Abstract: A contact element has a contact body. A contact arrangement is attached to the contact body. The contact arrangement has a spring tongue. The spring tongue has a free end with a locking face for securing the contact element in a contact housing. The locking face is movable between a locked position and an assembly position. The spring tongue has first and second retention tongues. The first retention tongue extends laterally to a longitudinal direction of the spring tongue and engages an opening in the contact body when the locking face is in the locked position. The second retention tongue extends perpendicular to the spring tongue for engagement with the contact housing when the locking face is in the locked position.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a coaxial plug connector having an electrically conductive shield housing and having an center conductor and an outer conductor. The outer conductor includes a first half shell and a second half shell which can be joined together in a direction substantially transverse with respect to the longitudinal axis of the cable. Furthermore, the invention relates to a coaxial angled plug connector in which the center conductor is angled such that the contact region and the connection region substantially form a right angle with one another. Finally, the invention relates to a process for making plug connectors of this type.

Abstract: A crimp connector for electrical contacting at least one electrical conductor embedded in an insulating material. The crimp connector has a crimping region comprising a base having at least one contact strip and at least one piercing tine. The at least one contact strip has a tapered tip and is arranged on the base such that the tapered tip penetrates an insulating material of a conductor from a lower surface to contact an electrical conductor therein when crimped. The at least one piercing tine has a tapered end region and is arranged on the base such that the tapered end region penetrates the insulating material of the conductor from an upper surface to contact the electrical conductor therein when crimped.

Abstract: A contact element has a contact body. A contact arrangement is attached to the contact body. The contact arrangement has a spring tongue. The spring tongue has a free end with a locking face for securing the contact element in a contact housing. The locking face is movable between a locked position and an assembly position. The spring tongue has first and second retention tongues. The first retention tongue extends laterally to a longitudinal direction of the spring tongue and engages an opening in the contact body when the locking face is in the locked position. The second retention tongue extends perpendicular to the spring tongue for engagement with the contact housing when the locking face is in the locked position.

Abstract: A crimp connector for electrical contacting at least one electrical conductor embedded in an insulating material. The crimp connector has a crimping region comprising a base having at least one contact strip and at least one piercing tine. The at least one contact strip has a tapered tip and is arranged on the base such that the tapered tip penetrates an insulating material of a conductor from a lower surface to contact an electrical conductor therein when crimped. The at least one piercing tine has a tapered end region and is arranged on the base such that the tapered end region penetrates the insulating material of the conductor from an upper surface to contact the electrical conductor therein when crimped.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a coaxial plug connector having an electrically conductive shield housing and having an center conductor and an outer conductor. The outer conductor includes a first half shell and a second half shell which can be joined together in a direction substantially transverse with respect to the longitudinal axis of the cable. Furthermore, the invention relates to a coaxial angled plug connector in which the center conductor is angled such that the contact region and the connection region substantially form a right angle with one another. Finally, the invention relates to a process for making plug connectors of this type.

Abstract: An optical fiber termination that includes fastening a plastic optical fiber end in a plastic contact tube, wherein the optical fiber end is introduced into the contact tube to a defined position, and the contact tube is subjected to ultrasonic energy whereby the contact tube and optical fiber end are joined together.

Abstract: An optical fiber termination that includes fastening a plastic optical fiber end in a plastic contact tube, wherein the optical fiber end is introduced into the contact tube to a defined position, and the contact tube is subjected to ultrasonic energy whereby the contact tube and optical fiber end are joined together.