; and', 'a second strand configured to be visually distinguishable from the first strand., 'the plurality of strands including2. The protective member according to claim 1 , whereinthe second strand is formed of a same reinforced fiber as the first strand, and is colored in a different color from the first strand.3. The protective member according to claim 1 , whereinthe second strand is formed of metal.4. The protective member according to claim 1 , whereinthe protective member is formed by weaving a plurality of first strand bundles including the first strand and one second strand bundle including the second strand.5. The protective member according to claim 4 , whereinthe second strand is one of a plurality of identical strands forming the second strand bundle.6. A vehicular high-voltage wire to be electrically connected to an in-vehicle high-voltage battery claim 4 , the vehicular high-voltage wire comprising:the core wire, which is formed of the conductor and is to be electrically connected to the high-voltage battery,an insulating covering, which covers an outer circumference of the core wire, and{'claim-ref': {'@idref': 'CLM-00001', 'claim 1'}, 'the protective member according to , which covers an outer circumference of the insulating covering,'}wherein the core wire, the insulating covering and the protective member are arranged coaxially.7. A wire harness comprising the vehicular high-voltage wire according to . This application is the U.S. ...

COMPOSITE CABLE

A composite cable includes a wire bundle and an outer layer sheath that covers the wire bundle. The wire bundle includes single-core first and second electric wires, a double-core twisted pair electric wire, and first, second, and third wire-shaped fillers. In a cross-sectional view, the wire bundle includes a wire unit in which the first and second wires and the twisted pair wire are arranged in contact with one another. In an imaginary circumscribed circle circumscribing the wire unit, the first wire-shaped filler is disposed in a first space between the first wire, the second wire, and the imaginary circumscribed circle, the second wire-shaped filler is disposed in a second space between the second wire, the twisted pair wire, and the imaginary circumscribed circle, and the third wire-shaped filler is disposed in a third space between the twisted pair wire, the first wire, and the imaginary circumscribed circle. 1. A composite cable , comprising:a wire bundle; andan outer layer sheath that covers the wire bundle, whereinthe wire bundle includes a single-core first electric wire, a single-core second electric wire, a double-core twisted pair electric wire, a first wire-shaped filler formed to be wire-shaped, a second wire-shaped filler formed to be wire-shaped, and a third wire-shaped filler formed to be wire-shaped,in a cross-sectional view, the wire bundle includes a wire unit in which the first electric wire, the second electric wire, the twisted pair electric wire are arranged in contact with one another,in an imaginary circumscribed circle circumscribing the wire unit,the first wire-shaped filler is disposed in a first space between the first electric wire, the second electric wire, and the imaginary circumscribed circle,the second wire-shaped filler is disposed in a second space between the second electric wire, the twisted pair electric wire, and the imaginary circumscribed circle, andthe third wire-shaped filler is disposed in a third space between the ...

WIRE HARNESS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness has a wire bundle and a covering member formed of a hot-pressed nonwoven member and covering the wire bundle. The covering member has a plurality of first portions extending in an extending direction of the wire bundle and at least one second portion extending in the extending direction of the wire bundle and being softer than the plurality of first portions. The first portions and the second portion of the covering member are provided alternately in a circumferential direction of the wire bundle. The covering member is bent at the at least one second portion in the circumferential direction of the wire bundle. 1. A wire harness comprising:a wire bundle; anda covering member formed of a hot-pressed nonwoven member and covering the wire bundle,the covering member comprising:a plurality of first portions extending in an extending direction of the wire bundle; andat least one second portion extending in the extending direction of the wire bundle and being softer than the plurality of first portions, whereinthe first portions and the second portion of the covering member are provided alternately in a circumferential direction of the wire bundle,the covering member is bent at the at least one second portion in the circumferential direction of the wire bundle, anda certain first portion included in the plurality of first portions has an inner surface harder than an outer surface.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein a plurality of the second portions are provided.3. (canceled)4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein claim 1 , in the plurality of first portions claim 1 , another first portion than the certain first portion has both an inner surface and an outer surface harder than the outer surface of the certain first portion.5. A method of producing a wire harness claim 1 , comprising:hot-pressing a nonwoven member to produce a covering member; andcovering a wire bundle with the covering member, whereinthe covering member comprises:a ...

ELECTRIC WIRE WITH CONNECTOR, AND WIRE HARNESS

An electric wire with a connector in which high adhesiveness can be ensured at both the interface between an insulator and a sealing layer and the interface between a connector housing and the sealing layer, and a wire harness using this electric wire with a connector are provided. The electric wire with a connector includes an insulated electric wire including a conductor and an insulator containing silicone with which the outer circumference of the conductor is coated, a connector terminal connected to a portion of the conductor exposed by stripping a portion of the insulator, a connector housing made of a resin in which an end of the insulated electric wire and a portion of the connector terminal are embedded, and a sealing layer provided between the surface of the insulator and the connector housing covering the outer circumference of the surface of the insulator at the end of the insulated electric wire. The sealing layer is constituted by a sticky adhesive. 1. An electric wire with a connector , comprising:an insulated electric wire including a conductor and an insulator containing silicone with which an outer circumference of the conductor is coated;a connector terminal connected to a portion of the conductor exposed by stripping a portion of the insulator;a connector housing made of a resin in which an end of the insulated electric wire and a portion of the connector terminal are embedded; anda sealing layer provided between a surface of the insulator and the connector housing covering an outer circumference of the surface of the insulator at the end of the insulated electric wire,wherein the sealing layer is constituted by a sticky adhesive.2. The electric wire with a connector according to claim 1 , wherein the sealing layer is adhered to both the insulator and the connector housing.3. The electric wire with a connector according to claim 1 , wherein one of a silicone-based sticky adhesive and a synthetic rubber-based sticky adhesive is used as the sticky ...

SHIELDED HARNESS

A shielded harness is simply constructed such that covered wires are fitted into a groove of a molded body, and then an opening of the groove is covered with a metal casing. This simple structure allows noise to be released to the metal casing, which functions as a ground, via a metal plate constituting the molded body when the noise is generated at a control system unit or comes from an external device. The metal casing of the shielded harness can be used as a housing of a device, such as a power converter, and therefore, a fixing tool is not required for wiring, and the wiring is made easy. Moreover, compared with a conventional shielded wire, this shielded harness has a small number of parts and is produced by an easy method, thereby allowing reduction in production cost. 1. A shielded harness comprising:a covered wire having a connector at each end of the covered wire;a molded body containing a conductive material and having a groove for receiving the covered wire;a metal casing arranged to close an opening of the groove of the molded body and electrically connected to the molded body; anda fixing part that fixes the molded body to the metal casing.2. The shielded harness according to claim 1 , wherein the molded body includes a conductive metal plate and an insulative resin that covers the metal plate claim 1 , and a part of the metal plate is exposed from the insulative resin and is fixed to the metal casing with the fixing part.3. The shielded harness according to claim 1 , wherein the molded body is made of a conductive resin.4. The shielded harness according to claim 1 , wherein the groove of the molded body has a U shape sectional shape and surrounds the covered wire from three directions.5. The shielded harness according to claim 1 , further comprising a tape that closes apart of the opening of the molded body to secure the covered wire in the inside of the groove.6. The shielded harness according to claim 1 , further comprising a resin fixing tool that ...

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BOX AND WIRE HARNESS

An electrical connection box applied to a wire harness includes a casing that includes an accommodating space that is formed therein and that accommodates an electronic component, and a guiding space that is partitioned horizontally lateral to the accommodating space therein via a partition wall, and that extends in a vertical direction and guides water entered therein to a vertically downside. The casing includes a water-preventing rib that is provided in the guiding space, and that guides water guided to the vertically downside in the guiding space, in a direction of avoiding from an avoidance target portion that is positioned vertically below the guiding space. 1. An electrical connection box , comprising:a casing that includes an accommodating space that is formed therein and that accommodates an electronic component, and a guiding space that is partitioned horizontally lateral to the accommodating space therein via a partition wall, that extends in a vertical direction and guides water entered in the casing to a vertically downside, whereinthe casing includes a water-preventing rib that is provided in the guiding space, and that guides water guided to the vertically downside in the guiding space, in a direction of avoiding from an avoidance target portion that is positioned vertically below the guiding space.2. The electrical connection box according to claim 1 , whereinthe casing includes an insertion opening through which an electric wire connected to the electronic component is inserted,the avoidance target portion includes the electric wire that is inserted through the insertion opening and that crosses vertically below the guiding space, andthe water-preventing rib includes an inclined surface that is positioned vertically above the avoidance target portion and that extends to a position deviated from vertically above the avoidance target portion.3. The electrical connection box according to claim 1 , whereinthe casing has a bottom portion positioned ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness including: a tube that is made of metal; a plurality of electrical wires that are inserted into the tube; and a plurality of shields that are formed by braided wires in which conductive strands are woven into a tubular shape, and include tubular portions that respectively cover portions of the electrical wires located outside the tube, wherein portions at one end of the plurality of shields are put together and are fixed to the tube. 1. A wire harness comprising:a tube that is made of metal;a plurality of electrical wires that are inserted into the tube; anda plurality of shields that are formed by braided wires in which conductive strands are woven into a tubular shape, and include tubular portions that respectively cover portions of the electrical wires located outside the tube,wherein portions at one end of the plurality of shields are put together and are fixed to the tube.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the portions at one end of the plurality of shields are fixed to the tube using a conductive terminal.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 ,wherein the portions at one end of the plurality of shields are press-fitted into the terminal.4. The wire harness according to claim 3 ,wherein a first assembly in which first portions of the plurality of shields are put together, and a second assembly in which second portions of the plurality of shields are put together, are press-fitted into the terminal such that the first assembly and the second assembly are put together.5. The wire harness according to claim 2 ,wherein the terminal is fixed to the tube using a fastener.6. The wire harness according to claim 5 ,wherein the tube is provided with a seat to which the fastener is fastened. The present disclosure relates to a wire harness.There is a conventional wire harness that includes: a tubular member that is made of a metal; a plurality of electrical wires inserted into the tubular member; and shield members that are made of a metal ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness, including: a plurality of wire groups that each include a plurality of wires; a plurality of tubular first flexible shields that each encase a different one wire group of the plurality of wire groups; a tube that is made of a metal and into which drawn-out portions of the wires, which are drawn out from the first flexible shields, are inserted; and a tubular second flexible shield that bunches together and encases the drawn-out portions of the wires at positions thereof that are outside of the tube, and is electrically connected to the first flexible shields and the tube. 1. A wire harness , comprising:a plurality of wire groups that each include a plurality of wires;a plurality of tubular first flexible shields that each encase a different one wire group of the plurality of wire groups;a tube that is made of a metal and into which drawn-out portions of the wires, which are drawn out from the first flexible shields, are inserted; anda tubular second flexible shield that bunches together and encases the drawn-out portions of the wires at positions thereof that are outside of the tube, and is electrically connected to the first flexible shields and the tube.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereina first end of the second flexible shield in an axial direction of the second flexible shield is coupled to the tube in a mode of encasing an entire circumference of the tube, anda second end, which is on a side of the second flexible shield that is opposite to the first end, is coupled to the first flexible shields, in a mode of bunching together and encasing the first flexible shields.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , comprising an adhesive tape that has flexibility and is wound around an area straddling the second end of the second flexible shield and the first flexible shields.4. The wire harness according to claim 2 , comprising a fastener that fastens the second end of the second flexible shield claim 2 , which bunches together and ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness, including: a plurality of wire groups, each including a plurality of wires; a tube made of metal into which the wire groups are inserted; and a plurality of flexible shields with a tube shape that each enclose one of the wire groups, wherein connectors provided at ends of the flexible shields are each connected to a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the tube in a circumferential direction of the tube. 1. A wire harness , comprising:a plurality of wire groups, each including a plurality of wires;a tube made of metal into which the wire groups are inserted; anda plurality of flexible shields with a tube shape that each enclose one of the wire groups,wherein connectors provided at ends of the flexible shields are each connected to a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the tube in a circumferential direction of the tube.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , further comprisinga coupler that couples the connectors to the outer circumferential surface of the tube.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 ,wherein the coupler is a crimp ring attached to the outer circumferential surface of the tube sandwiching the connectors between the crimp ring and the outer circumferential surface of the tube.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the connectors form an annular cover that encloses the outer circumferential surface of the tube entirely in the circumferential direction.5. The wire harness according to claim 4 ,wherein ends of the connectors adjacent in the circumferential direction of the tube overlap one another. The present disclosure relates to a wire harness for use in a vehicle or the like.A known wire harness for a vehicle includes a shield structure in which a tube-shaped flexible shielding member encloses a plurality of wires collectively and an end portion of the flexible shielding member is connected to a metal tube-shaped member (shield shell or the like) (for example, see JP 2004-171952A).Such a wire ...

