Lever engagement connector having engaging and disengaging fulcrums
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Jan 16, 2001
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Apr 16, 1999
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Apr 17, 1998
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A lever engagement type connector in which the connector (male connector) is engaged with a female connector by rotating a lever attached to the male connector. An engagement fulcrum, which becomes a fulcrum in the case of engagement of the male connector with the female connector, and a disengagement fulcrum, which becomes a fulcrum in the case of disengagement of the male connector from the female connector, are arranged in an engaging hole of the female connector being separated from each other, and a space formed between the engagement fulcrum and the disengagement fulcrum becomes an idle running space. When the lever is rotated, a protrusion of the lever is moved in the idle running space under the condition of disengagement. Therefore, the male connector can be simply disengaged from the female connector by a low intensity of force.
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