Wire Harness

Abstract

To maintain a tentative cabling shape before assembly.SOLUTION: A wiring harness comprises a wire 10, a first tape winding body 20 having a first adhesive tape 21 wound therearound against a first wire part 11 of a first wound interval 10b oriented in one direction from a base point 10a in the axial direction on the wire 10, and a second tape winding body 30 having a second adhesive tape 31 wound therearound against a second wire part 12 of a second wound interval 10c oriented in the other direction from the base point 10a in the axial direction on the wire 10. The first tape winding body 20 is formed so that a first resilience from an integral bent shape of the first tape winding body 20 and the first wire part 11 on the first wound interval 10b to a pre-bent shape is larger than a holding power keeping the wire 10 separately while keeping the bent shape. The second tape winding body 30 is formed so that a second resilience from an integral bent shape of the second tape winding body 30 and the second wire part 12 on the second wound interval 10c to a pre-bent shape is smaller than the holding power.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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