Ccs Technology Corporation

Mike Breuer-Heckel

Jürgen Matthies

Oliver Lapp

Andreas Kupczyk

Stefan Badura

Lars Kittler

Oliver Dipl-Ing Lapp

Markus Osoba

Stefan Dipl-Ing Badura

Lars Dipl-Ing Kittler

Wolfgang Dipl-Ing Schulte

Wolfgang Hoffmann

Jürgen Dipl-Ing Matthies

Simon Thibault

Marc Dipl-Ing Lipkowski

Axel Figge

Wolfgang Dr-Ing Hoffmann

A cable closure includes a housing that delimits an interior of the cable closure and seals off the cable closure toward the outside. The housing is formed by a covering body having shells hinged together and cable insertion regions provided on mutually opposite sides of the shells. Sealing elements are positioned at the mutually opposite sides of the covering body proximate the cable insertion regions. A closing mechanism having a latch and latch support is configured to lock the shells together. The latch support has a first end section pivotably attached to one of the shells and a second end section pivotably attached to the locking latch, which in turn has an end section serving as an actuating handle for closing and opening the cable closure.

Cable closure

Cable strain relief device for a cable closure, having at least one cable guiding element, whereby a cable to be restrained can be fixed at a respective cable guiding element via a cable tie surrounding the cable to be restrained and the respective cable guiding element, whereby on both sides of the at least one cable guiding element there are positioned cable tie guiding elements providing guiding surfaces, whereby the guiding surface of a first cable tie guiding element being positioned at a first side of the cable guiding element, namely at the cable tie entry side of the same, has a smaller distance from the cable guiding element than the guiding surface of a second cable tie guiding element being positioned at a second side of the cable guiding element, namely at the cable tie exit side of the same.

Cable strain relief device for cable closures and cable closure having at least one such cable strain relief device

The invention relates to a distribution device of a telecommunications system. Distribution devices of this type have at least one contact element, the or each contact element having at least two contact springs. According to the invention, the or each contact element has a modular structure in such a way that the configuration of the or each contact element can be modified by modifying the modular structure.

Distribution device of a telecommunications system

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Dortmund, Germany

Mike Breuer-Heckel