Abstract: An insulating contact carrier block is immobilized and locked in a corresding cavity of an electrical connector casing by at least one, and preferably two elastic clips. The clips are disposed respectively between the ends of the contact carrier block and the respective ends of the cavity of the casing. Each clip is of U shape, has a center web for hooking the clip on the adjacent end wall of the casing cavity, and legs projecting in the same direction from the ends of the web, straddle and elastically engage the sides of the block. An elastic tab on the web engages the adjacent end of the insulating carrier block during insertion of the block into the cavity, and snaps over a stop shoulder on the block to lock the block in its seated position in the cavity. Free ends of the legs of the clip engage stepped shoulders on the cavity side walls to prevent unhooking of the web from the end wall of the cavity.

Abstract: Electrical contact for coaxial cables or two-wire cables of the type having a cylindrical body inside which is mounted a contact piece, the body having in its wall elastic exterior portions able to abut against ledge parts inside a cavity hole of a connector body, the contact being constituted of two joinable assembly components, the first or outside component (1 ) comprising a cylindrical body supplied on the outside with means for locking (2) in a cavity hole of a connector body, and extended by a rear tubular part (3), and inside which is fastened and insulating sleeve (4), and the second or inside component, comprising a contact piece (5), a connecting barrel (8) for the conductors of the cable, and an insulator (9) interposed between the barrel and the contact piece.

Abstract: This invention concerns a connector element for armoured cable with two multi-core conductors.The element comprises a peripheral housing forming the earth contact, to which is fixed the braiding the of the cable, and an exterior contact socket is mounted co-axially in the housing and is rigid with a shank to which is fixed the bared extremity of one of the conductors of the cable, a central axial contact, rigid with the shank to which is fixed the bared extremity of the second conductor of the cable, the shanks of the exterior contact and the central contact being aligned, preferably along the axis of the conductor element, the shanks and conductor contacts of the connector element being separated from one another by insulators.