Coninvers Gmbh

Interconnectron Gmbh

Coninvers Elektrotechnische

Sonja Fredl

Johann Scholler

The invention relates to an angle connector that is to be mounted on a unit housing and comprises a plug housing and a housing flange which partially extends over the plug housing and can be fastened in a rotationally fixed manner to the unit housing. The plug housing is rotatably fastened to the housing flange and can be twisted, using rotational resistance, relative to the housing flange in order to define the direction of extension. The plug housing of the disclosed angle connector is rotatably mounted on the housing flange by means of an elastic sleeve which is rotatably accommodated inside an annular front recess of the plug housing or housing flange and engages in a rotationally fixed manner with the respective associated housing flange or plug housing. In the area where the plug housing and the housing flange overlap, the plug housing and the housing flange are positively interconnected in at least some sections in an axial and radial direction while being non-positively interconnected in the circumferential direction by means of the sleeve.

Angle connector featuring a variable direction of extension

Electrical plug-in connection (), having a plug part () and a mating plug part (), which can be plugged together and produce a large number of electrical plug-in connections, at least the plug part () or the mating plug part () bearing, on its body (), a union nut (), which can be screwed to the mating plug part () or the plug part () and secures the plug-in connection () against becoming disconnected in an undesirable manner. The union nut () has, at both of its ends, an internal thread () for simultaneously screwing it to the plug part () and the mating plug part (), the internal threads () being formed in the opposite direction.

Electrical plug-in connection

A circular plug and socket connector is provided for producing electrical line connections and comprises a housing, accommodating and holding, in the region of one of its ends, an insulating base as a contact carrier and, in the region of its other end, a sealing cable lead-in and a covering cap, which makes a screwed connection with a second half of a covering ring of complementary configuration and is mechanically fixed to the housing. The housing has an overall cylindrical external periphery with at least one bearing surface assigned to the coupling ring and is overlapped, in part by the coupling ring and in part by a pot-shaped handle part having an opening in its bottom for the introduction of a cable.

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Deggendorf, Germany

Sonja Fredl