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BOX AND WIRE HARNESS

An electrical connection box applied to a wire harness includes a substrate assembly and a housing the substrate assembly. The housing includes a first flexible rib that is extended along an extending direction Z, elastically deformable along a first support direction X, and supports the substrate assembly with respect to one side in the first support direction X, second flexible ribs that are extended along the extending direction Z, elastically deformable along the first support direction X, and supports the substrate assembly with respect to the other side in the first support direction X, and boss portions that are extended along the extending direction Z and position the substrate assembly with respect to the both sides in the first support direction X. 1. An electrical connection box , comprising:a substrate assembly that has a substrate on which an electronic component is provided and a conductive member extended from the substrate, the substrate and the conductive member being assembled to each other; and a housing space portion that is internally formed to house the substrate assembly,', 'an insertion hole that communicates internally and externally with the housing space portion to insert the conductive member along an insertion direction,', 'a first flexible rib that is extended along an extending direction, elastically deformable along a first support direction crossing the extending direction and the insertion direction, and supports the substrate assembly with respect to one side in the first support direction,', 'a second flexible rib that is extended along the extending direction, elastically deformable along the first support direction, and supports the substrate assembly with respect to the other side in the first support direction, and', 'a boss portion that is extended along the extending direction and positions the substrate assembly with respect to the both sides in the first support direction., 'a housing including'}2. The electrical ...

Apparatus for Limiting Movement of Wiring Harness

An apparatus for limiting a movement of a wiring harness includes a binding unit configured to bind the wiring harness electrically connected to a moving component configured to be movable relative to a vehicle body, the binding unit configured to be movable according to a movement of the moving component, and a guide track configured to guide a movement of the binding unit, wherein the guide track defines a movement path of the binding unit. 1. An apparatus for limiting movement of a wiring harness , the apparatus comprising:a binding unit configured to bind a wiring harness that is electrically connected to a moving component that is configured to be movable relative to a vehicle body, the binding unit configured to be movable according to a movement of the moving component; anda guide track configured to guide a movement of the binding unit, wherein the guide track defines a movement path of the binding unit.2. The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the binding unit includes a binder configured to encircle and bind an exterior surface of the wiring harness claim 1 , and a slider connected to the binder claim 1 , wherein the slider is configured to slide along the guide track.3. The apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the slider has a guide cavity in which the guide track is received claim 2 , and wherein a cross section of the guide cavity corresponds to a cross section of the guide track.4. The apparatus according to claim 3 , wherein:the guide track has a plurality of holding recesses;the plurality of holding recesses are spaced apart from each other on the guide track; andthe slider has a holding protrusion configured to be selectively received in any one of the plurality of holding recesses.5. The apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein the holding protrusion is a hemispherical protrusion and each holding recess is a hemispherical recess.6. The apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein the guide track includes a pair of stoppers configured to limit ...

Composite Cable

Both deformation of a cross-sectional shape of the entire composite cable and deformation of a cross-sectional shape of an electric wire included in the composite cable are suppressed. The composite cable includes: a plurality of first electric wires; a shield electric wire in which a shield layer 33 is formed around a twist pair wire 32 obtained by intertwining a plurality of second electric wires; a sheath formed around an electric wire assembly obtained by intertwining the first electric wires and the shield electric wire; a first line filler filled between the twist pair wire and the shield layer; and a second line filler filled between the electric wire assembly and the sheath. The first electric wires and the shield electric wire are intertwined in a first direction, and the second electric wires are also intertwined in the first direction.

Composite Cable

Both deformation of a cross-sectional shape of the entire composite cable and deformation of a cross-sectional shape of an electric wire included in the composite cable are suppressed. The composite cable includes: a plurality of first electric wires; a shield electric wire in which a shield layer is formed around a twist pair wire obtained by intertwining a plurality of second electric wires; a sheath formed around an electric wire assembly obtained by intertwining the first electric wires and the shield electric wire; a first line filler filled between the twist pair wire and the shield layer; and a second line filler filled between the electric wire assembly and the sheath. While the first electric wires and the shield electric wire are intertwined in a first direction, the second electric wires are intertwined in a second direction that is opposite to the first direction. 1. A composite cable comprising:a plurality of first electric wires;a shield electric wire in which a shield layer is formed around a stranded electric wire obtained by intertwining a plurality of second electric wires;a sheath formed around an assembly obtained by intertwining the plurality of first electric wires and the shield electric wire;a first line filler filled between the stranded electric wire and the shield layer; anda second line filler filled between the assembly and the sheath,wherein the plurality of first electric wires and the shield electric wire are intertwined in a first direction while the plurality of second electric wires included in the shield electric wire are intertwined in a second direction that is opposite to the first direction.2. The composite cable according to claim 1 ,wherein the second line filler is intertwined in the first direction together with the first electric wires and the shield electric wire, andthe first line filler is intertwined in the second direction together with the second electric wires.3. The composite cable according to claim 1 ,wherein a ...

HOLDING STRUCTURE WITH INSULATION CAP AND INSULATION CAP

A holding structure with an insulation cap includes a corrugated tube which sheathes a trunk included in a wire harness and which has an outer circumference provided with a recess and a protrusion alternately arranged in a longitudinal direction. The insulation cap is attached to an end of a branch included in the wire harness and is provided with a protrusion which fits in the recess of the corrugated tube. The protrusion of the insulation cap is engaged with the recess of the corrugated tube, and a tape is wound around the insulation cap and the corrugated tube. 1. A holding structure with an insulation cap , the holding structure comprising:an exterior member which sheathes a first cable included in a wire harness and which has an outer circumference provided with a recess and a protrusion alternately arranged in a longitudinal direction; andan insulation cap attached to an end of a second cable included in the wire harness and provided with an engagement unit that fits at least in one of the recess and the protrusion,wherein the engagement unit of the insulation cap is engaged with at least any one of the recess and the protrusion of the exterior member, and the insulation cap and the exterior member are bound with a tape.2. The holding structure with an insulation cap according to claim 1 ,wherein the engagement unit of the insulation cap is arranged at a plurality of places in a direction in which the second cable is inserted into the insulation cap.3. The holding structure with an insulation cap according to claim 1 ,wherein the engagement unit of the insulation cap is arranged all around the insulation cap.4. The holding structure with an insulation cap according to claim 1 ,wherein the engagement unit of the insulation cap is a protrusion that fits in the recess of the exterior member.5. An insulation cap attached to an end of a cable claim 1 , the insulation cap comprising:an engagement unit which is arranged on an outer circumference of the insulation cap ...

NOISE FILTER AND WIRE HARNESS

A noise filter includes a filter circuit including a noise reduction element that reduces a noise component, a conductive first circuit connection member to which a first connection portion of the noise reduction element is electrically connected, and a conductive second circuit connection member to which a second connection portion of the noise reduction element is electrically connected, and an electric connection structure that electrically connects an intermediate connection portion of a core wire of an electric wire to one of the first circuit connection member and the second circuit connection member. The electric connection structure includes a circuit side connection body provided in one of the first circuit connection member and the second circuit connection member and indirectly or directly electrically connected to the intermediate connection portion by an elastic force indirectly or directly exerted on the intermediate connection portion. 1. A noise filter comprising:a filter circuit including a noise reduction element that reduces a noise component, a conductive first circuit connection member to which a first connection portion of the noise reduction element is electrically connected, and a conductive second circuit connection member to which a second connection portion of the noise reduction element is electrically connected; andan electric connection structure that electrically connects an intermediate connection portion of a core wire of an electric wire to one of the first circuit connection member and the second circuit connection member, whereinthe electric connection structure includes a circuit side connection body provided in one of the first circuit connection member and the second circuit connection member and indirectly or directly electrically connected to the intermediate connection portion of the core wire of the electric wire by an elastic force indirectly or directly exerted on the intermediate connection portion of the core wire of ...

