Abstract: A connector for a covering member of a cable contains a connector; the covering member, including an outer tube having a first hole, the first hole having an external portion extending outward from a peripheral side of another end thereof, the outer tube being retained in the connector, a bottom end of the external periphery being larger than the first hole; an inner tube having a second hole; a needle portion having a head projection and an engaging section; wherein after the needle projection retains in the second hole of the inner tube, the needle portion and the inner tube are received in the first hole of the outer tube so as to retain in the connector with the outer tube.

Abstract: A joint for a cable contains a connecting sleeve including threads around an inner wall of an upper end thereof and a shoulder on a bottom end of an inner wall thereof; an internal tube including an arresting ring extending around an upper end thereof and a circular groove around an outer wall thereof; an inner fitting member including a hole disposed on a top surface thereof, at least one curved recess formed on an outer wall thereof, and the inner fitting member including an insertion extending from a bottom end thereof; an outer fitting member including a protrusion and a first fixing section disposed on a bottom end thereof; a sheath member including a bore mounted on an upper end thereof, the bore including an annular cutout formed on an outer wall thereof and a raised loop fixed on a bottom end thereof; a banding member fitted to the annular cutout.

Abstract: A joint for a cable contains a connecting sleeve including threads around an inner wall of an upper end thereof and a shoulder on a bottom end of an inner wall thereof; an internal tube including an arresting ring extending around an upper end thereof and a circular groove around an outer wall thereof; an inner fitting member including a hole disposed on a top surface thereof, at least one curved recess formed on an outer wall thereof, and the inner fitting member including an insertion extending from a bottom end thereof; an outer fitting member including a protrusion and a first fixing section disposed on a bottom end thereof; a sheath member including a bore mounted on an upper end thereof, the bore including an annular cutout formed on an outer wall thereof and a raised loop fixed on a bottom end thereof; a banding member fitted to the annular cutout.

Abstract: A joint structure for a cable contains a connecting sleeve including threads formed around an inner wall thereof and a shoulder extending on a bottom end of the inner wall thereof; an internal tube including an arresting ring extending around an upper end thereof and a circular groove arranged around an outer wall thereof; an outer fitting member including a hole disposed on a top surface thereof; a sheath member including an arrest rib extending around a bottom end thereof and a threaded section mounted around an inner wall thereof; a stopping loop including a plurality of resilient paws arranged around an upper end thereof and spaced apart from each other, the resilient paws being titled inward; a screwed sliding member including a screwed portion disposed around an outer wall thereof to screw with the threaded section of the sheath member.

Abstract: A connector for a cable contains a connecting sleeve, an internal tube, an inner fitting member, an outer fitting member, a sheath member, and a circular paw piece, wherein the inner fitting member, the outer fitting member, and the sheath member are made of plastic material, so that the connector is assembled easily and conveniently without using an auxiliary tool, and can lower production cost and time.

Abstract: A connector for a cable contains at least one connecting sleeve, an internal tube, a front fitting member, a rear fitting member, a sheath member, and a circular paw piece, wherein the front fitting member, the rear fitting member, and the sheath member are made of plastic material, so that the connector is assembled easily and conveniently without using an auxiliary tool, and can lower production cost and time.