US 8,870,131 B2Granted

Wiring harness fixture

AssigneeYazaki Corporation

InventorsHiroki Gotou, Takashi Nomoto

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Abstract

A wiring clip 1 includes: an attaching portion 10 configured to be overlapped with a wiring harness; a locking portion 11 extended vertically from the attaching portion 10 and configured to be locked in a hole provided on a panel; and a pressing portion 12 configured to press the panel in a direction away from the attaching portion 10 when the locking portion 11 is locked in the hole. The pressing portion 12 includes: an inclined portion 19 continued to the attaching portion 10 and inclined with respect to both a vertically extending direction of the locking portion 11 from the attaching portion 10 and a longitudinal direction of the wiring harness overlapped with the attaching portion 10; and a parallel portion 20 continued to the inclined portion 19 and extended parallel to the locking portion 11 from the inclined portion 19. A surface 21a away from the panel of an intersecting portion 21 continued to both the inclined portion 19 and the parallel portion 20 is disposed further away from the panel than a surface 14a nearest the panel of the attaching portion 10.

Claims3

Dependent claims

A wiring harness fixture for attaching a wiring harness to a panel of a vehicle body, said wiring harness fixture comprising:

an attaching portion configured to be overlapped with the wiring harness;
a locking portion extended vertically from the attaching portion and configured to be locked in a hole provided in the panel;
and
a pressing portion extended from the attaching portion and configured to press the panel in a direction away from the attaching portion when the locking portion is locked in the hole,
wherein the pressing portion includes:
an inclined portion connected to the attaching portion and inclined with respect to both a vertically extending direction of the locking portion from the attaching portion and a longitudinal direction of the wiring harness overlapped with the attaching portion;
and
a parallel portion connected to the inclined portion at an intersecting portion and extended parallel to the locking portion from the inclined portion, and
wherein a surface of the intersecting portion away from the panel connected to to both the inclined portion and the parallel portion is disposed further away from the panel than a surface extending horizontally and nearest the panel of the attaching portion and the locking portion is projected vertically from a surface of the attaching portion.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application: 13/064,932Filed 27 Apr 2011
Priority: JP 2010-1062116 May 2010
Published: US 2011/0272547 A110 Nov 2011
Granted: 28 Oct 2014
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification11 codes

H02G 3/32
Installations of cables or lines on walls, floors or ceilings: using mounting clamps
B60R 16/0215
Wire harnesses: protecting, fastening and routing means therefor
F16B 21/086
In which the stud, pin, or spigot has a resilient part: the shank of the stud, pin or spigot having elevations, ribs, fins or prongs intended for…
Y10S 411/913
Expanded, threaded, driven, headed, tool-deformed, or locked-threaded fastener: self-expanding anchor