EXTERIOR MEMBER AND WIRE HARNESS

An exterior member which is tubular and which accommodates and protects one or multiple conductive paths, the exterior member is provided with a non-slit shape and multiple projections which project on a tube inner surface of the exterior member. The multiple projections respectively have substantially arc-like shapes extending in a tube inner peripheral direction, and the multiple projections are arranged zigzag alternately along a tube axial direction. 1. An exterior member which is tubular and which accommodates and protects one or multiple conductive paths , the exterior member comprising:a non-slit shape; andmultiple projections which project on a tube inner surface of the exterior member,wherein the multiple projections respectively have substantially arc-like shapes extending in a tube inner peripheral direction, and the multiple projections are arranged zigzag alternately along a tube axial direction.2. The exterior member according to claim 1 ,wherein each of the multiple projections includes a round portion extending in a substantially arc-like shape in the tube inner peripheral direction, and two oblique portions which respectively continue from the round portion to the tube inner surface and are substantially oblique-shaped, andwherein each of the multiple projections includes a section along the tube axial direction which is a substantially U-shaped or V-shaped smooth surface.3. The exterior member according to claim 2 ,wherein each of the multiple projections includes a shape extending in a length exceeding a half periphery of the tube inner surface.4. The exterior member according to claim 3 , wherein the length of each of the multiple projections is not equal to or not longer than a whole periphery of the tube inner surface.5. The exterior member according to claim 2 ,wherein each of the multiple projections includes a shape extending in a length equal to or shorter than a half periphery of the tube inner surface.6. The exterior member according to ...

HOLDING PART AND METHOD FOR FASTENING ELECTRICAL WIRES AND A WIRING ARRANGEMENT IN A VEHICLE

Embodiments disclose a holding part for fastening electrical wires to a vehicle with at least one first shell element and at least one second shell element, which is formed separately from the first shell element. At least one fastener is attached to or is integral to one of the shell elements and is configured to couple with an opposing element. In addition, there is at least one bridging element connected to one of the shell elements The first shell element and the second shell element form a receiving space between them for the wires when joined together, which is divided by the bridging element that extends through it to form at least two bundles of wires. Additional embodiments disclose a wiring arrangement with such a holding part, and a method for fastening electrical wires to a vehicle. 114-. (canceled)15. A holding part for fastening electrical wires to a vehicle , comprising:at least one first shell element;at least one second shell element, which is formed separately from the first shell element;at least one fastener configured to couple with an opposing element, the fastener being attached to or part of one of the first shell element and the second shell element; andat least one bridging element, which is attached to or part of one of the first shell element and the second shell element,wherein the first shell element and the second shell element form a receiving space therebetween configured to accommodate the electrical wires when joined together, the receiving space being divided by the bridging element that extends therethrough and forming at least two bundles of wires.16. A holding part according to claim 15 , wherein the first shell element and the second shell element are configured to be joined and held together by the bridging element.17. A holding part according to claim 15 , wherein the bridging element which is attached to or part of the one of the first shell element and the second shell element is configured to be inserted into the other of ...

SLIDE DOOR HARNESS

A slide door harness includes a wiring material, a vehicle body-side fixing portion provided in a vehicle body to rotatably hold an end of the wiring material below a lower end of an inner surface member of a slide door, and a door-side fixing portion provided on the slide door to rotatably hold another end of the wiring material, and the door-side fixing portion includes a holding portion configured to hold the another end of the wiring material toward the lower end side of the inner surface member, a first rotating shaft configured to allow the holding portion to rotate around a first rotation axis, and a second rotating shaft configured to allow the holding portion and the first rotating shaft to integrally rotate around a second rotation axis intersecting the first rotation axis. 1. A slide door harness comprising:a wiring material wired across a slide door slidably provided between a fully closed position and a fully open position with respect to a vehicle body and the vehicle body;a vehicle body-side fixing portion provided in the vehicle body to hold one end of the wiring material below a lower end of an inner surface member of the slide door on a side of the vehicle body in a vertical direction such that the end is allowed to rotate with slide movement of the slide door; anda door-side fixing portion provided on the slide door by being positioned on an opposite side from a side of the vehicle body-side fixing portion with the inner surface member interposed therebetween to hold another end of the wiring material such that the another end is allowed to rotate with slide movement of the slide door, wherein a holding portion configured to hold the another end of the wiring material toward a side of the lower end of the inner surface member in the vertical direction,', 'a first rotating shaft configured to allow the holding portion to rotate around a first rotation axis, and', 'a second rotating shaft configured to allow the holding portion and the first ...

PROTECTOR AND WIRE HARNESS

A protector includes a protector main body, a lid member, a locking mechanism, and a pair of guide mechanisms. The locking mechanism has a locking hole formed in the lid member and opens on opposite sides in a height direction and a locking lug portion positioned at an end portion of an opposed wall portion on a side of an opening and that is locked to the locking hole. The locking mechanism locks the protector main body and the lid member to each other in a correct position. The guide mechanisms have guide chips positioned at opposite end portions in a width direction of the lid member and extending along the height direction and guide holes positioned at the end portions of the opposed wall portions on the side of the opening and into which the guide chips are respectively inserted along the height direction. 1. A protector comprising:a protector main body including a base, paired opposed wall portions protruding from the base and opposed to each other along an opposed direction, a routing space that is formed by the base and the paired opposed wall portions and through which a wire is routed, and an opening that is formed by end portions of the paired opposed wall portions on an opposite side from the base and that opens on one side in a protruding direction of the opposed wall portions with respect to the base;a lid member that closes the opening;a locking mechanism including a locking hole that is formed in the lid member and opens on opposite sides in the protruding direction and a locking lug portion that is positioned at the end portion of the opposed wall portion on a side of the opening and that is locked to the locking hole, the locking mechanism locking the protector main body and the lid member to each other in a correct position where the lid member closes the opening; andpaired guide mechanisms including paired guide chips respectively positioned at opposite end portions in the opposed direction of the lid member and extending along the protruding ...

SHIELDED WIRE HARNESS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME

A shielded wire harness includes: a wire harness; a conductive sheet to be wrapped around the wire harness in a parallel state to the wire harness, the conductive sheet having a long belt shape along a longitudinal direction of the wire harness; and a long protection tape to be spirally wound around an outer circumference of the conductive sheet wrapped around the wire harness. 1. A shielded wire harness comprising:a wire harness;a conductive sheet to be wrapped around the wire harness in a parallel state to the wire harness, the conductive sheet having a long belt shape along a longitudinal direction of the wire harness; anda long protection tape to be spirally wound around an outer circumference of the conductive sheet wrapped around the wire harness, whereinan adhesive surface is formed on a back surface side of the protection tape,the protection tape is spirally wound around the outer circumference of the conductive sheet after wrapping the conductive sheet around the wire harness thereby fixing the conductive sheet to the wire harness.2. A method for manufacturing a shielded wire harness , comprising:wrapping a conductive sheet around a wire harness in a parallel state to the wire harness, the conductive sheet having a long belt shape along a longitudinal direction of the wire harness, and cutting the conductive sheet in matching with a desired electric wire length;allowing an adhesive surface formed on a back surface side of the protection tape to fix the conductive sheet to the wire harness by spirally winding a long protection tape around an outer circumference of the conductive sheet wrapped around the wire harness; andcutting the protection tape in matching with the desired electric wire length.3. The method for manufacturing a shielded wire harness according to claim 2 , whereinthe protection tape is set at a predetermined width, andin spirally winding the protection tape around the outer circumference of the conductive sheet, the protection tape is wound ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes one or a plurality of high voltage conduction paths, each having a high voltage conduction path main body, and a terminal which is provided at an end of the high voltage conduction path main body. The high voltage conduction path main body is formed into a cylindrical shape by spirally winding a metal wire rod and an insulating wire rod, and side end surfaces, which face each other, of the metal wire rod and the insulating wire rod positioned to be adjacent to each other alternately, contact each other. 1. A wire harness comprising:one or a plurality of high voltage conduction paths, each having a high voltage conduction path main body; anda terminal which is provided at an end of the high voltage conduction path main body,wherein the high voltage conduction path main body is formed into a cylindrical shape by spirally winding a metal wire rod and an insulating wire rod, and side end surfaces, which face each other, of the metal wire rod and the insulating wire rod positioned to be adjacent to each other alternately, contact each other.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the high voltage conduction path includes a linear ferrite member; andwherein the ferrite member is inserted into a hollow part of the high voltage conduction path main body.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , wherein the high voltage conduction path main body and the ferrite member have flexibility.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the high voltage conduction path includes an insulator coated on an outer surface of the high voltage conduction path main body claim 1 , and an exterior member which is provided outside the insulator.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the terminal includes:an inner terminal, which is located at an inner side of the high voltage conduction path main body and contacts an inner surface of the metal wire rod;an outer terminal, which is located at an outer side of the high voltage conduction path ...

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR COMMUNICATING BETWEEN CAB INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CHASSIS OF TRUCK

A method and apparatus for communicating between the cab interior and exterior chassis of a truck comprises a custom-designed multi-conductor cable having a plurality of circuits. Each multi-conductor cable is terminated at each end with non-proprietary connectors and fabricated into a harness of a length that is truck brand and model specific determined by the truck manufacturer and carry various communication functions between the cab interior and the distal exterior truck cab. 1. An apparatus for communicating between a truck cab interior and an exterior chassis of a truck , said apparatus comprising:at least one multi-conductor cable having a plurality of circuits, wherein said multi-conductor cable is of a length extending truck cab interior and exterior chassis of a truck to carry communication functions between the cab interior and distal exterior truck cab.2. The apparatus of wherein said multi-conductor cable comprises a first multi-conductor cable for connecting proximal and distal end of chassis and a second multi-conductor cable for connecting exterior proximal end of chassis and truck cab interior.3. The apparatus of wherein said first multi-conductor cable comprises first cable bundle having first socket connector at a proximal end of chassis and a first pin connector at distal end of chassis claim 2 , wherein said first pin connector is electrically connected to a wiring system at the distal end of the chassis.4. The apparatus of wherein said second multi-conductor cable comprises second cable bundle having second pin connector at a proximal end of chassis connected to first socket connector and a second socket connector at truck cab interior claim 2 , wherein said second socket connector is electrically connected to a wiring system in the cab.5. The apparatus of wherein said second multi-conductor cable is fabricated into a harness of a length that is truck brand and model specific determined by the truck manufacturer.6. The apparatus of wherein said ...

