Abstract: A wire harness that includes a cylindrical connector shell; a cylindrical flexible conductor; a fixing member for fixing the flexible conductor to an end of the connector shell; and a cover that covers the connector shell and the flexible conductor, wherein: the cover is fixed through fastening to the connector shell by a fixing band that is arranged on an outer circumferential surface of a leading end of the cover, and the cover includes: a connector fastener that is fastened to the connector shell by the fixing band; a covering that covers the fixing member; and a rib that protrudes inward between the connector fastener and the covering.

Abstract: A wire harness that includes a first wire and a second wire each including a core wire and a covering material that covers the core wire; and a tube, wherein: the tube covers a connection between the core wire of the first wire and the core wire of the second wire, each of the covering materials contains a cross-linked polyethylene, the tube contains a cross-linked polyethylene, the tube and each of the covering materials are directly joined, and a tensile shear strength between the tube and each of the covering materials is 350 kPa or more.

Abstract: A wire harness including: a first electric wire having a first core wire and a second electric wire having a second core wire, the first core wire and the second core wire being joined to each other, wherein: the first core wire has a planar portion extending over an entire length direction of the first core wire, the second core wire has flexibility higher than that of the first core wire, and an end of the second core wire is joined to the planar portion of the first core wire in an overlapped state therewith.

Abstract: A wire harness that includes a first wire and a second wire each including a core wire and a covering material that covers the core wire; and a tube, wherein: the tube covers a connection between the core wire of the first wire and the core wire of the second wire, each of the covering materials contains a cross-linked polyethylene, the tube contains a cross-linked polyethylene, the tube and each of the covering materials are directly joined, and a tensile shear strength between the tube and each of the covering materials is 350 kPa or more.

Abstract: A wire harness that includes a cylindrical connector shell; a cylindrical flexible conductor; a fixing member for fixing the flexible conductor to an end of the connector shell; and a cover that covers the connector shell and the flexible conductor, wherein: the cover is fixed through fastening to the connector shell by a fixing band that is arranged on an outer circumferential surface of a leading end of the cover, and the cover includes: a connector fastener that is fastened to the connector shell by the fixing band; a covering that covers the fixing member; and a rib that protrudes inward between the connector fastener and the covering.

Abstract: A single-core cable is protected over a long region by a pipe. A conductive path includes: a single-core cable in which end portions of a single-core wire are exposed; a first stranded cable in which an end portion of a first stranded wire that is exposed is coaxially fixed to the one end portion of the single-core wire; a second stranded cable in which an end portion of a second stranded wire that is exposed is coaxially fixed to the other end portion of the single-core wire; and a pipe that has an inner diameter dimension capable of surrounding the single-core cable and the first stranded cable, and is axially displaceable between a protective position at which only the single-core cable is surrounded, and an exposed position at which the one end portion of the single-core wire and the first stranded cable are surrounded, and the other end portion of the single-core wire is exposed.

Abstract: A conductive path includes: a first conductor in which a terminal end portion serves as a first connection portion; a second conductor in which a second connection portion at a terminal end portion is coaxially fixed to the first connection portion; a support member that is more rigid than the first and second conductors, and is disposed so as to extend along a fixed portion between the first and second connection portions; and a heat-shrinkable tube (holding member) that integrates the support member with the first and second conductors while enveloping the support member. Even when an external force acts on the first and second conductors so as to skew the axes of the two conductors, the support member and the heat-shrinkable tube keep the two conductors in the coaxial state.

Abstract: A shielded conduction path that makes it possible to reduce the diameter of a portion where a braided wire is fixed to a pipe. The shielded conduction path includes a pipe that has a shielding function, reduced diameter portions that are formed in the outer circumference of the pipe, braided wires that have a shielding function and are arranged such that the base end portions thereof envelop the outer circumference of the reduced diameter portions, crimp rings that are arranged so as to envelop the outer circumference of the base end portions of the braided wires and fix the braided wires to the reduced diameter portions, and a conduction path main body that is inserted into the pipe and into the braided wires.

