Abstract: A wire harness including a wire fitting is provided that maintains the length of the portion of the wire bundle that extends to the outside of the wire fitting reliably at a tolerance range without impeding the freedom of bending the wire bundle. A wire harness includes a wire fitting having a base and a cover covering a portion of a wire bundle together with the base. The base is provided with a protrusion that pierces the insulated wires at a portion further to an outer edge of the base than a portion of the wire bundle that is tied together by a first tie member, the wire bundle extending from the base to an outside of the base.

Abstract: A wiring tool (10) includes a base (1) and a cover (2) each of which is a plate with projections and recesses. The base (1) has partition walls (12A, 12B) standing from a wiring portion (11) to surround protection spaces (90A, 90B) where protected portions (41, 42) are to be arranged. The cover (2) is assembled with the base (1) to cover an area of the base (1) including the wiring portion (11). The cover (2) includes lids (24) that project toward the base (1) and fit into the inner sides of the partition walls (12A, 12B) of the base (1) to close openings formed by the partition walls (12A, 12B). The base (1) and the cover (2) are obtained by vacuum forming a flat resin plate.

Abstract: A metallic card clothing for use in a carding machine is produced by digging up at fixed intervals a plurality of regularly spaced projected ridges or one projected ridge formed on one flat surface of a steel strip thereby giving rise to a plurality of serrated component elements having a triangular shape in a plane as viewed in the longitudinal direction of the projected ridges and a lateral shape resembling the teeth of a saw. Owing to the specific shape of the needles formed in the component elements, this metallic card clothing excels in carding action and resistance to wear.