Circuit member-holding clamp and method of producing same
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorKenichiro Kawaguchi
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Abstract
A circuit member-holding clamp (A1) is formed of a flexible resin material molded on a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members (W) in intersecting relation thereto, and the circuit member-holding clamp has such a configuration that a plurality of tubular portions (10), respectively surrounding the circuit members (W), are integrally connected together. Preferably, a thin wall portion (11) is formed between any two adjacent tubular portions (10). In a method of producing the circuit member-holding clamp (A1), the plurality of circuit members are inserted in a mold, and a flexible resin material is poured into the mold.
Claims39
A circuit member-holding clamp, for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions having juxtaposed tubular walls being integrally connected together, and each tubular portion enclosing a respective one of the circuit members, wherein the circuit member-holding clamp is formed of a flexible resin material molded on the circuit members in an intersecting direction thereto.
A circuit member-holding clamp, for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions being integrally connected together, wherein the circuit member-holding clamp is formed of a flexible resin material molded on the circuit members in an intersecting direction thereto, and wherein the flexible resin material is a resin having hardness of approximately 60 to approximately 80 degrees according to JIS standard “JIS K6301”.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions being integrally connected together,
- the method comprising:
- placing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members on a mating surface of a lower die;
- pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity in the lower die;
- after the pouring step, placing an upper die on the mating surface of the lower die, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material between the upper and lower dies;
- and
- enclosing each circuit member by a respective one of the tubular portions.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions being integrally connected together,
- the method comprising:
- passing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members through mating surfaces of upper and lower dies mated together;
- after the passing step, pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity formed by the upper and lower dies, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material molded in the cavity;
- and
- enclosing each circuit member by a respective one of the tubular portions.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp, comprising:
- placing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members on a mating surface of a lower die;
- pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity in the lower die;
- after the pouring step, placing an upper die on the mating surface of the lower die, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material between the upper and lower dies;
- and
- enclosing each circuit member by a tubular portion, the tubular portion being integrally connected to an adjacent tubular portion.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp, comprising:
- passing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members through mating surfaces of upper and lower dies mated together;
- after the passing step, pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity formed by the upper and lower dies, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material molded in the cavity;
- and
- enclosing each circuit member by a tubular portion, the tubular portion being integrally connected to an adjacent tubular portion.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions being integrally connected together,
- the method comprising:
- placing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members on a mating surface of a lower die;
- pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity in the lower die;
- and
- after the pouring step, placing an upper die on the mating surface of the lower die, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material between the upper and lower dies,
- wherein the flexible resin material is a resin having hardness of approximately 60 to approximately 80 degrees according to JIS standard “JIS K6301”.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions respectively surrounding the juxtaposed circuit members, the tubular portions being integrally connected together,
- the method comprising:
- passing the plurality of juxtaposed circuit members through mating surfaces of upper and lower dies mated together;
- and
- after the passing step, pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity formed by the upper and lower dies, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material molded in the cavity,
- wherein the flexible resin material is a resin having hardness of approximately 60 to approximately 80 degrees according to JIS standard “JIS K6301”.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp, comprising:
- placing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members on a mating surface of a lower die;
- pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity in the lower die;
- and
- after the pouring step, placing an upper die on the mating surface of the lower die, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material between the upper and lower dies,
- wherein the flexible resin material is a resin having hardness of approximately 60 to approximately 80 degrees according to JIS standard “JIS K6301”.
A method of producing a circuit member-holding clamp, comprising:
- passing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members through mating surfaces of upper and lower dies mated together;
- and
- after the passing step, pouring a flexible resin material into a cavity formed by the upper and lower dies, whereby insert molding the circuit members in the flexible resin material molded in the cavity,
- wherein the flexible resin material is a resin having hardness of approximately 60 to approximately 80 degrees according to JIS standard “JIS K6301”.
A circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members with respect to a wall, each pair of adjacent circuit members being spaced apart from one another by a distance, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions each extending along a respective longitudinal axis, each tubular portion encasing with material a respective circuit member, the material having a radial thickness approximately equal to the distance between each respective pair of adjacent circuit members.
A circuit member-holding clamp for securing a plurality of juxtaposed circuit members to a wall, the circuit member-holding clamp comprising a plurality of tubular portions each extending along a respective longitudinal axis, each tubular portion encasing a respective circuit member and having a right circular cross-section perpendicular to its respective longitudinal axis, and respective pairs of adjacent tubular portions sharing a common congruent chord.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.