A tool for coupling and decoupling a connector of a cable. The tool includes a body, a bracket, and a first hook. The body has a first end portion, a second end portion opposite the first end portion, and an intermediate portion between the first end portion and the second end portion. The body has a longitudinal axis running between the first end portion and second end portion. The body also has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The bracket is disposed at the first end portion. The bracket defines a cavity configured to receive a portion of the connector, and the bracket is configured to push the connector as the tool moves in a first direction. The first hook is disposed at the intermediate portion. The first hook is configured to engage an opening defined by the connector and pull the connector as the tool moves in a second direction different than the first direction.

A tool for coupling and decoupling a connector of a cable. The tool includes a body, a bracket, and a first hook. The body has a first end portion, a second end portion opposite the first end portion, and an intermediate portion between the first end portion and the second end portion. The body has a longitudinal axis running between the first end portion and second end portion. The body also has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The bracket is disposed at the first end portion. The bracket defines a cavity configured to receive a portion of the connector, and the bracket is configured to push the connector as the tool moves in a first direction. The first hook is disposed at the intermediate portion. The first hook is configured to engage an opening defined by the connector and pull the connector as the tool moves in a second direction different than the first direction.

An electrical plug removal tool/implement comprising a nonconductive faceplate having a set of apertures contoured to receive the prongs of an electrical plug. The removal implement positions between the electrical outlet and the electrical plug, with the prongs traversing the same, and is adapted to pull the plug from the outlet when flexible strings are pulled which are affixed to the faceplate. The faceplate may comprise a plurality of sets of apertures in some embodiments.

An electrical plug removal tool/implement comprising a nonconductive faceplate having a set of apertures contoured to receive the prongs of an electrical plug. The removal implement positions between the electrical outlet and the electrical plug, with the prongs traversing the same, and is adapted to pull the plug from the outlet when flexible strings are pulled which are affixed to the faceplate. The faceplate may comprise a plurality of sets of apertures in some embodiments.

A connector assembly comprises an elongated inner signal contact and an insulating element, wherein the insulating element includes a first cavity configured to accommodate the inner signal contact, a latching element configured to secure the inner signal contact in the first cavity, and a second cavity extending in an axial direction and configured to receive a tool for separating the latching element from the inner signal contact.

A robot includes: an end effector including a tubular structure and a force sensor; and a controller, the controller to: control the robot holding a terminal to insert the terminal into an insertion hole; control the robot to, after the inserting, position an outer peripheral surface of a distal end of the tubular structure horizontally and bend the tubular structure at a predetermined angle; and control the robot to, after the positioning and bending, advance the end effector through a first distance that is predetermined.

A grounding clamp includes a safety lock-out which locks the operation of the clamp in the absence of a cooperating hot-stick. The lock-out employs a clutch which prevents the translation of the clamping members relative to one another until the clutch is disengaged. The cooperating hot-stick is required for the disengagement of the clutch.

A grounding clamp includes a safety lock-out which locks the operation of the clamp in the absence of a cooperating hot-stick. The lock-out employs a clutch which prevents the translation of the clamping members relative to one another until the clutch is disengaged. The cooperating hot-stick is required for the disengagement of the clutch.

An adjustable socket assembly includes a collet having a first end, a second end, and a perimeter wall. The second end has a receiving aperture therein. The collet is divided into a plurality a plurality of sections. A sleeve has a bottom end that receives the collet. The sleeve has an interior surface that tapers inwardly and abuts the sections to move toward each other as the sleeve moves toward the second ends of the sections. A biasing member extends through a top end of the sleeve and engages each of the sections. The biasing member is actuated to bias the sleeve downward to close together the sections and engaged the valve actuator. An engagement head is attached to the upper end of the biasing member and engages a tool to rotate the collet.

An adjustable socket assembly includes a collet having a first end, a second end, and a perimeter wall. The second end has a receiving aperture therein. The collet is divided into a plurality a plurality of sections. A sleeve has a bottom end that receives the collet. The sleeve has an interior surface that tapers inwardly and abuts the sections to move toward each other as the sleeve moves toward the second ends of the sections. A biasing member extends through a top end of the sleeve and engages each of the sections. The biasing member is actuated to bias the sleeve downward to close together the sections and engaged the valve actuator. An engagement head is attached to the upper end of the biasing member and engages a tool to rotate the collet.