| 摘要 |
<p>An electrical connector housing has a first portion which surrounds a contact portion of the connector or terminal, a second portion which surrounds the ferrule portion of the terminal and a third portion which is intended to grip the insulation of an insulated wire when the ferrule is crimped to the core of the wire. The first and second portions of the housing are made of a first plastics material such as a filled nylon material which is relatively rigid but which can withstand the compressive forces to be applied to the second portion when the terminal and core are crimped together in the housing. The third portion is made of a different plastics material such as aromatic nylon which will not relax, as will the first material, after crimping of the third portion about the insulation of the wire.</p> |
