Shielded conduction path
AssigneeSumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd.
InventorHidetoshi Sugino
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Abstract
Provided is a shielded conduction path that enables a manufacturing operation to be performed easily and enables preventing positional shift. The shielded conduction path includes a shielding pipe that is shaped as a tube that surrounds electrical wires and is constituted by a pair of divided bodies that have divided ends that extend along the axial direction, and positioning members that are locked to the pair of divided bodies and are attached to the electrical wires. The two divided bodies are positioned relative to the electrical wires by the positioning members, and an operation of joining the two divided bodies together or the like can be performed without difficulty.
Claims13
A shielded conduction path comprising:
- a shielding pipe that is shaped as a tube that surrounds an electrical wire, the shielding pipe being divided axially into a pair of divided bodies, each divided body having a divided edge that extends along an axial direction;
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- a positioning member that is locked to axial ends of the pair of divided bodies and is configured to be attached to the electrical wire,
- wherein the positioning member is provided with an attachment piece attached to the electrical wire, and the attachment piece is housed inside of the shielding pipe.
A shielded conduction path comprising:
- a shielding pipe that is shaped as a tube that surrounds an electrical wire, the shielding pipe being divided axially into a pair of divided bodies, each divided body having a divided edge that extends along an axial direction;
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- a positioning member that is locked to axial ends of the pair of divided bodies and is configured to be attached to the electrical wire,
- wherein the positioning member has a tubular portion that is shaped as a tube and extends along an inner circumferential surface of the shielding pipe, and a step portion that projects from an outer circumferential surface of the tubular portion and opposes an axial-direction edge of the pair of divided bodies, the step portion including thick portions that bulge inward relative to other portions of the step portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.