WIRE HARNESS SHEET, WIRE HARNESS, AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING WIRE HARNESS

Provided is a wire harness sheet by which it is possible to manually fix an electric wire bundle at an exact position without bending the electric wire bundle. A wire harness sheet includes a sheet base material that has a rectangular shape formed by a pair of first side portion and a second side portion in parallel with each other and by a third side portion and a fourth side portion orthogonal to the first side portion and the second side portion ; an adhesive layer that is provided on one surface of the sheet base material ; and a slit which is cut into the sheet base material in such a manner that the slit is formed along and in parallel with each the third side portion and the fourth side portion between each the first side portion and the second side portion , and a placement region of an electric wire bundle

HEAT-RECOVERABLE ARTICLE, WIRE SPLICE, AND WIRE HARNESS

An object of the present invention is to provide a heat-recoverable article that thermally shrinks in a suitable temperature range and that does not easily split, and a wire splice and a wire harness that use the heat-recoverable article. The heat-recoverable article according to the present invention is a cylindrical, heat-recoverable article including a base layer. The base layer contains two or more polyolefin-based resins and a flame retardant, the base layer has a single melting-point peak temperature, the melting-point peak temperature is 112° C. or more and 128° C. or less, and a heat of fusion of the base layer is 60 J/g or more and 85 J/g or less. A heat of fusion of a total resin component of the base layer is preferably 80 J/g or more and 135 J/g or less.

CLAMP AND WIRE HARNESS HAVING CLAMP

A clamp includes a base plate that is locked to an adhesive sheet which covers and holds an electric wire, a shaft that projects from the base plate and is inserted through an attaching hole which is bored through the adhesive sheet, an engaging portion that is formed at the distal end of the shaft, is inserted through the attaching hole and is engaged with an engaging hole of an attached body, and fixing pieces that project from the base plate to have an interval between projecting ends of the fixing pieces which is larger than the maximum opening width of the attaching hole, and hold and fix the fringe of the attaching hole with the base plate.

ELECTRICAL POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM AND METHOD

A power carrier transmits an electrical current to and from a load. The carrier has a set of wires carrying electricity in parallel to the load and another set of wires carrying the electricity back in parallel from the load. The wires are organized with equal numbers of wires from each set grouped around a junction alternatingly, so that as a result the magnetic fields created by the electricity flowing through the two sets of wires cancel each other out in the junction. The carrier may have several junctions in a rectangular matrix pattern or a hexagonal dose-packed pattern, or other patterns, e.g., octagonal, which may be combined with junctions with different numbers of wires.

TERMINAL-EQUIPPED COATED WIRE

A terminal-equipped coated wire having an exposed conductor portion at an end portion of a coated wire in which a conductor is coated with a coating material, a terminal fitting—connected to the conductor at the exposed conductor portion, and an anticorrosive agent with which a contact portion between the conductor and the terminal fitting is sealed, wherein an anticorrosive agent which is composed of a cured product of a curable resin and in which the cured product has a crosslink density within a range of 0.6×10to 4×10(mol/cm) is used as the anticorrosive agent. 1. A terminal-equipped coated wire comprising:an exposed conductor portion at an end portion of a coated wire in which a conductor is coated with a coating material, the coating material being peeled off and the conductor being exposed at the exposed conductor portion;a terminal fitting connected to the conductor at the exposed conductor portion; andan anticorrosive agent with which a contact portion between the conductor and the terminal fitting is sealed,{'sup': −5', '−4', '3, 'wherein the anticorrosive agent is composed of a cured product of a curable resin, the cured product having a crosslink density within a range of 0.6×10to 4×10(mol/cm), and'}the crosslink density is obtained by measuring an equilibrium modulus of elasticity from a dynamic viscoelasticity of the cured product and calculating an equation (1) below, and {'br': None, 'i': 'E', 'ρ=/(3RT)\u2003\u2003(1)'}, 'the cured product has a tensile shear adhesive strength to a metal of 0.5 MPa or more after an oil resistance test{'sup': '3', 'in the equation (1), p represents the crosslink density (mol/cm), E represents an equilibrium modulus of elasticity (MPa), R represents a gas constant (8.31 J/mol·k), and T represents an absolute temperature (K).'}2. (canceled)3. The terminal-equipped coated wire according to claim 1 , wherein the curable resin is an ultraviolet curable acrylic resin.4. The terminal-equipped coated wire according to claim 1 ...

GROMMET AND GROMMET-EQUIPPED WIRE HARNESS

There is provided a grommet with water-blocking performance improved by suppression of deformation of a rear end caused by deformation of a fastening fixing portion. The grommet includes: a rear band mounting portion which fastens and fixes a portion displaced from the rear end and overlapping a corrugated tube fitted in the grommet by using a band-shaped binding band and a plurality of rear end-side annular protruding portion first fixed-side annular protruding portion and second fixed-side annular protruding portion protruding from an inner peripheral face and extending in a circumferential direction and disposed along a front-rear direction X so as to be fitted with the corrugated tube by use of protruding and recessed shapes. The rear end-side annular protruding portion is disposed close to the rear end, the first fixed-side annular protruding portion and the second fixed-side annular protruding portion are disposed at a predetermined interval on an inner peripheral face of the rear band mounting portion and a highly deformation absorbable portion having higher deformation absorbing performance than the rear band mounting portion is provided between the rear end-side annular protruding portion and the first fixed-side annular protruding portion 1. A grommet which is in a substantially cylindrical shape and has elasticity and in which an accordion armoring member for surrounding an insulated wire is fitted from an end portion , the grommet comprising:a fastening fixing portion which fastens and fixes a portion displaced from the end portion and overlapping the armoring member fitted in the grommet by using a band-shaped fastening member; anda plurality of protruding portions protruding from an inner peripheral face and extending in a circumferential direction and disposed along an axial direction so as to be fitted with the armoring member by use of protruding and recessed shapes,wherein the protruding portions are formed byan end portion-side protruding portion ...

COMPOSITE CABLE AND COMPOSITE HARNESS

A composite cable includes a first twisted-pair wire formed by twisting a pair of first electric wires, a second twisted-pair wire formed by twisting a pair of second electric wires, a pair of third electric wires arranged between the first and second twisted-pair wires in a circumferential direction, each third electric wire having a larger outer diameter than the first and second electric wires, and a tape member spirally wound around an assembled article that is formed by twisting the first twisted-pair wire, the second twisted-pair wire and the pair of third electric wires together. The two twisted-pair wires have the same twist direction, the twist direction of the two twisted-pair wires is different from a twist direction of the assembled article, and the twist direction of the assembled article is different from a winding direction of the tape member. 1. A composite cable , comprising:a first twisted-pair wire formed by twisting a pair of first electric wires contacting each other, each first electric wire comprising a first center conductor and a first insulation covering the first center conductor;a second twisted-pair wire formed by twisting a pair of second electric wires contacting each other, each second electric wire comprising a second center conductor and a second insulation covering the second center conductor;a pair of third electric wires, each third electric wire having a larger outer diameter than the first and second electric wires and comprising a third center conductor with a larger cross-sectional area than the first and second center conductors and a third insulation covering the third center conductor; anda tape member spirally wound around an assembled article that is formed by twisting the first twisted-pair wire, the second twisted-pair wire and the pair of third electric wires together,wherein the first twisted-pair wire is arranged at one side with respect to a line connecting centers of the pair of third electric wires, and the ...

ELECTRIC WIRE, CABLE HARNESS AND FLYING OBJECT

There is provided an electric wire having a conductor total cross-sectional area of 2 mmor less and high reliability. The electric wire includes: a twisted wire conductor () including a plurality of strand conductors ( to ) twisted together with each other and having a total cross-sectional area of the plurality of strand conductors of 2 mmor less; and a covering member () made from a resin material having a flexural modulus of 0.6 GPa or more and covering the twisted wire conductor so that an inner wall thereof is in contact with an outer peripheral surface of the twisted wire conductor, wherein the twisted wire conductor () has, on an outer peripheral surface thereof, recesses having a maximum depth of 5% or less of a maximum diameter of the twisted wire conductor in a cross section perpendicular to a length direction of the twisted wire conductor and containing boundaries of the plurality of strand conductors. 1. An electric wire comprising:a twisted wire conductor comprising a plurality of strand conductors twisted together with each other and having a total cross-sectional area of the plurality of strand conductors of 2 mm2 or less; anda covering member made from a resin material having a flexural modulus of 0.6 GPa or more and covering the twisted wire conductor so that an inner wall of the covering member is in contact with an outer peripheral surface of the twisted wire conductor,wherein the twisted wire conductor has, on an outer peripheral surface thereof, recesses having a depth of 5% or less of a maximum diameter of the twisted wire conductor in a cross section perpendicular to a length direction of the twisted wire conductor and containing boundaries of the plurality of strand conductors.2. The electric wire according to claim 1 , wherein the depth of the recesses is 3% or less of the maximum diameter of the twisted wire conductor.3. The electric wire according to claim 1 , wherein the depth of the recesses is 0.5% or more of the maximum diameter of the ...

Routing structure of two-core parallel shielded electric wire

In the routing structure, the two-core parallel shielded electric wire is rerouted by bent twisting the two-core parallel shielded electric wire in a short axis direction at a route change point along a long axis direction of the two-core parallel shielded electric wire, and the number of bent twisted points in the short axis direction is 1.43 or less per meter.

