US PATENT SUBCLASS 439 / 744
.~.~ Secured by resiliently biased part latching behind shoulder or into recess

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439 /   HD   ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS

625  DF  WITH INSULATION OTHER THAN CONDUCTOR SHEATH {10}
733.1  DF  .~ Metallic connector or contact secured to insulation {10}
744.~.~ Secured by resiliently biased part latching behind shoulder or into recess {2}
745  DF  .~.~.~> Separate latching part secured to contact prior to engagement with insulation
746  DF  .~.~.~> Latching part unitary with metallic connector or contact {2}

DEFINITION

Classification: 439/744

Secured by resiliently biased part latching behind shoulder or into recess:

(under subclass 733.1) Electrical connector wherein the means to attach or fasten the metallic connector or contact to the insulating body comprises a yieldable or yieldably operated retaining tongue, projection, or shoulder carried by the metallic connector or contact (or by the insulating body) for being yieldably urged to latch and remain behind a cooperating retaining shoulder or abutment carried by the insulating body (or by the metallic connector or contact) whenever the metallic connector or contact and the insulating body are interengaged for attachment therebetween.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

595, for a coupling part including flexing insulation in which a hinged or flexed detent on the insulation engages to secure a contact within a coupling part housing.

603, for a coupling part including flexing insulation in which the yieldable insulation is urged to retain a contact within a coupling part housing.

751, for a metallic connector or contact secured to insulation by a part of the connector or contact resiliently urged to grip the insulation.

871+, for a metallic connector or contact, per se, which is adapted to be secured to an insulating body by a resiliently biased retaining part latching behind a retaining shoulder.

873, for a metallic connector or contact, per se, adapted to be secured to insulation by a part of the connector or contact resiliently urged to grip the insulation.