Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Jan Rost

Dieter Kunze

Klaus Pichler

Wolfgang Haeder

Hans-Jurgen Meltsch

Hans J Meltsch

Albin Behmer

Ernst Mahler

A flame-resistant cable sleeve for power and communication, transmission cables which has a metallic multilayer non-inflammable, flexible metallic enclosure. Preferably, the inner layer of the metallic enclosure is a metal foil and the outer layer is a metal wire fabric.

Flame-resistant cable sleeve

A cable joint comprising a pair of end bodies and a longitudinally slotted sleeve which is secured on the end bodies with a sealing system arranged therebetween characterized by the sealing system having two annular portions and at least one longitudinal portion and an arrangement for clamping the sleeve in sealing engagement on the end bodies. Preferably, the sealing system is reusable and the assembly can be accomplished with ordinary tools such as a screwdriver. In one embodiment, the annular portions are separate from the longitudinal portions. In another embodiment, a single ring-shaped element forms both the annular portions and the two longitudinal portions.

Cable joint with end bodies and a longitudinally slotted sleeve

An improved sealing element for a cable entrance socket of a cable sleeve characterized by the element being a liner element of a thermoplastic, cross-linked material having a shape memory and being shrinkable to a previous shape when subjected to a shrinking process. The liner element may be either a solid member or a cup-shaped hollow member and may have two or more axially extending, outwardly opening recesses for receiving cables.

Cable sleeve with an entrance socket of shrinkable material

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Traubing, Germany

Jan Rost