Couplings Bases/Cases TRIZ Cases

A pyrotechnic connector uses a flexible polyurethane seal to maintain water protection during secondary interlock displacement.

Dual sealing system prevents water intrusion while nested sleeve structure ensures user safety against high voltage terminals.

Annular seal member surrounds connector main body and presses against housing sealing surfaces via a bracket to reduce circumferential length.

Segmented seals isolate conductors from metal chassis, preventing gas ingress while accommodating thermal expansion and rotational strain.

An electric power steering unit uses an offset link mechanism and routed control cable to maintain compact packaging without structural interference.

Segmented coupling features in a hazardous location connector deliver distinct power signals, eliminating separate connectors for varying device requirements.

A connector housing features a viewing window part that allows operators to visually confirm the locked position of the water stop member.

Rear convex portions redirect drop impact away from cantilevered lock arms to prevent damage.

A submersible connector pin uses a rigid metal sleeve and metallized coating to prevent seawater ingress and cracking at the pin base.

Integrates protruding side-latches with a shielding shell to establish electrical contact for collective grounding in USB Type-C connectors.

A connector side retainer uses an inclined cam surface to convert linear tool displacement into transverse locking movement.

A connector uses a small receptacle to cover the male tip and guide alignment during horizontal insertion.