Joint connector and joint terminal
US-9225111-B2 · Dec 29, 2015 · US
US2016268718A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016268718-A1 |
| Application number | US-201415032186-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Nov 6, 2014 |
| Priority date | Nov 13, 2013 |
| Publication date | Sep 15, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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A terminal fitting ( 20 ) has a main body ( 30 ) with a bottom wall ( 31 ), first and second facing walls ( 32, 33 ) extending from opposite sides of the bottom wall ( 31 ), an inner ceiling wall ( 34 ) extending from an extending end ( 33 A) of the first facing wall ( 33 ) toward the second facing wall ( 32 ) and an outer ceiling wall ( 35 ) extending from an extending end ( 32 A) of the second facing wall ( 33 ) toward the second facing wall ( 33 ) along an outer surface ( 34 A) of the inner ceiling wall ( 34 ). A stabilizer ( 36 ) is formed by folding a projecting piece ( 37 ) standing up from the outer ceiling wall ( 35 ) toward the extending end ( 33 A) of the first facing wall ( 33 ). A tip ( 37 D) of the projecting piece ( 37 ) can contact the first facing wall ( 33 ) and the inner ceiling wall ( 34 ) in a recess ( 38 ) formed on a corner therebetween.
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1 . A terminal fitting, comprising: a main body in the form of a rectangular tube; and a projection formed to project on the main body; wherein: the main body includes a bottom wall, first and second facing walls extending from opposite side edges of the bottom wall while facing each other, an inner ceiling wall extending from an extending end of the first facing wall toward the second facing wall and an outer ceiling wall extending from an extending end of the second facing wall toward the first facing wall along an outer surface of the inner ceiling wall; and the projection is formed into a cantilever shape by folding a projecting piece standing up from the outer ceiling wall in a direction away from the inner ceiling wall toward the extending end of the first facing wall, and a tip part of the projecting piece is configured for contacting both the first facing wall and the inner ceiling wall in a recess formed on a corner part of the first facing wall and the inner ceiling wall by arranging the tip part of the projecting piece in the recess. 2 . The terminal fitting of claim 1 , wherein a contact surface of the inner ceiling wall to be held in contact with the tip part of the projecting piece is formed over an entire area of the inner ceiling wall in a plate thickness direction. 3 . The terminal fitting of claim 1 , wherein the projection includes a vertical wall flush with the first facing wall. 4 . The terminal fitting of claim 3 , wherein a contact surface of the first facing wall to be held in contact with the vertical wall is formed over an entire area of the facing wall in a plate thickness direction. 5 . The terminal fitting of claim 1 , wherein a chamfered portion is formed on a contact edge of the projection to be held in contact with a rubber plug when the main body portion is inserted into a hole of the rubber plug. 6 . The terminal fitting of claim 1 , wherein the projection includes a holding portion for holding the tip part of the projecting piece in a state arranged in the recess. 7 . The terminal fitting of claim 6 , wherein the holding portion includes a holding protrusion lockable to the outer ceiling wall from the side of the inner ceiling wall. 8 . The terminal fitting of claim 6 , wherein the projection includes a cut portion formed by cutting off a part of a front edge of the projecting piece and the holding protrusion is formed between the cut portion and the tip of the projecting piece.
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