Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

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Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Tyco Electronics UK Ltd

Mepla-werke Lautenschlager Gmbh & Co. Kg

Te Connectivity India Private Limited

Tyco Electronics Amp Italia S.r.l.

Harald Ulrich

Kevin Scheer

Christoph Kosmalski

Stefan Masak

Markus Eckel

Markus Herper

Maximilian Veihl

Martin Listing

Volker Seipel

Uwe Bluemmel

Holger Stange

Gerhard Wilhelm Lautenschläger

Konstantin Zech

John Marsh

Frank Kaehny

Jochen Fertig

Christian Schmidt

Wolfgang Mueller

Manuel Eheim

Maik Schaefer

Chris Buechling

Bernd Leonhardt

Marcus Wolf

Vinayakumar Shettar

Rajesh Kumar

Raoul Zannini

Michael Burghard

Guido Van De Burgt

Rudiger Meier

Rolf Maurus

Florian Lueck

Caio Carvalho

Christian Walter Gregor

Rüdiger Meier

Volker Seipell

Allessandro Genta

An electrical flat socket contact device includes a contact chamber, a plurality of electrical contact springs arranged in the contact chamber, and a mechanical retaining spring arranged in the contact chamber separately from the electrical contact springs. A tab contact is insertable into the contact chamber. The electrical contact springs electrically contact the tab contact and the mechanical retaining spring mechanically retains the tab contact.

Vibration-proof electrical high-current flat socket contact device

A plug connector pluggable with a mating connector in a connecting direction has a locking spring. The locking spring exerts a force on a pressure chamfer of the mating connector acting in the connecting direction when the plug connector is fully plugged together with the mating connector.

Plug connector, mating connector and plug connector system

An electrical conductor assembly includes a line section having a plurality of conductor wires formed of a first electrically conductive material, a contact section in which the conductor wires are compacted to form a contact unit, and a layer formed of a second electrically conductive material. The layer is disposed on a contact surface of the contact unit.

Electrical conductor assembly, method for producing an electrical conductor assembly

A conical contact spring sleeve includes a radial concavity that projects radially inwards beyond an inner peripheral surface of the conical contact spring sleeve and/or a radial convexity that projects radially outwards beyond an outer peripheral surface of the conical contact spring sleeve.

Conical contact spring sleeve as well as electrical connectors and plug connections with such contact spring sleeves

A current transport mechanism with an elongated, electromechanical base conductor that has an electrically rigidly mechanical plug-in connection device connected thereto in an electrically-rigidly mechanical manner and which, in turn, can be electrically contacted by an electrically-rigidly mechanical mating plug-in connection device.

Current transport mechanism, in particular an electrical or electromechanical current bar

A connection cage for connecting two electrical flat contacts with a first flat contact receptacle for a first flat contact, which is accessible from the outside through a first insertion opening along a first insertion direction, and a second flat contact receptacle for a second flat contact, which is accessible from the outside through a second insertion opening along a second insertion direction.

Connection cage for connecting two electrical flat contacts

A connector assembly for electrically contacting a blade connector to a second connector The connector assembly includes a blade connector which has a contact surface plane that is electrically connected to the second connector in the mated state. In order to improve mechanical and electrical properties of the overall connector assembly and, in particular, of the blade connector, the assembly further includes a mounting cage in which the blade connector is captively held and which has at least one clamping device that presses the second connector onto the contact surface plane of the blade connector in the mated state.

Connector assembly with a blade connector

The invention relates to an electric contact spring having a resilient section, an assembly portion, and a transition portion. The resilient section includes a first resilient portion, a second resilient portion extending from the first resilient portion, and a third resilient portion extending from the second resilient portion. The assembly portion extends from the first resilient portion and includes a catch device. The transition portion extends downward from the assembly portion.

Electric contact spring, electric spring contact device as well as electric contact zone

The invention relates to a damping device for parts of furniture which are joined together by means of hinges and which can be pivoted in relation to each other. The housing contains a damping fluid in the cavity thereof and a resistance element which can be displaced relative to the damping fluid and connected to an actuating element protruding from the housing. During at least one part of the pivoting movement of both pieces of furniture, said actuating element is drivingly connected to the second piece of furniture and transfers the movement distributed to the second piece of furniture to the resistance element. The damping device is arranged in the region of at least one of the hinges which pivotally couples both pieces of furniture, and whereby either the damping housing and/or the actuating element engages with one of the mounting element of the corresponding hinges, at least during the damping process.

Damping device with a joint hinge

The invention relates to a damping device for parts of furniture which are joined together by means of hinges and which can be pivoted in relation to each other. The housing contains a damping fluid in the cavity thereof and a resistance element which can be displaced relative to the dumping fluid and connected to an actuating element protruding from the housing. During at least one part of the pivoting movement of both pieces of furniture, said actuating element is drivingly connected to the second piece of furniture and transfers the movement distributed to the second piece of furniture to the resistance element. The damping device is arranged in the region of at least one of the hinges which pivotally couples both pieces of furniture, and whereby either the damping housing and/or the actuating element engages with one of the mounting element of the corresponding hinges, at least during the damping process.

Damping device

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Fischbachtal, Germany

Harald Ulrich