A connector for elongated members such as wires or cables receives the members into holes in opposite ends of the connector, so that the members are offset radially outward from the central longitudinal axis of the connector on opposite sides of the axis. Portions of the connector housing may be twisted/rotated relative to each other on the axis to connect the members mechanically, and electrically if the members are conductive. The twisting/rotation of the housing portions moves the portions of the elongated members that are inside a hollow interior space of the connector to be against, and then to wrap around, a central, axial element that is on or near the central longitudinal axis of the connector. This causes each member to wrap around or adjacent to coils of the other member, forming a purposely tight and/or tangled knot of coils of both elongated members around the central element.

A connector for elongated members such as wires or cables receives the members into holes in opposite ends of the connector, so that the members are offset radially outward from the central longitudinal axis of the connector on opposite sides of the axis. Portions of the connector housing may be twisted/rotated relative to each other on the axis to connect the members mechanically, and electrically if the members are conductive. The twisting/rotation of the housing portions moves the portions of the elongated members that are inside a hollow interior space of the connector to be against, and then to wrap around, a central, axial element that is on or near the central longitudinal axis of the connector. This causes each member to wrap around or adjacent to coils of the other member, forming a purposely tight and/or tangled knot of coils of both elongated members around the central element.

A connection of a connection wire and a connection element are disclosed. In an embodiment a connection includes a connection wire having an insulation and a stud-shaped metallic connection element, wherein the connection wire is wound in a plurality of turns around the connection element, and wherein the turns include a first wire section, in which the connection wire is insulation-stripped, and a second wire section, in which the insulation is present.

A connection of a connection wire and a connection element are disclosed. In an embodiment a connection includes a connection wire having an insulation and a stud-shaped metallic connection element, wherein the connection wire is wound in a plurality of turns around the connection element, and wherein the turns include a first wire section, in which the connection wire is insulation-stripped, and a second wire section, in which the insulation is present.

The present invention provides a dual hook and eye fastener. The fastener includes a first end and a second end opposite the first end. A first eye and a second eye are located at the first end. The first eye is located farther from the second end than the second eye. A first hook and a second hook are located at the second end. The first hook is located farther from the first end than the second hook.

The present invention provides a dual hook and eye fastener. The fastener includes a first end and a second end opposite the first end. A first eye and a second eye are located at the first end. The first eye is located farther from the second end than the second eye. A first hook and a second hook are located at the second end. The first hook is located farther from the first end than the second hook.

A wire connector includes a member and a channel. A size of the channel is configured to correspond to a width of a largest wire to be connected by the wire connector. The wire connector includes a plurality of projections. The plurality of projections extend from at least one wall forming the channel.

A wire connector includes a member and a channel. A size of the channel is configured to correspond to a width of a largest wire to be connected by the wire connector. The wire connector includes a plurality of projections. The plurality of projections extend from at least one wall forming the channel.

A device for electrically connecting a cable metallic shield to another electrical element includes a neutral connection portion and an extended connecting member. The neutral connection portion is a flexible contact strip for electrically connecting to the metallic shield of the cable. The extended connecting member connects to the neutral connection portion and is used to electrically connect to another electrical element. The extended connecting member has a plurality of electrical members disposed over the contact strip. A clamping device biases the contact strip against the metallic shield of the cable. In use, an environmental jacket from the electrical cable is removed to expose the metallic shield of the cable. The contact strip is wrapped around the exposed metallic shield, and the clamping device is then connected to the contact strip. Another end of the extended connecting member is then used to connect to the other electrical element.

A device for electrically connecting a cable metallic shield to another electrical element includes a neutral connection portion and an extended connecting member. The neutral connection portion is a flexible contact strip for electrically connecting to the metallic shield of the cable. The extended connecting member connects to the neutral connection portion and is used to electrically connect to another electrical element. The extended connecting member has a plurality of electrical members disposed over the contact strip. A clamping device biases the contact strip against the metallic shield of the cable. In use, an environmental jacket from the electrical cable is removed to expose the metallic shield of the cable. The contact strip is wrapped around the exposed metallic shield, and the clamping device is then connected to the contact strip. Another end of the extended connecting member is then used to connect to the other electrical element.