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness including an electric wire that has a core wire and a core wire coating that coats the core wire, a connector that is attached to an end of the electric wire, and a seal that is interposed between the electric wire and the connector, wherein a tube with a modulus of elasticity higher than that of the core wire coating, and an outer coating that coats the tube from an outer side are provided between the electric wire and the seal. 1. A wire harness comprisingan electric wire that has a core wire and a core wire coating that coats the core wire,a connector that is attached to an end of the electric wire, anda seal that is interposed between the electric wire and the connector,wherein a tube with a modulus of elasticity higher than that of the core wire coating, and an outer coating that coats the tube from an outer side are provided between the electric wire and the seal.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the outer coating is formed by a heat shrinkable tube.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the outer coating partially abuts against the core wire coating claim 1 , and is made of a same material as the core wire coating. The present disclosure relates to a wire harness.Conventionally, as wire harnesses mounted in automobiles and the like, those having electric wires and connectors provided at terminals of the electric wires (see JP 2008-204960A, for example) are known. This sort of connector has a terminal fitting provided at a terminal of a core wire of an electric wire, and a connector housing that holds the terminal fitting. In order to prevent liquid such as water from entering the inside from a gap between the connector and the electric wire, a sealing member is provided between the connector housing and a coating member of the electric wire.Incidentally, a sealing member of this sort of wire harness is formed in the shape of a ring, and a predetermined surface pressure is generated between the coating member of the ...

WIRE EXTERIOR BODY AND EXTERIOR-COVERED WIRE HARNESS

A wire exterior body and an exterior-covered wire harness, capable of preventing damage to thereby suppress deterioration in the protective function for electric wires, are provided. A wire exterior body () formed of a resin sheet, to be mounted on the outer periphery of the wire harness (), includes bending portions () to () at which the resin sheet is bent, and a plurality of wall parts () formed of the resin sheet bent at the bending portions () to (). The wall parts () extend along the extending direction of the electric wires and form an accommodating part () that accommodates the electric wires. Grooves () to () are formed in the bending portions () to () at positions separated by predetermined spaces (S) and (S) from end portions () and (), in the extending direction of the electric wires, of the wall parts (). 18.-. (canceled)9. A wire exterior body to be mounted on an outer periphery of an electric wire , the wire exterior body being formed of a resin sheet , the wire exterior body comprising:a bending portion at which the resin sheet is bent; anda plurality of wall parts formed of the resin sheet bent at the bending portion, the plurality of the wall parts extending along an extending direction of the electric wire and forming an accommodating part that accommodates the electric wire, whereina groove is formed in the bending portion at a position separated by a predetermined space from an end portion, in the extending direction of the electric wire, of the wall parts.10. The wire exterior body according to claim 9 , whereinthe plurality of the walls include a branch portion and/or a bent portion in the extending direction of the electric wire, and at least one wall part of the plurality of the wall parts is divided at the branch portion and/or the bent portion, andthe groove is formed in the bending portion at a position separated by a predetermined space from a division end at which the at least one wall part is divided.11. The wire exterior body ...

ELECTRICAL LINE EXTERIOR STRUCTURE FOR WIRE HARNESS

An electrical line exterior structure for a wire harness is provided that allows water accumulated in a gap formed between adjacent electrical lines or between an exterior member and a group of electrical lines to quickly drain. A tape-like exterior member is wrapped around insulated electrical lines. The exterior member includes a base layer having multiple water suction openings open on the inner circumferential surface that faces the electrical lines, and multiple water suction tube portions that protrude on the outer circumferential surface side of the base layer, and a capillary structure having water suction holes in communication with the water suction openings. When water comes into contact with the electrical lines, negative pressure is generated by capillary action of the water suction holes on the base layer side, and water inside the water suction holes is vaporized on the protruding end side of the water suction tube portions. 1. An electrical line exterior structure for a wire harness in which a sheet-like exterior member is wrapped around an insulated and covered electrical line , a base layer in which a plurality of water suction openings are formed so as to be open on an inner circumferential surface that faces the electrical line; and', 'a plurality of water suction tube portions that are provided so as to protrude on an outer circumferential surface side of the base layer, and have a capillary structure in which water suction holes in communication with any one of the plurality of water suction openings are formed in inner circumferential portions that correspond to the plurality of water suction openings,, 'the exterior member comprisingwherein when water comes into contact with the electrical line on the inner circumferential surface side of the base layer, negative pressure is generated by capillary action of the water suction holes on the base layer side, and water inside the water suction holes is vaporized on a protruding end side of the ...

WIRE HARNESS AND CONNECTOR COMPONENT

Provided is a wire harness that enables a connector component and a cable bundle to be attached to an external member while facilitating the operation and preventing wobbling of the connector component. The connector component is connected to a cable branch line on the radially outward side of the cable bundle, and includes a pair of confining surfaces on each of two sides in the circumferential direction of the cable bundle. The pair of confining surfaces face each other across a gap. The bundling member is disposed between the pair of confining surfaces, and is wound around the connector component and the cable bundle together from the outer side. The fixture is fixed to the bundling member and to an external member. 1. A wire harness comprising:a cable bundle including a cable main line and a cable branch line that is branched from the cable main line;a connector component that is connected to the cable branch line on a radially outward side of the cable bundle, the connector component including on each of two sides thereof in a circumferential direction with respect to the central axis of the cable bundle, a pair of confining surfaces that face each other across a gap;a bundling member that is disposed between the confining surfaces on each of the two sides of the connector component, and is wound around the connector component and the cable bundle together from the outer side; anda fixture that is fixed to the bundling member and to an external member.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the fixture and the cable bundle sandwich the connector component from opposite sides.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the pairs of confining surfaces project from side sections of the connector component,the connector component further includes bridge sections that bridge front ends of the pairs of confining surfaces, andthe bundling member passes through through-holes that are formed by the pairs of confining surfaces, the side sections, and the ...

SHIELDED ELECTRICAL CABLE

A shielded electrical cable is disclosed. The cable includes a plurality of conductor sets that extend along the length of the cable and are spaced apart from each other along the width of the cable. Each conductor set includes one or more insulated conductors, and first and second shielding films that are disposed on opposite first and second sides of the cable. The first and second films include cover portions and pinched portions arranged such that, in transverse cross section, the cover portions of the first and second films in combination substantially surround each conductor set, and the pinched portions of the first and second films in combination form pinched portions of the cable on each side of each conductor set. Each conductor set also includes an EMI absorbing layer that is disposed on the first side of the cable, and an adhesive layer that bonds the first shielding film to the second shielding film in the pinched portions of the cable. The plurality of conductor sets includes a first conductor set that includes neighboring first and second insulated conductors and has corresponding first cover portions of the first and second shielding films and corresponding first pinched portions of the first and second shielding films that form a first pinched region of the cable on one side of the first conductor set. The maximum separation between the first cover portions of the first and second shielding films is D. The minimum separation between the first pinched portions of the first and second shielding films is d. d/D is less than 0.25. The minimum separation between the first cover portions of the first and second shielding films in a region between the first and second insulated conductors is d. d/D is greater than 0.33. 1. A shielded electrical cable , comprising:a plurality of conductor sets extending along a length of the cable and being spaced apart from each other along a width of the cable, each conductor set including one or more insulated conductors ...

Electromagnetic shielding tool and wire harness

An electromagnetic shielding tool that includes a metallic cloth and two bracket body portions. The two bracket body portions each include two elongated portions and a coupling portion, and respectively hold a first outer edge portion and a second outer edge portion on the side opposite to the first outer edge portion among four outer edge portions of the metallic cloth so as to form a ring that surrounds the periphery of electrical wires. The two elongated portions are made of a conductive material, are joined to the metallic cloth in the state of being arranged in series along an outer edge portion of the metallic cloth, and form a ring shape due to being combined with each other on two sides of the electrical wires. The coupling portion couples end portions of the two elongated portions to each other and holds the two elongated portions in the ring shape.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A PLUG AND PLAY ELECTRICAL WIRING HARNESS FOR THE CONNECTION OF A SOLAR SYSTEM TO EXISTING ELECTRICAL WIRING OF A BUILDING

Provided is a system and method for a plug and play style electrical wiring harness permitting connection of a photovoltaic solar installation to existing electrical wiring of a building. Moreover, provided is a wiring bundle providing a plurality of electrically conductive wires in a pre-defined arrangement, the wiring bundle encased by a flexible non-conductive protective covering, the wiring bundle having a first end and a second end; a first electrical plug disposed upon the first end, the first electrical plug providing at least one connector for each of the of the plurality of conductive wires within the wiring bundle, the first electrical plug structured and arranged to connect to a connector provided by the photovoltaic solar installation in only one orientation, the orientation ensuring proper electrical connection and alignment between the output lines of the photovoltaic solar installation and the wires of the wiring bundle; and a second electrical plug disposed upon the second end of the wiring bundle, the second electrical plug providing at least one connector for each of the plurality of conductive wires within the wiring bundle, the second electrical plug having a male connector with a plurality of protruding electrical conductors for insertion into an existing building power outlet and a female connector with a plurality of inset electrical conductors to receive a conductor plug intended for the existing building power outlet to which the male connector of the second plug is attached. 1. A plug and play style electrical wiring harness permitting connection of a photovoltaic solar installation to existing building wiring , comprising:a wiring bundle providing a plurality of electrically conductive wires in a pre-defined arrangement, the wiring bundle encased by a flexible non-conductive protective covering, the wiring bundle having a first end and a second end;a first electrical plug disposed upon the first end, the first electrical plug providing at ...

HIGHLY BENDABLE INSULATED ELECTRIC WIRE

A highly bendable insulated electric wire including: a conducting wire formed by stranding a plurality of metal strands; and an insulator covering the conducting wire, in which a twist pitch ratio of the conducting wire (a twist pitch/an outer diameter of the conducting wire) is 10.8 or less, the insulator is made of a resin composition containing a vinyl chloride resin and having an elongation rate of 130% or higher at −40° C., and an adhesion strength between the conducting wire and the insulator is 20 N or less. 1. A highly bendable insulated electric wire comprising:a conducting wire formed by stranding a plurality of metal strands; andan insulator covering the conducting wire,wherein a twist pitch ratio of the conducting wire (a twist pitch/an outer diameter of the conducting wire) is 10.8 or less,the insulator is made of a resin composition containing a vinyl chloride resin and having an elongation rate of 130% or higher at −40° C., andan adhesion strength between the conducting wire and the insulator is 20 N or less.2. A wire harness comprising the highly bendable insulated electric wire according to . This application is based upon and claims the benefit of priority from the prior Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-140607, filed on Jul. 20, 2017, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.The present invention relates to a highly bendable insulated electric wire. In particular, the present invention relates to a highly bendable insulated electric wire used as an electric wire to be routed in a vehicle such as an automobile.An electric wire such as a wire harness for a vehicle such as an automobile is sometimes routed to be greatly bent within a short path. Thus, such an electric wire is required to have high flexibility. Further, recently, there has been a demand for a high-flexible electric wire capable of coping with a wide range of temperature along with an increase of components and high performance of automobiles. However, it is ...