Abstract: A shielded conduction path that makes it possible to reduce the diameter of a portion where a braided wire is fixed to a pipe. The shielded conduction path includes a pipe that has a shielding function, reduced diameter portions that are formed in the outer circumference of the pipe, braided wires that have a shielding function and are arranged such that the base end portions thereof envelop the outer circumference of the reduced diameter portions, crimp rings that are arranged so as to envelop the outer circumference of the base end portions of the braided wires and fix the braided wires to the reduced diameter portions, and a conduction path main body that is inserted into the pipe and into the braided wires.

Abstract: A conductive path includes: a first conductor in which a terminal end portion serves as a first connection portion; a second conductor in which a second connection portion at a terminal end portion is coaxially fixed to the first connection portion; a support member that is more rigid than the first and second conductors, and is disposed so as to extend along a fixed portion between the first and second connection portions; and a heat-shrinkable tube (holding member) that integrates the support member with the first and second conductors while enveloping the support member. Even when an external force acts on the first and second conductors so as to skew the axes of the two conductors, the support member and the heat-shrinkable tube keep the two conductors in the coaxial state.

Abstract: A single-core cable is protected over a long region by a pipe. A conductive path includes: a single-core cable in which end portions of a single-core wire are exposed; a first stranded cable in which an end portion of a first stranded wire that is exposed is coaxially fixed to the one end portion of the single-core wire; a second stranded cable in which an end portion of a second stranded wire that is exposed is coaxially fixed to the other end portion of the single-core wire; and a pipe that has an inner diameter dimension capable of surrounding the single-core cable and the first stranded cable, and is axially displaceable between a protective position at which only the single-core cable is surrounded, and an exposed position at which the one end portion of the single-core wire and the first stranded cable are surrounded, and the other end portion of the single-core wire is exposed.

Abstract: A shielded conduction path that makes it possible to reduce the diameter of a portion where a braided wire is fixed to a pipe. The shielded conduction path includes a pipe that has a shielding function, reduced diameter portions that are formed in the outer circumference of the pipe, braided wires that have a shielding function and are arranged such that the base end portions thereof envelop the outer circumference of the reduced diameter portions, crimp rings that are arranged so as to envelop the outer circumference of the base end portions of the braided wires and fix the braided wires to the reduced diameter portions, and a conduction path main body that is inserted into the pipe and into the braided wires.

Abstract: An electric wire sheathing member including a resin pipe with which springback can be suppressed, and a wire harness are provided. The electric wire sheathing member includes a resin pipe that has a tubular shape into which an electric wire can be inserted and that is bent into a predetermined shape, and a metal body that is integrally provided in at least a bent portion of the resin pipe and continuously extends in the axial direction. With this configuration, the rigidity of a bent portion of the resin pipe is increased by the metal body, thus making it possible to suppress the springback of the resin pipe.

Abstract: A shielded conduction path that makes it possible to reduce the diameter of a portion where a braided wire is fixed to a pipe. The shielded conduction path includes a pipe that has a shielding function, reduced diameter portions that are formed in the outer circumference of the pipe, braided wires that have a shielding function and are arranged such that the base end portions thereof envelop the outer circumference of the reduced diameter portions, crimp rings that are arranged so as to envelop the outer circumference of the base end portions of the braided wires and fix the braided wires to the reduced diameter portions, and a conduction path main body that is inserted into the pipe and into the braided wires.

Abstract: An electric wire sheathing member including a resin pipe that can be easily attached to a vehicle, and a wire harness are provided. The electric wire sheathing member includes a resin pipe, the resin pipe including a straight tube portion that has a tubular shape into which an electric wire can be inserted and whose cross-sectional shape is constant in an axial direction, a bellows portion that has a tubular shape into which the electric wire can be inserted and in which ridge portions and valley portions are repeated in an axial direction, and a bent portion that is formed by bending the straight tube portion into a predetermined shape. With this configuration, the straight tube portion is not flexible like a corrugated tube having a bellows shape is, and therefore, the shape of the bent portion is retained. Accordingly, the wire harness can be easily attached to a vehicle.

Abstract: An electric wire sheathing member including a resin pipe with which springback can be suppressed, and a wire harness are provided. The electric wire sheathing member includes a resin pipe that has a tubular shape into which an electric wire can be inserted and that is bent into a predetermined shape, and a metal body that is integrally provided in at least a bent portion of the resin pipe and continuously extends in the axial direction. With this configuration, the rigidity of a bent portion of the resin pipe is increased by the metal body, thus making it possible to suppress the springback of the resin pipe.