US PATENT SUBCLASS 439 / 754
METALLIC CLAMP-TYPE CONNECTOR FOR STORAGE BATTERY TERMINAL

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754METALLIC CLAMP-TYPE CONNECTOR FOR STORAGE BATTERY TERMINAL {8}
755  DF  .~> For threaded-receptacle type terminal flush with battery wall (e.g., for side terminal type battery)
756  DF  .~> Common securing means for post and conductor
757  DF  .~> With clamp-to-post joint separator {1}
759  DF  .~> Spring-actuated or resilient clamp
760  DF  .~> With reinforcing insert
761  DF  .~> Deformable C- or U-clamp {1}
765  DF  .~> Screw-thread operated {6}
772  DF  .~> Clamping lever, cam, or wedge {2}

DEFINITION

Classification: 439/754

METALLIC CLAMP-TYPE CONNECTOR FOR STORAGE BATTERY TERMINAL:

(under the class definition) Electrical connector consisting solely of metallic material and specialized or particularly adapted to grasp or be secured to the terminal of a storage battery by compressive or wedging action.

(1) Note. To be classified in this and the indented subclasses, the connector must be disclosed as being used with a storage battery; the claims need not necessarily recite such use.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

202, for a coupling part comprising a tapered post or a mating part therefor (e.g.., a battery post) and having a contact encompassed by a liquid storage chamber.

388, for an electrical connector having a cutter-type contact, which connector is adapted to engage a tapered post (e.g.., a storage battery terminal).

522, for an electrical connector comprising or mating with a tapered post (e.g.., a storage battery terminal), which connector includes a contact cover or case for restricting environmental effects.

524, for an electrical connector comprising corrosion resistant conducting material other than lead. 726, for a clamp-type connector for a storage battery post, the connector having a movable insulated part for securing it to the battery post or a conductor thereto.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

429, Chemistry: Electrical Current Producing Apparatus, Product, and Process, for a battery having connector structure.