Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Aptiv Technologies Limited

Christian Staab

Gert Droesbeke

Frank Ochse

Klaus Kaufmann

Andreas Kurpiela

Lars Meier

Dirk Nolzen

Joachim Bock

Norman Pitscher

The present invention relates to an electrical shielding member that includes a receiving portion for receiving a cable end of a shielded cable at least partially, wherein the receiving portion is adapted to be in contact with a shielding of the cable, and wherein the receiving portion comprises at least one coupling element, protruding outwardly from the receiving portion. The coupling element is adapted to be coupled to a corresponding coupling element of a network connector housing. The electrical shielding member further comprises an engagement element, protruding inwardly into the receiving portion, wherein the engagement element is adapted to be engaged with the cable. The electrical shielding member further comprises at least one contact beam, extending from the receiving portion, wherein the contact beam is adapted to be electrically connected to a counter electrical shielding member of a counter connector.

Electrical shielding member for a network connector

A crimp connection system for electrical cables, including an electrical cable having a stripped cable end and a fastening sleeve. The stripped cable end is arranged at least partially within the fastening sleeve. The fastening sleeve has a number of fastening protrusions extending from the interior and/or outer surfaces of the fastening sleeve. The fastening protrusions are distributed over the interior and/or outer surfaces of the fastening sleeve. The crimp connection system also includes a contact terminal having a crimp portion. The fastening sleeve is arranged at least partially within the crimp portion.

Crimp connection system for electrical cables comprising a fastening sleeve

A device for attaching a line or wire cable to a connecting element includes an upper and a lower die that each has a press surface. At least one recess outside of the press surfaces is provided between the upper and the lower die that decreases the risk of damage to the dies should an erroneous attachment of the wire cable to the connecting element occur.

Device for attaching a line to a connecting element

A current distribution bus comprises an electrically conductive conduit which has been brought into a flattened shape at least regionally by pressing and whose end sections are made in sleeve shape for the connection of electrical leads.

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Remscheid, Germany

Christian Staab