Multi-Space Harness Clamp for Vibration-Resistant Retention

The clamp body is divided into multiple functional segments: a first clamp space for initial harness insertion and a second clamp space for final secure retention. The holding part is segmented into multiple elongated parts (first, second, third elongated parts) that work together to create multiple clamp spaces. This segmentation allows the harness to be restrained at multiple locations, preventing it from passing through gaps even under vibrational stress, thereby improving reliability without significantly increasing overall device complexity.

Multiple clamp spaces and holding functions are merged into a single integrated clamp body structure. The first clamp space, second clamp space, and various elongated parts are all formed as part of one continuous clamp body, rather than being separate components. This merging approach achieves reliable harness retention through multiple clamp spaces while avoiding the complexity of assembling multiple separate parts, thus improving reliability without proportionally increasing device complexity.

The insertion path is segmented into two distinct stages: first, the harness is inserted through the first gap into the first clamp space where it is initially held; then, the harness is deformed and inserted through the second gap into the second clamp space for secure retention. This segmentation allows the first gap to be sufficiently large for easy initial insertion, while the second gap can be smaller to prevent harness passage, thus improving reliability without compromising ease of operation.

The clamp body incorporates flexible elements including the folding back part that can bend and adapt to different positions. The multiple elongated parts are arranged to create clamp spaces that can accommodate harnesses at various orientations and locations. This dynamic design allows the rigid clamp body to flexibly adapt to different mounting positions and harness routes while maintaining secure retention through the multiple clamp spaces, thus improving both reliability and adaptability.