Lisa Draexlmaier Gmbh

Lisa Draxlmaier Gmbh

Alanod Gmbh & Co. Kg

Klaus Specht

Michael Wortberg

Harald Sommavilla

Robert Saller

Wolfgang Wimmer

Christoph Forstmeier

Christian Heigl

Christoph Goetzmann

Christian Wimmer

Peter Füssl

Peter Fuessl

Georg Scheidhammer

Dirk Reissenweber

Andreas Neumayer

Peter Steer

Alfred Grom

Konrad Hanakam

Josef Schandl

The disclosure sets out a method for producing an electrical line arrangement by integrally joining a free end of an electrical conductor to a metal component. The method includes reshaping a section of the metal component to form a receiving sleeve, inserting the conductor into the receiving sleeve, attaching a friction welding tool to the receiving sleeve, and moving the friction welding tool relative to the metal component and/or the conductor for generating welding energy for at least partially melting a portion facing the conductor, e.g. an inner wall, the metal component and/or the conductor.

Electric line assembly with direct contacting and method for producing same

The present disclosure pertains to a line connector for permanently connecting two or more electrical lines, with at least one metallic receiving sleeve which partially accommodates one of the lines, which exhibits at least a first through-opening as well as a second through-opening for introducing a welding tool or for introducing the lines, and at least a second compression section located between the through-openings, in which the receiving sleeve can be radially compressed. Furthermore, the present disclosure pertains to an electrical line assembly as well as a process for connecting two or more electrical lines.

Line connector, electrical line assembly and production process for an electrical connection

An electrical energy supply system for a vehicle includes at least one ground conductor configured as a flat conductor rail arranged on a floor assembly of a body in white of the vehicle. At least one supply line inserted into the body in white is included and the at least one supply line is guided, at least one section of the body in white, parallel to and along the at least one ground conductor such that the at least one supply line at least partially overlaps a flat side of the at least one ground conductor. The body in white is made from a metallic material, the at least one supply line is positioned a predetermined distance from the at least one ground conductor, and the predetermined distance is a function of an electromagnetic field resulting from a current flowing through the at least one supply line.

Electrical energy supply system and production method for the same

Embodiments disclose a plug-in fuse element comprising a strip-shaped sheet metal part having a first end section, a second end section, and an interposed center section, wherein the first end section is a flat plug-in contact; the second end section is a connecting region configured to connect to a stranded conductor, and the center section is an overcurrent protection device. In some embodiments, a stranded conductor is connected on at least one end to a connecting region of at least one plug-in fuse element. In some embodiments, a wiring system includes at least one stranded conductor connected via a flat plug-in contact of a plug-in fuse element to a flat conductor. In some embodiments, a vehicle comprises the at least one wiring system.

Plug-in fuse element

A sheathed elongated profile, that is, shaped product, is disclosed. The elongated profile may include a main profile body that is at least partially sheathed in a first synthetics component. The elongated profile may also include at least one disposal, that is, protrusion, on the main profile body that is not completely sheathed in the first synthetics component and at least partially sheathed in a second synthetics component. Methods and devices for producing the elongated profile are also disclosed.

Sheathing of profiles with lateral disposals

A line for supplying electrical units with power of more than 3 kW in vehicles, comprising: at least two electrically conducting, oblong bus bars having a flat cross-section and two opposite ends in the longitudinal direction, the bus bars each being insulated from and extending parallel to each other; a foil shield surrounding the bus bars from a first of the ends to a second of the ends; a stranded drain wire running between the bus bars and the foil shield in the longitudinal direction from the first end to the second end; a pair of flexible electrical conductors at one of the ends of the bus bars, each surrounded by a shield and electrically connected at a first end to a respective one of the bus bars, with the shield of the conductors being electrically connected in each case to the stranded drain wire.

Line for supplying electrical units with power in vehicles

A method for positioning electrical conductors includes arranging a first flat conductor and a second flat conductor such that the second flat conductor is on top of the first conductor. The arranged conductors create a conductor group. The method also includes providing a wrapping tape. The wrapping tape is configured in such a manner that it is able to engage with itself, but not able to engage with the conductors. The method further includes wrapping the wrapping tape around the conductor group.

Method and device for positioning electrical conductors, and conductor group

A connecting piece for affixing to a cable. The connecting piece comprises a base and a screw connection arranged on the base. The screw connection includes a screw shaped portion, and includes a screw projecting from the base or a hollow with an interior thread.

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Geisenhausen, Germany

Klaus Specht