Line Connector Fastening with Integrated Blocking Body

A blocking body is integrated into the line connector that prevents mating connector connection until the fastening device has securely fastened the line connector to the line. This preliminary protective measure blocks the connection path in advance, preventing incomplete or loose connections from being made. Only after successful fastening does the blocking body get removed, allowing the mating connector to be connected. This resolves the contradiction by maintaining ease of operation while eliminating human error through a built-in safety mechanism.

The blocking body removal function is merged with the fastening device's existing deformation tool. The same mechanical structure that deforms the line connector to secure it to the line also serves to remove the blocking body. This integration eliminates the need for separate blocking body removal mechanisms, maintaining connection security while minimizing additional device complexity. The blocking body is designed with a geometry that allows it to be removed by the deformation tool's motion path and force application.

The blocking body automatically performs the safety check function without requiring separate operator actions. The fastening device, when performing its normal fastening operation, automatically removes the blocking body as an integral part of the fastening process. The operator simply needs to perform the fastening operation once; the system self-manages the blocking body removal. This resolves the contradiction by maintaining error prevention while avoiding additional manual steps, as the safety mechanism serves itself through the existing fastening motion.