Huber+suhner Ag

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Patrick Zaina

Laif Gadmer

Daniel Greub

Adrian Peterhans

Leif Gadmer

The invention relates to a means of cable strain relief () comprising a crimping sleeve () for the mechanical operative connection of a cable () to a crimping neck (), wherein the crimping sleeve () is used in the crimped state for clamping a textile braid () of the cable () intended for stain relief between the crimping sleeve () and the crimping neck (). At its cable-side end, the crimping sleeve () comprises a deformable plastic sleeve () that produces a mechanical operative connection in the crimped state between an exterior jacket () of the cable () and the crimping sleeve ().

Cable strain relief for cables, in particular fiber optic cables

The invention relates to a plug-in connector for connecting at least one conductor, in particular a conductor cable with an optical conductor, comprising a main body () having a continuous opening, a tube-like conductor holder () and an anti-kink element (). The conductor holder () is arranged at least partially inside the main body and movably mounted therein. The anti-kink element () protrudes at least partially over the main body (). A spring element () is provided for positioning the conductor relative to the main body () and is clamped between the conductor holder () and the anti-kink element ().

Plug-in connector

The present disclosure relates to an optical plug connector () having an improved unlocking mechanism. A locking arm (), which protrudes toward the back in a slanted manner, is operatively connected to a collar () by way of a bracket (). By displacing the collar () in an unlocking direction (&#x2212;x), the connector () can be unlocked and removed from a sleeve.

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Herisau, Switzerland

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