Yazaki Corporation

Kouki Iwakura

Toshikazu Yoshioka

Yuuki Miyazawa

An electric wire holder is configured to be attached to the end portion of a tubular-shaped connector housing through which a plurality of electric wires are inserted to support the plurality of electric wires and includes a first insertion portion in a C shape including two member including a plurality of tubular-shaped electric wire insertion portions through which the plurality of electric wires is inserted and capable of sandwiching the plurality of electric wires, each of the plurality of electric wire insertion portions being provided only on a member of the two members, a second insertion portion in a C shape provided on the other member of the two members, and a lock portion configured to combine the first insertion portion and the second insertion portion, wherein the lock portion includes a lock piece protruding from one of the first insertion portion and the second insertion portion to another thereof and a lock receiving-portion provided on the other of the first insertion portion and the second insertion portion to lock the lock piece immovably in a direction in which the electric wires extend.

Electric wire holder

In a connector, a connector housing comprises a pair of first reinforcing ribs and a pair of second reinforcing ribs. The first reinforcing ribs are disposed on the connector fitting portion, extend along an extending direction of a mold portion of the connector housing, and are arranged along a direction perpendicular to the extending direction. A width between the first reinforcing ribs is substantially the same as a width of a terminal, a part of which is buried in the mold portion. The second reinforcing ribs are disposed on the mold portion, extend along the extending direction, and are arranged along the direction perpendicular to the extending direction. Height positions of tip end surfaces of the second reinforcing ribs are set to be substantially the same as a high position of an outer surface of the mold portion formed in a place where a seal member is disposed.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Kouki Iwakura