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Midway Mfg. Co.

Palmer Industries Ltd.

Paul A Maximoff

Albert P DeVito

A terminal connector, for use with subassemblies, including a wire retention arm, a wire stop and solder inlets whereby a large range of wire gauges may be satisfactorily retained during the assembly process and prior to soldering through the interaction of a resilient arm and a wire stop, and a continuous ring around the connector's midsection that is biased against a subassembly by the deformation of an end of the connector.

Terminal for wires of various gauges

A curved tine terminal for inserting or snapping into a mounted position on a printed circuit board or other supporting surface to be securely retained therein, with the terminal being adapted to receive a plurality of electrical leads and having tines arcuate both along their length and in their cross-section, and serrations in the terminal wall opposite the tines for engaging and securely holding the leads in the terminal in conjunction with the tines.

Electrical terminal connector with bowed and curved tines and serrations

An electrical terminal connector for inserting or snapping into a mounted position on a printed circuit board to be securely retained therein, with the connector being adapted to receive a plurality of electrical leads and having tines or leads for engaging and securely holding the leads in the connector.

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Schaumberg, IL, United States of America

Paul A Maximoff