Biomedical electrical connector using a socket receptacle having a resilient sheath

) A two component leadwire system between a biomedical electrode and electrical equipment for diagnostic or therapeutic use, comprising:

• a first leadwire component in electrical contact with the electrical equipment, and
• a second leadwire component in releasable electrical contact with said first leadwire component and also in electrical contact with the biomedical electrode,
• said first leadwire component having an electrically conductive bayonet terminus, and
• said second leadwire component having a did molded socket for receiving said bayonet terminus, said socket comprising an electrical conductor surrounded by a resilient, insulative sheath, wherein said socket is formed by dip molding said sheath from a plastisol about said electrical conductor, and whereby when said bayonet terminus is inserted into said socket, said sheath resiliently grips said bayonet terminus, holding said bayonet terminus in electrical contact with said electrical conductor.