Nexans

Richard Riedel

Dietmar Volkl

Otto Nachbauer

Alexander Steinert

Norbert Bock

Markus Wall

Johannes Wagner

Christian Eiletz

Stefan Kleber

Rainer Lang

Karl Schweigl

Franz VÖLKL

Dietmar VÖLKL

Michael Hofmann

An electrically conductive, single-piece flat part () for a plug with first and second contact pins () are arranged in two parallel rows, and with a connector region for a cable. The part has a connecting element (). Conductors () which open into the first and second contact pins () extend from the first and from the second side of the connecting element, the conductors () which lie on the opposite sides of the connecting element () being connected to the connecting element () in a manner which is offset with respect to one another in such a way that the imaginary straight extension of a conductor () runs on the one side of the connecting element () next to one or between two conductors () on the opposite side of the connecting element (). The first contact pins () are connected via an offset region () to the first conductors () which extend from the first side of the connecting element (), which offset region () compensates for the offset of the first and second conductors () on the connecting element ().

Double-row plug for a ribbon or foil cable, method for the production thereof, and apparatus for the transmission of current

An arrangement () for covering connecting points of electrical lines (-) in a moisture tight manner is indicated. The electrical conductors (-) of at least one first electrical line () are connected to the electrical conductors (-) with at least two further electrical lines (-). The connecting point is surrounded by a prefabricated housing () consisting of a mechanically stable synthetic material. The interior of the housing () is completely enclosed by a sealing material produced by injection molding which extends to both sides of the housing () up to the lines protruding beyond the housing (-).

Arrangement for sealing the connection point of electrical lines

A coupling part for an electrical line has an insulator having a receiving side and an oppositely lying plug-in side and throughholes, in which are arranged insulated electrical contact elements relative to each other, to which, in the mounted position, the electrical conductors of the line are connected on the receiving side of the insulator. A surrounding prefabricated housing is mounted over the connecting point of the conductors and contact elements, so that on the one side it stretches up to and over the insulator and on the other side up to and over the line.

Coupling part for an electrical conductor

A protective element for manufacturing circuit boards is provided, where conductors are fastened to the contacts of the conductors. The protective element includes recesses which are configured for arranging a conductor each, and the protective element can be arranged adjacent a support. The recesses of the protective element are arranged in a first position in alignment with the recesses of the support and in a second position at an angle relative to the recesses of the support. Preferably, the protective element has at least one hinge section which is configured for interacting with a complimentary hinge section of a support which can be mounted against the protective element, where pivoting of the protective element against the support about the pivoting axis of the interacting hinge sections moves the protective element on the support from the first position into the second position.

Protective element for conductors

Method for producing an electrically conductive connection between a component (), which is positioned in a housing, is equipped with electrical contacts and is accessible from the outside through an opening located in a wall of the housing, and a feed source, using a plug-type element (), which is equipped with electrical mating contacts () and is fitted to the end of an electrical line, which is connected to the feed source and has at least two insulated conductors (). The plug-type element ()together with conductors () connected thereto is first fixed on one end of a holder () made from plastic, whose outer dimensions are smaller than the clear width of the opening () of the housing (). Then the plug-type element () is passed through the opening () of the housing () by means of the holder () and is plugged onto the contacts () of the component (). Finally the holder () is detached from the plug-type element () once the end position of the plug-type element () has been reached, whilst remaining in the housing () or in its opening (). The holder () may also support a closure () to close the opening ().

Electrical plug type connector

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Richard Riedel