Insulation-displacement connector
AssigneeSimon, S.A.U.
InventorJonatan Acien Fernández
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Abstract
An insulation-displacement connector including two cutting and connecting blades, each one provided with a section for inserting and centering of a cable, a cutting edge which extends from the section for centering and insertion, a base, and an arm for joining each blade to the base; where the cutting edges are inclined along the entire extension of the edges such that they cross one another, and where the cutting and connecting blades are not joined together at an end of the blades opposite to the joining end of the sections, but rather are joined to the arms such that the blades may be separated from one another according to a transverse direction.
Claims9
An insulation-displacement connector comprising:
- two cutting and connecting blades, each one provided with:
- a section for centering and inserting a cable;
- and
- a cutting edge which extends from the section for centering and inserting the cable,
- a base;
- and
- an arm for joining each blade to the base,
- thereby defining:
- an insertion direction between the blades;
- a transverse direction, perpendicular to the insertion direction and which goes from one blade to another;
- a frontal direction, perpendicular to the insertion and transverse directions,
- wherein in the absence of stress caused by the insertion of the cable between the blades, the cutting edges are inclined with respect to the insertion direction and throughout the entire extension of the edges, the projections of the cutting edges on a plane defined by the insertion and transverse directions intersecting at an intermediate point of the cutting edges, and the cutting and connecting blades not being joined together at an end of the blades opposite to the joining end with the sections for centering and insertion, but instead being joined to the joining arms such that the blades may be separated from one another according to the transverse direction along the entire extension of the cutting edges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.