Abstract: A connector is provided for interconnecting a coaxial cable to an electrical device. The connector has an internal body and an external body which are assembled together, and which can be activated to clamp upon and seal to an inserted coaxial cable without disassembling the external body from the internal body. The external body includes a deformable inner collar that permits the connector to be attached and sealed to cables of varying thickness as are found on common single foil and braid cable, Tri Shield cable and Quad Shield cable.

Abstract: A connector is provided for interconnecting a coaxial cable to an electrical device. The connector has an internal body and an external body which are assembled together, and which can be activated to clamp upon and seal to an inserted coaxial cable without disassembling the external body from the internal body. The external body includes a deformable inner collar that permits the connector to be attached and sealed to cables of varying thickness as are found on common single foil and braid cable, Tri Shield cable and Quad Shield cable.

Abstract: An F-connector assembly for installing a flexible coaxial cable to an electrical device. A sealing ring is disposed around the body of the F-port, positioned so as to create a seal with a mating coaxial cable connector plug when the plug is attached to the F-port.

Abstract: A connector is provided for interconnecting a coaxial cable to an electrical device. The connector has an internal body with a rotatable nut and an external body with a rotatable nut which are assembled together, and which can be activated to clamp upon and seal to an inserted coaxial cable without disassembling the external body from the internal body. The external body is axially moveable and when activated to clamp upon the inserted coaxial cable, also engages the sealing ring positioned around the internal body to form a seal with the rotatable nut.

Abstract: An electrical coupling is provided for connecting two coaxial cable housings. The coupling has male and female components which have mating tapered surfaces, such as conical surfaces. Screwing the male and female components together wedges the conical surfaces tightly so that the coupling is resistant to torsional forces that could otherwise cause rotational displacement of the components and lead to unscrewing of the coupling.

Abstract: A crimpless coaxial cable connector is provided which can be secured to a cable simply by pushing the cable into the connector and subsequently pulling it back. The body of the connector has a bushing mounted within it near the cable receiving end having a diameter to closely receive the cable. The body of the connector also has within it an annular mandrel having a bore to receive the stripped core of the cable, and having a sleeve adapted to engage the cable beneath the jacket by pushing the cable and the mandrel together. This stretches the jacket of the cable to a diameter greater than the internal diameter of the bushing. The mandrel is movable from a position in which the sleeve is ot surrounded by the bushing in which the sleeve may be engaged to the cable, to a position in which the sleeve is at least partially within the bushing in which the jacket is frictionally engaged by the bushing, by pulling the cable away from the connector after it has been pushed onto the mandrel sleeve.