Resilient connector

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1978-01-17

1980-11-18

Husar, Francis S.

Metal working

Method of mechanical manufacture

Electrical device making

29863, 29882, 156 85, 156 86, 174 35C, 174 84R, 174DIG8, 228245, 228904, 339275R, 339DIG1, 428 36, 428161, 428163, 428913, 339275B, H01R 4300, H02G 1508

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042337313

ABSTRACT:
A dimensionally-recoverable article comprising a hollow resilient member which has been expanded to a dimensionally unstable configuration in which it is retained by a keeper positioned between and separating two parts of the hollow member away from the path of recovery thereof. The keeper is preferably made from a fusible or chemically degradable material so that it can be removed, for example, by heating or chemical treatment to allow the hollow member to recover towards its original configuration. One preferred form of article is a radially-expanded longitudinally split tube having the keeper positioned within the split. Such an article may be used as a connector to secure an earth lead to the sheath of a mineral-insulated cable.

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patent: 4016356 (1977-05-01), McLoughlin

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