Delta-Shaped Power Cable Within Coiled Tubing

A power cable assembly supplies power to and suspends in a well an electrical well pump. The assembly includes metal tubing having a longitudinal tubing center line and a cylindrical side wall. Power cable has an exterior delta shape when viewed in a cross-section. The delta shape defines three exterior side surfaces that face radially outward and join each other at corners. Power cable has three insulated power conductors wrapped helically with a metal strip. The power cable is located in the tubing with the corners deformed against an inner diameter of the tubing. 1. An electrical submersible well pump assembly , comprising:a pump driven by an electrical motor;a string of coiled tubing connected to the well pump assembly and adapted to extend to an upper end of a well to support the pump and motor in the well;a power cable installed in the coiled tubing, the power cable having three insulated. conductors twisted about each other along a power cable center line, the power cable having a polygonal shape in cross-section, defining a plurality of exterior side surfaces that face radially outward relative to the power cable center line, the side surfaces joining each other at rounded corners, and the side surfaces having equal widths between the corners; andwherein the corners of the power cable are deformed against an inner diameter of the coiled tubing.2. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of exterior side surfaces comprise three of the exterior side surfaces.4. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the exterior side surfaces are at 60 degree angles relative to each other.5. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein:each of the insulated conductors comprises a layer of electrical insulation surrounded by a jacket of an elastomeric material.6. The assembly according to claim 1 , further comprising:an adhesive material tilling spaces between the exterior side surfaces and the inner diameter of the coiled tubing.7. The assembly according ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness to be installed in a vehicle includes an electric wire and a protective tube that protects the electric wire. The electric wire is provided at the lower part of a vehicle body of the vehicle and the protective tube covers the electric wire and includes ferromagnetic materials. 1. A wire harness to be installed in a vehicle comprising:an electric wire; anda protective tube that protects the electric wire,wherein the electric wire is provided at the lower part of a vehicle body of the vehicle, andthe protective tube covers the electric wire and includes ferromagnetic materials.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the vehicle is provided with a battery and an inverter claim 1 , a conductor that connects the inverter to the battery; and', 'an insulator that covers the conductor, and, 'the electric wire includes an inner member that has a shape along the electric wire; and', 'an outer member that covers the inner member., 'the protective tube includes3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the vehicle is provided with a battery and an inverter claim 1 , a conductor that connects the inverter to the battery; and', 'an insulator that covers the conductor, and, 'the electric wire includesthe protective tube has a polygonal tube. This application claims a benefit of Japanese Patent Application (No. 2015-151480) filed on Jul. 31, 2015, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.1. Technical FieldThe present invention relates to a wire harness.2. Related ArtTraditionally, various wire harnesses are wired in a vehicle. For example, an inverter and a motor generator are connected through the wire harness. The wire harness is inserted through a metal protective pipe under a floor, and, in an engine compartment, is inserted through an iron flexible tube (for example, refers to JP-A-2004-224156.However, in the technique described in the patent document 1, since the iron flexible tube is used, the distance between the iron ...

SEAL MOLD DIVIDED STRUCTURE FOR COMBINATION CABLE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME

A seal mold divided structure for combination cable is characterized in that it comprises the following structures: a first cable and a second cable separated from the combination cable; a connector provided at the end of said first cable; a division molding portion that molds the division part between said first cable and second cable and keeps said first cable and second cable separated from each other; a connector molding portion that molds the connection part between said connector and said first cable; a protection tube that protects said first cable, with its ends respectively fixed to said division molding portion and said connector molding portion; and isolation portions, which are respectively inserted from the inner sides of both ends of said protection tube and wrap the exterior of said first cable, capable of preventing inflow of a molding compound. 1. A seal mold divided structure for a combination cable comprising:a first cable and a second cable separated from the combination cable;a connector provided at the end of said first cable;a division molding portion that molds the division part between said first cable and second cable and keeps said first cable and second cable separated from each other;a connector molding portion that molds the connection part between said connector and said first cable;a protection tube that protects said first cable, with its ends respectively fixed to said division molding portion and said connector molding portion; andisolation portions, which are respectively inserted from the inner sides of both ends of said protection tube and wrap the exterior of said first cable, capable of preventing the flow of a molding compound into said protection tube.2. The seal mold divided structure for the combination cable of wherein claim 1 , said connector can be used as the connector of at least one of: an electronic parking brake (EPB); a wheel speed sensor (WSS) or a WSS extension cable connector is connected to said second cable.3 ...

OPENABLE CORRUGATED HOSE, CABLE HARNESS AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING AND OPENABLE CORRUGATED HOSE OF THIS KIND

The present invention provides an openable corrugated hose for accommodating lines, comprising: a first corrugated hose shell, a second corrugated hose shell, a joint section, at which the first corrugated hose shell and the second corrugated hose shell are each connected to one another pivotably in a first end section, and a lip section, which is provided on a second end section of at least one of the corrugated hose shells, wherein the lip section is manufactured from a different material than the corrugated hose shells. 1. An openable corrugated hose for accommodating lines , comprising:a first corrugated hose shell,a second corrugated hose shell,a joint section, at which the first corrugated hose shell and the second corrugated hose shell are each connected to one another pivotably in a first end section, anda lip section, which is provided on a second end section of at least one of the corrugated hose shells, wherein the lip section is manufactured from a different material than the corrugated hose shells.2. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the lip section is provided both on the second end section of the first corrugated hose shell and on the second end section of the second corrugated hose shell.3. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the lip section is connected materially to the second end section.4. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the joint section is manufactured from a different material than the corrugated hose shells.5. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the joint section and the lip section are manufactured from the same material claim 1 , in particular from which is a thermoplastic elastomer.6. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the joint section is connected materially to the first corrugated hose shell and the second corrugated hose shell.7. The openable corrugated hose according to claim 1 , wherein the first corrugated ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness, including: an electrical wire; an exterior tube; and a flexible cover that includes: an exterior tube fixing portion that covers an outer peripheral surface of one end of the exterior tube and is fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the one end of the exterior tube, an electrical wire fixing portion that covers an outer peripheral surface of the electrical wire led out from the one end of the exterior tube and is fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the electrical wire, and a connection portion, which is formed by an elastic member of a constant thickness being folded over, that is folded over from the exterior tube fixing portion so as to cover the one end of the exterior tube and extends into the exterior tube, and is furthermore folded over and connected to the electrical wire fixing portion. 1. A wire harness , comprising:an electrical wire;an exterior tube into which the electrical wire is to be inserted; and an exterior tube fixing portion that covers an outer peripheral surface of one end of the exterior tube and is fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the one end of the exterior tube,', 'an electrical wire fixing portion that covers an outer peripheral surface of the electrical wire led out from the one end of the exterior tube and is fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the electrical wire, and', 'a connection portion, which is formed by an elastic member of a constant thickness being folded over, that is folded over from the exterior tube fixing portion so as to cover the one end of the exterior tube and extends into the exterior tube, and is furthermore folded over and connected to the electrical wire fixing portion., 'a flexible cover that includes2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinthe electrical wire includes a wire that includes a core wire and an insulating coating that coats an outer peripheral surface of the core wire, and a braid that is formed by a plurality of metal strands that surround the wire, ...

WIRING HARNESS, VEHICLE COMPONENT, MOLD, MOLD SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE WIRING HARNESS

A wiring harness (), a motor vehicle component (), a mold () for manufacturing a wiring harness (), a mold system () and a method for manufacturing the wiring harness (), the wiring harness () comprising at least one bunch () of at least two cables () and a sheath (), at least some sections of the bunch () of cables being embedded in the sheath (). 1. A wiring harness for a motor vehicle , comprising:at least one cable bundle comprising at least two cables, and an envelope,wherein at least some section or sections of the cable bundle is/are embedded in the envelope.2. The wiring harness according to claim 1 , further comprising a first fastening element claim 1 ,wherein at least some section or sections of the first fastening element is/are embedded in the envelope,wherein the first fastening element is configured to hold at least one of the cables of the cable bundle in a predefined position.3. The wiring harness according to claim 1 ,further comprising a second fastening element,wherein the second fastening element has a first engagement section, which is embedded in the envelope,wherein the second fastening element has a second engagement section, which is configured to engage in a vehicle component of the motor vehicle in order to fasten the wiring harness on the vehicle component.4. The wiring harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the envelope has a first layer and a second layer,wherein the cable bundle is embedded in the first layer,wherein the first layer comprises a first material, and the second layer comprises a second material,wherein the second material has a different elasticity from, preferably a higher elasticity than, the first material.5. The wiring harness according to claim 4 ,wherein the envelope has a third layerwherein the third layer is arranged on a side of the second layer which faces away from the first layer,wherein the third layer comprises at least one third material,wherein the third material comprises an adhesive and/or has a third ...

COAXIAL CABLE AND WIRING HARNESS USING SAME

A coaxial cable has an inner conductor, an insulator provided on an outer circumference of the inner conductor, a film provided on an outer circumference of the insulator, an outer conductor provided on an outer circumference of the film, and a sheath provided on an outer circumference of the outer conductor. At least a part of the film is colored in a different color from both colors of the insulator and the outer conductor. 1. A coaxial cable comprising:an inner conductor;an insulator that is provided on an outer circumference of the inner conductor;a film that is provided on an outer circumference of the insulator;an outer conductor that is provided on an outer circumference of the film; anda sheath that is provided on an outer circumference of the outer conductor, whereinat least a part of the film is colored in a different color from both colors of the insulator and the outer conductor.2. The coaxial cable according to claim 1 , whereinthe film includes a film base and an identification layer; andthe identification layer is colored in a different color from both colors of the insulator and the outer conductor.3. The coaxial cable according to claim 1 , whereinthe film includes a film base that is colored in a different color from both colors of the insulator and the outer conductor.4. The coaxial cable according to claim 1 , further comprising:an adhesive layer that is provided between the insulator and the film, the adhesive layer bonding the insulator and the film with each other.5. A wiring harness comprising an assembly of a bundle of a plurality of electric wires including the coaxial cable according to . This application is a continuation of PCT application No. PCT/JP2014/061747, which was filed on Apr. 25, 2014 based on Japanese Patent Application (No. 2013-093856) filed on Apr. 26, 2013, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. Also, all the references cited herein are incorporated as a whole.1. Technical FieldOne or more embodiments ...

