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US 6,787,702 B2Granted
Harness-applied armoring member and harness-arranging structure using the same
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorYasuhiro Suzuki
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AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorYasuhiro Suzuki
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A harness-applied armoring member for inserting electric wires therein is provided, by which an interference between a harness for supplying electric power and a vehicle body is prevented from occurring when a slide door of the vehicle is opened or closed. The bending radius of the armoring member varies depending on the bending direction thereof. A plurality of pieces are connected in series, a bending angle between the pieces is controlled by a stopper, and the bending direction of a front half of the armoring member is set reverse to that of a rear half thereof. Alternatively, a plurality of convex strips in the circumferential direction of the armoring member and concave grooves between the adjacent convex strips are alternately arranged in the longitudinal direction of the armoring member with varying an inner width of the concave groove depending on the bending direction.
A harness-applied armoring member for inserting electric wires therein, wherein a bending radius of the armoring member varies depending on a bending direction of the armoring member, the harness-applied armoring member comprising a plurality of pieces connected with each other in series, each said piece having stopper parts for controlling a bending angle between the adjacent pieces, with a front half of the pieces bending in a first direction and not a second direction, and a rear half of the pieces bending in the second direction and not in the first direction, the second direction being opposite to the first direction.
A harness-applied armoring member for inserting electric wires therein, wherein a bending radius of the armoring member varies depending on a bending direction of the armoring member, the harness-applied armoring member comprising a plurality of convex strips formed in the circumferential direction of the armoring member and concave grooves formed between the adjacent convex strips, wherein the convex strips and the concave grooves are alternately arranged in the longitudinal direction of the armoring member, and an inner width of the concave groove varies depending on the bending direction of the armoring member.
A harness-arranging structure comprising:
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