Terminal with a heat shrink collar for wrapping connected wires

Electrical connectors – With provision to restrict environment effects – Including contact cover or case

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C439S932000

Reexamination Certificate

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06860756

ABSTRACT:
A terminal with a heat shrink tube for wrapping connected wires includes a metal sleeve being made of copper and having an enlarged portion formed on one end of the metal sleeve. The metal sleeve receives at least one stripped litz wire and is securely electrically connected to the at least one stripped litz wire after being clamped. A plastic collar is longitudinally connected to the enlarged portion of the metal sleeve. The plastic collar is a heat shrink tube and has a tapered portion formed on one end of the plastic collar. The tapered portion is connected to the enlarged portion of the metal sleeve such that a diameter of the tapered portion is gradually reduced relative to the metal and adapted for guiding the at least one stripped litz wire into the metal sleeve.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3601783 (1971-08-01), Loose
patent: 6454598 (2002-09-01), Burwell et al.

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