Abstract: A wire harness including: a plurality of electric wires; a pipe through which the plurality of electric wires are inserted; and a heat-shrinkable tube that is fixed to a longitudinal end of the pipe and covers and binds the plurality of electric wires. A manufacturing method of a wire harness including: inserting a plurality of electric wires into a heat-shrinkable tube; heating the heat-shrinkable tube to heat-shrink the heat-shrinkable tube, so as to cover and bind the plurality of electric wires with the heat-shrinkable tube; and inserting the plurality of electric wires into a pipe and fixing the heat-shrinkable tube to a longitudinal end of the pipe.

Abstract: A wire harness including: an electrical wire including a core wire and an insulating cover that covers an outer circumference of the core wire; a pipe that covers the electrical wire; and a holder that holds the electrical wire and is fixed to an end of the pipe in a length direction, wherein: the insulating cover includes a recess formed in an outer circumferential surface of the electrical wire, and the holder includes a catch that restricts movement of the electrical wire in a length direction of the electrical wire relative to the holder by the catch fitting into the recess.

Abstract: A wire harness, including: a plurality of wire groups that each include a plurality of wires; a plurality of tubular first flexible shields that each encase a different one wire group of the plurality of wire groups; a tube that is made of a metal and into which drawn-out portions of the wires, which are drawn out from the first flexible shields, are inserted; and a tubular second flexible shield that bunches together and encases the drawn-out portions of the wires at positions thereof that are outside of the tube, and is electrically connected to the first flexible shields and the tube.

Abstract: A wire harness, including: a plurality of wire groups that each include a plurality of wires; a plurality of tubular first flexible shields that each encase a different one wire group of the plurality of wire groups; a tube that is made of a metal and into which drawn-out portions of the wires, which are drawn out from the first flexible shields, are inserted; and a tubular second flexible shield that bunches together and encases the drawn-out portions of the wires at positions thereof that are outside of the tube, and is electrically connected to the first flexible shields and the tube.

Abstract: A wire harness includes: a pipe including a first layer that is made of a resin material, and a second layer that is made of a metal material and is provided on an outer side of the first layer; electric wires inserted through the pipe; and a braided member that is formed by braiding a plurality of metal element wires, and is attached to the pipe so as to cover drawn-out portions of the electric wires that are drawn out from the pipe. The wire harness further includes a fitting that is fitted into the pipe and includes an insertion hole through which the electric wires can be inserted, and a fastener for fastening, in a region of the pipe in which the fitting is provided, the braided member to an outer circumferential face of the second layer.

Abstract: A wire harness that inhibits the movement of a wire relative to a pipe. A wire harness includes a wire, a pipe including a pipe body that covers the wire, and an extension portion extending from an end face of the pipe body in a longitudinal direction of the pipe body, and a holding portion that binds together a pulled-out portion of the wire that is pulled out from the pipe body and the extension portion.