Binding structure of wire routing material

Elongated wire routing materials are bound by a first-side binding member on a first side in the longitudinal direction of the wire routing materials, and are bound by a second-side binding member on a second side opposite to the first side. An engaging member includes an engaging portion for assembly into a vehicle body, and an attachment portion serving as the part to which the wire routing materials are attached such that the attachment portion is slidable relative to the wire routing materials in the longitudinal direction. At least one of the engaging portion and the attachment portion comes into contact with the first-side binding member at the first side, and at least one of the engaging portion and the attachment portion comes into contact with the second-side binding member at the second side.

ANISOTROPIC WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness including a number of wires, an outer sheath layer, and an anisotropic fabric positioned between the wires and outer sheath is provided. The anisotropic fabric is formed from combining a number of more rigid, monofilament fill strands and a number of less rigid multifilament warp strands. The fill strands may be formed from a single filament of at least five hundred fifty (550) denier while the warp strands may be formed from a series of polyester threads of at least two hundred (200) denier. The anisotropic layer permits limited rotation of the inner wires relative to the outer sheath when exposed to friction and pressure and is not subjected to significant creep during use. 1. A wire harness comprising an anisotropic fabric positioned between a plurality of wires and an exterior sheath , whereby the anisotropic fabric is configured to define a modulus of stiffness in the longitudinal direction that is greater than a modulus of stiffness in the lateral direction.2. The wire harness of whereby the exterior sheath is formed from a polymeric material.3. The wire harness of whereby the exterior sheath is formed from polyvinyl chloride.4. The wire harness of whereby the anisotropic fabric is formed from a woven yarn.5. The wire harness of whereby the anisotropic fabric is formed from a monofilament polyester.6. The wire harness of whereby the anisotropic fabric is formed from a polyester warp material and a monofilament polyester fill material.7. A wire harness comprising a flexible jacket positioned between an anisotropic fabric and an exterior sheath claim 1 , and a plurality of wires sized to be bundled and bound within the anisotropic fabric claim 1 , whereby the anisotropic fabric is configured to define a modulus of stiffness in the longitudinal direction that is greater than a modulus of stiffness in the lateral direction.8. The wire harness of whereby the exterior sheath is formed from a polymeric material.9. The wire harness of whereby the ...

ELECTRIC CABLE STRUCTURAL BODY, ELECTRIC CONNECTION STRUCTURE, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING ELECTRIC CABLE STRUCTURAL BODY

A first direction exposed conductor group includes a plurality of exposed conductor portions of a first flat cable, and a second direction exposed conductor group includes a plurality of exposed conductor portions of a second flat cable. The plurality of exposed conductor portions are located parallel to each other, and the plurality of exposed conductor portions are located parallel to each other. The first direction exposed conductor group and the second direction exposed conductor group intersect and overlap each other to form an intersection overlap portion. An intersection insulating film is provided between the first direction exposed conductor group and the second direction exposed conductor group at the intersection overlap portion. The exposed conductor portions and the exposed conductor portions facing each other via windows of the intersection insulating film are connected to be conductive to each other. Thus, an electric cable structural body is provided. 1. An electric cable structural body , comprising:a first direction exposed conductor group including a plurality of exposed conductor portions extending in a first direction while being parallel to each other;a second direction exposed conductor group including a plurality of exposed conductor portions extending in a second direction while being parallel to each other;wherein:the plurality of exposed conductor portions are each obtained from a conductor covered with an insulating cover by removing a predetermined length of the insulating cover in a longitudinal direction; andthe first direction exposed conductor group and the second direction exposed conductor group intersect and overlap each other to form an intersection overlap portion;the electric cable structural body further comprising an insulating unit provided between the first direction exposed conductor group and the second direction exposed conductor group at the intersection overlap portion, the insulating unit electrically insulating the ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes: a high-voltage circuit including a plurality of unshielded electric wires; and a low-voltage circuit. The high-voltage circuit and the low-voltage circuit are disposed in parallel. The high-voltage circuit is stored in a resin tube together with the low-voltage circuit in a state in which the high-voltage circuit is covered with a shielding member. 1. A wire harness comprising:a high-voltage circuit comprising a plurality of unshielded electric wires; anda low-voltage circuit,wherein the high-voltage circuit and the low-voltage circuit are disposed in parallel,wherein the high-voltage circuit is stored in a resin tube together with the low-voltage circuit in a state in which the high-voltage circuit is covered with a shielding member,wherein each of the unshielded electric wires is an electric wire having a sheathless structure comprising a conductor and an insulator, andwherein the shielding member is one of a braid, a tape made of metal foil, and a sheet made of metal foil.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the low-voltage circuit comprises one or a plurality of unshielded electric wires which have a sheathless structure comprising a conductor and an insulator.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 ,wherein the wire harness is arranged in a site comprising a vehicle underfloor.4. The wire harness according to claim 3 ,wherein at least a part of the resin tube corresponding to the vehicle underfloor has a flat shape in which the high-voltage circuit and the low-voltage circuit is stored so as to be arrayed in parallel, and the resin tube comprises a flexible tube portion having flexibility and a straight tube portion serving as a part to be arranged straightly.5. The wire harness according to claim 3 , wherein at least a part of the resin tube corresponding to the vehicle underfloor has a flat shape in which the high-voltage circuit and the low-voltage circuit is stored so as to be arrayed in parallel claim 3 , and the ...

POWER SUPPLY UNIT

A power supply unit where the main DC voltage output rail is incorporated within the enclosure of the power supply unit and other branches DC voltage output rails are located outside the enclosure of the power supply unit, and where the DC-DC converter and the branch DC voltage output rails located outside the enclosure of the power supply unit is fed back to the supervisor IC of the power supply unit for supervisory purposes. 11000. A power supply unit () , comprising:{'b': '100', 'an enclosure ();'}{'b': '104', 'a main DC voltage output rail ();'}{'b': '114', 'a first branch DC voltage output rail ();'}{'b': '115', 'a second branch DC voltage output rail (); and'}{'b': '101', 'a supervisor IC ();'}{'b': '1000', 'the power supply unit () is characterized in that{'b': 104', '100', '101', '100', '114', '115', '100', '114', '115', '101', '114', '104', '111', '115', '104', '112', '111', '112', '100, 'the main DC voltage output rail () is incorporated within the enclosure (), the supervisor IC () is internal or external to the enclosure (), the first branch DC voltage output rail () and the second branch DC voltage output rail () are located outside the enclosure (), wherein the first branch DC voltage output rail () and the second branch voltage DC output rail () are connected back to the supervisor IC (), the first branch DC voltage output rail () is coupled to the main DC voltage output rail () through a first DC-DC converter (), the second branch DC voltage output rail () is coupled to the main DC voltage output rail () through a second DC-DC converter (), wherein the first DC-DC converter () and the second DC-DC converter () are located outside the enclosure .'}2107107100. The power supply unit according to claim 1 , further comprising an additional DC voltage output rail () claim 1 , wherein the additional DC voltage output rail () is incorporated within the enclosure ().3108108100. The power supply unit according to claim 1 , further comprising a standby DC ...

Protector

A protector includes a main body formed with an accommodation part by a bottom wall part and side wall parts, a lid body mounted on the main body to cover the accommodation part, and a flange part that extends along a longitudinal direction of the main body with a gap at an upper portion in parallel with an outer surface of at least one of the side wall parts of the main body. A plurality of engagement holes are provided at a lower portion of the flange part. A plurality of engagement claws that are provided on at least one edge part of the lid body are locked with engagement edge parts of the engagement holes when the plurality of engagement claws are inserted into the gap between the flange part and the side wall part which faces the flange part with the gap.

GROMMET AND GROMMET-EQUIPPED WIRE HARNESS

The present invention aims to make it possible to reduce, to the greatest extent possible, the force needed when attaching the grommet to the attachment hole, and to increase, to the greatest extent possible, the holding force in the state in which the grommet is attached to the attachment hole. A grommet includes a grommet main body made of an elastic material and an inner member. The grommet main body includes a cylinder portion and a large diameter portion that is formed so as to extend toward the outer circumference side from the cylinder portion, a ring-shaped portion that can be arranged on the inner circumference side of the attachment hole being formed on the outer circumferential portion. The grommet main body is fit into the attachment hole from one end side in the attachment direction of the large diameter portion. 114-. (canceled)15. A grommet configured to be attached to an attachment hole formed in a panel , comprising:a grommet main body configured to be fit into the attachment hole from one end side in an axial direction and including: a cylinder portion made of an elastic material and having an insertion hole through which a wire harness is to be inserted; and a large diameter portion which extends toward an external circumference side from the cylinder portion, and has an outer circumferential portion including a ring-shaped portion that can be arranged on an inner circumference side of the attachment hole; andan inner member arranged inside of the ring-shaped portion and configured to change from an initial state to a diameter expansion state causing the ring-shaped portion to elastically perform diameter expansion,wherein the inner member includes a pressing portion configured to elastically deform the ring-shaped portion so as to press the ring-shaped portion into an inner circumferential edge portion of the attachment hole in the diameter expansion state, and the ring-shaped portion includes a ring-shaped seal portion that is formed so as to ...

COIL FOR HANDLING OVERLENGTH OF AN ELECTRICAL CABLE

The invention relates to an assembly () comprising:—a harness () which comprises a plurality of electrical cables (), and—a coil () that has a body on which said cables () are fixed, characterised in that the coil () comprises arms mounted on said body, at a first end, each arm having a second end on which one of said cables () is fixed, the second end being movable with respect to the body, independently of the second ends of the other arms, between a position for maximum absorption of overlength of cable (), in which the second end is remote from the body, and a position for maximum creation of overlength of cable (), in which the second end is closer to the body. 1. An assembly intended to form an electrical path , with said assembly comprising:a harness which comprises several electrical cables parallel to each other, anda coil which has a body which said cables are held to, with the body extending parallel to a then common direction of extension of the electrical cables, and arms,wherein the arms each have a first end and a second end, with the second end of each arm being movable with respect to the body, with the arms being mounted on said body, on one end, with one of said cables being fixed on the second end of each arm, with the second end of each aim being movable, independently of the second ends of the other arms, between a position for maximum absorption of overlength of cable, in which the second end is radially remote from the body, and a position for maximum creation of overlength of cable, in which the second end is closer to the body, so that, by adjusting the positions of the second ends of the arms with respect to the body in the position for maximum absorption or for maximum creation of overlength, or in intermediate positions between said positions for maximum absorption and for maximum creation of overlength, the cables all extend in a same plane at least at one end of the harness.2. The assembly according to claim 1 , wherein each arm is ...

