Abstract: A high-voltage connector consists of a base connector mating a socket connector. The base connector (10) has: an insulated housing (11), input and output pin contacts (12,13), and a partition (16) dividing the housing into compartments (18,19) to accommodate the pin contacts. The pin contacts respectively consists of front portions (12a,13a) protruding into the housing's front opening (14) and rear portions (12b,13b) isolated by a middle rear extension (17) of the housing. The socket connector (30) has: a bifurcated housing (31), and a pair of socket contacts (32,33) held in this housing and securable on wire ends. The second housing is insertable into the front opening, causing the socket contacts to fit on the front portions. A recess (34) formed in the second housing is fittable on the partition, and two cylindrical chambers (35,36) formed in the housing (31) accommodate the socket contacts isolated and each lying on one side.

Abstract: To provide an individual-spindle-drive type textile machine capable of making a number of wires to the drive motor of each spindle unit compact even if the number of spindle units is large. Because the spindle units are arranged in two parallel arrays, one in front and one to the rear, maintenance work is greatly simplified. A wiring duct box, in which the common wiring line for each wiring is extended and routed, is disposed between the front-stage and rear-stage spindle unit group arrays, and is configured such that an electronic circuit board governing the rotation speed control of each motor is removably connected to the wiring line.