Tubular article for branch-off seal

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1983-05-10

1985-12-24

Grimley, A. T.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Conduits, cables or conductors

Combined

24 305S, 24545, 174 88R, 174DIG8, 403273, H02G 1504

Patent

active

045608288

ABSTRACT:
A branch-off between elongate substrates, such as cables, is enclosed by a recoverable sleeve. A clip is positioned over an edge portion of the conduits for the substrates. The clip comprises a tubular body having circumferentially spaced apart slits, within which the end portions of the sleeve is received.

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