Terminal treatment apparatus for a coaxial cable to separate a sheath from a conductor
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsKenta Furuhata, Yasutsugu Shiraki
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Abstract
A terminal treatment apparatus for a coaxial cable including a core member having an inner conductor covered with an insulator, an outer conductor provided around the core member and formed of a plurality of wires, and a sheath covering an outer circumference of the outer conductor, includes a widening terminal to widen the outer conductor away from the core member by compressing a terminal-near portion of the exposed outer conductor from an outer circumferential side of the coaxial cable to deform the terminal-near portion of the exposed outer conductor.
Claims2
A terminal treatment apparatus for a coaxial cable including a core member having an inner conductor covered with an insulator, an outer conductor provided around the core member and formed of a plurality of wires, and a sheath covering an outer circumference of the outer conductor, the terminal treatment apparatus comprising:
- a terminal widening jig that widens a terminal of the outer conductor away from the core member by compressing a terminal-near portion of the exposed outer conductor from an outer circumferential side of the coaxial cable to deform the terminal-near portion of the exposed outer conductor,
- wherein the terminal widening jib includes:
- a pair of shaping blocks that separably contact each other, each shaping block including a groove formed on a side facing the other shaping block,
- wherein, when the shaping blocks are disposed around and in contact with the outer conductor, a holding hole of a right hexagonal shape or a right octagonal shape is formed by the grooves, and
- when the terminal-near portion of the outer conductor is disposed in the holding hole and then shaping blocks are close to each other, the holding hole compresses the terminal-near portion of the outer conductor and the outer conductor is widened away from the core member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.