US PATENT SUBCLASS 439 / 625
WITH INSULATION OTHER THAN CONDUCTOR SHEATH

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439 /   HD   ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS

625WITH INSULATION OTHER THAN CONDUCTOR SHEATH {10}
626  DF  .~> Plural-contact coupling part {7}
702  DF  .~> Insulating body comprising or for use with cylindrical cap and shell type lamp receptacle casing {5}
708  DF  .~> Insulating body providing direct contact or engagement of duplicate terminals or conductors
709  DF  .~> Insulating body having plural mutually insulated terminals or contacts (e.g., terminal block) {7}
723  DF  .~> Insulating body with spaced, electrically interconnected, duplicate terminals or contacts {1}
725  DF  .~> Having movable insulated part for securing conductor or mating connector thereto {3}
730  DF  .~> Terminal connector having insulating tube or sleeve adapted to be crimped or heat-shrunk onto wire conductor
731  DF  .~> Insulating body divided parallel to longitudinal axis of engagement (e.g., formed of two casing halves)
732  DF  .~> Interfitting or abutting insulating bodies carried by separate mating connectors
733.1  DF  .~> Metallic connector or contact secured to insulation {10}

DEFINITION

Classification: 439/625

WITH INSULATION OTHER THAN CONDUCTOR SHEATH:

(under the class definition) Electrical connector at least a part of which includes electrically insulating material exclusive of that forming an insulating covering of conductor* or cable* secured thereto, the said insulating covering being carried by the conductor and being separate from the insulation of the connector.

(1) Note. The "insulating material" of this and the indented subclasses must be a part of the connector or contact structure rather than being merely the insulating covering on a conductor or cable secured to the connector or contact. The recitation of such insulated conductor in the claims is ignored for the purpose of classification in this and the indented subclasses.

(2) Note. Patents are classified in this and the indented subclasses when any claimed element is disclosed to be of insulating material (or known to be of insulating material) even though the claims do not specifically recite that such element is of insulating material.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

754+, and 775+, for a metallic connector or contact in which no insulating part is recited in the claims.

865+, for a metallic connector or contact having means for engaging the insulating covering of a conductor and in which no insulating part, other than the insulating covering on a conductor, is claimed.

869+, for a metallic connector or contact having thereon means designed specifically for enabling it to be secured to insulation (e.g.., an unclaimed insulating panel) other than the insulating covering on a conductor and in which no

insulating part, other than the insulating covering on a conductor, is claimed. 874+, 877+ and 883, for a metallic connector or contact in which no insulating part is recited in the claims.