ALUMINUM ALLOY ELECTRICAL WIRE AND WIRE HARNESS USING SAME

Manufacturing an aluminum alloy stranded conductor includes rough drawing to an aluminum alloy to obtain an aluminum alloy wire rod, solution treating the aluminum alloy wire rod to obtain a first wire material, wire drawing the first wire material to obtain a plurality of second wire materials, stranding the second wire materials together to obtain a first stranded conductor, inducing current in the first stranded conductor to generate Joule heat, annealing the first stranded conductor to obtain a second stranded conductor, and age hardening the second stranded conductor. The aluminum alloy consists of magnesium in a range of 0.11 to 1.03 atom %, silicon in a range of 0.10 to 0.90 atom %, nickel in a range of 0.050 to 0.25 atom %, a balance of aluminum, and 0.15 atom % or less of one or more elements other than aluminum, magnesium, silicon and nickel. 1subjecting a rough drawing to an aluminum alloy to obtain an aluminum alloy wire rod;subjecting a solution treatment to the aluminum alloy wire rod to obtain a first wire material;subjecting a wire drawing to the first wire material to obtain a plurality of second wire materials having a final wire diameter;stranding the plurality of the second wire materials together to obtain a first stranded conductor;inducing current in the first stranded conductor to generate Joule heat, so as to anneal the first stranded conductor to obtain a second stranded conductor; andsubjecting an age hardening to the second stranded conductor, magnesium in a range of 0.11 to 1.03 atom %;', 'silicon in a range of 0.10 to 0.90 atom %;', 'nickel in a range of 0.050 to 0.25 atom %;', 'a balance of aluminum; and', '0.15 atom % or less of one or more elements other than aluminum, magnesium, silicon and nickel., 'wherein the aluminum alloy consists of. A manufacturing method of an aluminum alloy stranded conductor comprising, in this order: This application is a Divisional of U.S. application Ser. No. 15/588,857 filed on May 8, 2017, which is a ...

Wire Fixing Device

A wire fixing device adapted for gripping at least one wire in a machine includes a positioning seat having at least one first cavity, and a first gripping seat disposed at one side of the positioning seat. The first gripping seat includes a first body and at least one first gripping member. The first gripping member has a first connection end portion connected to the first body, a first terminal end portion being resilient and opposite to the first connection end portion and inserted into the first cavity, and a first through hole adapted for extension of the wire therethrough. The first terminal end portion is constricted by the first cavity to grip securely the wire. 1. A wire fixing device adapted for gripping and positioning at least one wire in a machine , comprising:a positioning seat having a first end surface, a second end surface that is opposite to said first end surface in a first direction, and at least one first cavity that extends from said first end surface in the first direction toward said second end surface; and a first body that has a first inner surface facing said first end surface of said positioning seat, and', a first connection end portion connected to said first inner surface of said first body,', 'a first terminal end portion being resilient and opposite to said first connection end portion in the first direction, and inserted into said at least one first cavity, and', 'a first through hole extending from said first connection end portion to said first terminal end portion, and adapted for extension of the at least one wire therethrough, said first terminal end portion being constricted by said at least one first cavity to grip securely the at least one wire., 'at least one first gripping member that has'}], 'a first gripping seat disposed at one side of said positioning seat, and including'}2. The wire fixing device of claim 1 , wherein said at least one first gripping member further has:a first outer surface that extends from said first ...

WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes a cable and a holding member. The cable includes a twisted wire, and an insulation coating that coats the twisted wire. The cable has a bent portion. The holding member covers a range of the cable including the bent portion, and retains a shape of the bent portion. The twisted wire is in contact with the holding member at least in a part of the bent portion. 1. A wire harness comprising:a cable comprising a twisted wire, and an insulation coating that coats the twisted wire, the cable having a bent portion; anda holding member that covers a range of the cable including the bent portion, and retains a shape of the bent portion,wherein the twisted wire is in contact with the holding member at least in a part of the bent portion.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinat least a part of the holding member is welded to the insulation coating.3. The wire harness according to claim 2 , whereinboth ends of the holding member in a longitudinal direction of the cable are welded to the insulation coating.4. The wire harness according to claim 1 , further comprisinga grommet on an outer circumference side of the holding member, an edge of a fixing hole provided in a fixing target of the holding member being configured to be inserted to the grommet, whereinthe insulation coating is present on an inner circumference side of a portion of the holding member where the grommet is provided.5. The wire harness according to claim 1 , further comprisinga fixing member on an outer circumference side of the holding member, the fixing member being configured to fix the holding member to a fixing target, whereinthe insulation coating is present on an inner circumference side of a portion of the holding member where the fixing member is provided.6. The wire harness according to claim 2 , further comprisinga grommet on an outer circumference side of the holding member, an edge of a fixing hole provided in a fixing target of the holding member being configured ...

FIXING MEMBER-ATTACHED WIRE HARNESS

A fixing member-attached wire harness includes a wire harness having an electrical wire and a sheet material welded to an insulating covering of the electrical wire and a fixing member attached to the wire harness for fixing the wire harness to a vehicle. When bending force is applied to a terminal side region part of the wire harness in a state where the fixing member is fixed to a fixed object a welding region part of the wire harness includes a first region part following a bending of the terminal side region part and a second region part linked to an opposite side of the first region part from the terminal side region part and prevented from following the bending of the terminal side region part by support force of the fixing member. 1. A fixing member-attached wire harness , comprising:a wire harness including an electrical wire and a sheet material having at least one electrical wire fixing part welded to an insulating covering of the electrical wire disposed on a main surface, and including a welding region part where the electrical wire and the sheet material are welded and a terminal side region part located closer to a side of a terminal part in relation to the welding region part; anda fixing member attached to the wire harness and fixed to a vehicle, thereby fixing the wire harness to the vehicle, whereinwhen bending force is applied to the terminal side region part in a state where the fixing member is fixed to a fixed object,the welding region part includes a first region part following a bending of the terminal side region part and a second region part linked to an opposite side of the first region part from the terminal side region part and prevented from following the bending of the terminal side region part by support force of the fixing member.2. The fixing member-attached wire harness according to claim 1 , whereinwhen the electrical wire fixing parts in the first region part and the second region part in the sheet member are defined as a first ...

WIRE HARNESS AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF THE WIRE HARNESS

A wire harness includes at least two sub-harnesses having a plurality of electric wires whose one terminal portions are led out from a plurality of connector portions connected to a plurality of electric devices respectively. The other end portions of the electric wires to establish direct connection between the connector portions are electrically connected to each other by a connection mechanism. 1. A wire harness comprising:at least two sub-harnesses including a plurality of electric wires whose one end portions are led out from a plurality of connector portions connected to a plurality of electric devices respectively,wherein the other end portions of the electric wires to establish direct connection between the connector portions are electrically connected to each other by a connection mechanism.2. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein at least a part of connection mechanisms in the electric wires to establish direction connection between claim 1 , of the connector portions claim 1 , a plurality of pairs of connector portions respectively are disposed adjacently to one another.3. The wire harness according to claim 1 , wherein the connection mechanism is a ground joint terminal that electrically connects intermediate portions of ground lines in the electric wires;wherein the ground joint terminal includes a terminal body, and a belt-like terminal connection portion extending from the terminal body;wherein in one of side edge portions in a longitudinal direction of the terminal connection portion, a plurality of tab terminals protruding in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the terminal connection portion are disposed at predetermined intervals; andwherein the terminal connection portion in which terminals connected to the ground lines are connected to the tab terminals is wound longitudinally.4. A manufacturing method of a wire harness comprising at least two sub-harnesses including a plurality of electric wires whose one end ...

Cable arrangement

An arrangement of at least two adjacently extending cables, of which a first cable and a second cable which each have at least one stranding group that has two or more conductors stranded to each other and which each have a common cable sheath surrounding the stranding group, a spacer being provided outside on at least one of the cable sheaths for increasing a minimum distance (A) between the stranding groups of the two cables.

THERMAL SLEEVE WITH SELF-ADJUSTING POSITIONING MEMBER, ASSEMBLY THEREWITH AND METHOD PROTECTING A TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE MEMBER THEREWITH

A thermal sleeve and method for protecting a temperature sensitive electronic member against exposure to heat. The thermal sleeve includes a tubular wall with an inner surface bounding an inner cavity extending along a central longitudinal axis between open opposite ends and a reflective outer surface. The thermal sleeve includes a positioning member constructed of a separate piece of material from the tubular wall, with an annular portion attached to the tubular wall and at least one resilient finger extending radially inwardly from the annular portion. The at least one finger extends radially inwardly along a plane from the fixed end along an arcuate path to a free end configured for abutment with a wiring harness attached to the temperature sensitive electronic member. The free end of the finger is radially expandable along the plane toward the annular portion to automatically adjust to an outer envelop of said wiring harness. 1. A thermal sleeve for protecting an electronic member operably connected to an elongate wiring harness , comprising:a tubular member including a circumferentially continuous wall with an insulative inner layer bounding an inner cavity extending along a central longitudinal axis between open opposite ends and a reflective outer layer; anda positioning member having an annular portion attached to the tubular member and at least one resilient finger having a fixed end attached to the annular portion, said at least one finger extends radially inwardly along a plane from said fixed end along an arcuate path to a free end configured for abutment with the wiring harness, said at least one finger being compressible radially outwardly along said plane toward said annular portion to automatically adjust to an outer envelop of the wiring harness.2. The thermal sleeve of claim 1 , wherein said central longitudinal axis extends transversely to said plane.3. The thermal sleeve of claim 1 , wherein said at least one resilient finger is a single ...