Shield Connector Shell With Inclined Fixing Part

The shield member fixing part is formed with an inclined surface that creates a tapered or conical geometry. This curved/angled shape allows the fixing part to engage the binding member at an angle, converting the pulling force in the separation direction into both axial and radial components. The radial component presses the binding member against the inclined surface, increasing friction and mechanical interlocking, thereby enhancing resistance to separation while maintaining electrical connection functionality.

The shield member mounting portion is divided into distinct functional zones: an insertion region that allows easy insertion, and a fixing region with the inclined shield member fixing part that provides secure retention. The binding member acts as a separate element that bridges these zones, enabling simple insertion followed by automatic mechanical locking through the inclined surface engagement, thus separating the assembly and retention functions.

The shield member mounting portion features a localized inclined shield member fixing part rather than a uniform structure throughout. This inclined surface is positioned only where needed to engage the binding member, creating a local structural variation that provides enhanced fastening force. The rest of the mounting portion maintains a simpler geometry for ease of manufacture, thus applying the principle of local quality to achieve both manufacturing efficiency and mechanical strength.