JP2018201315A - Harness fixing tool and harness fixing structure - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a harness fixture and a harness fixing structure which can suppress erroneous attachment of a harness.SOLUTION: A first fixture 20 and a second fixture 40 for fixing a first harness 14 and a second harness 15 to a vehicle 10 are provided. The first fixture 20 is constituted by integrally forming a first engaging piece which can be engaged with a stud 12 of a body 11 of the vehicle 10 and a first holding portion 24 which can hold the first harness 14. The second fixture 40 is constituted by integrally forming a second engaging piece which can be engaged with the stud 12 of the body 11 of the vehicle 10 and a second holding portion 44 which can hold the second harness 15. A locking portion 50 provided to the second fixture 40 can be locked to a locked portion 30 provided to the first fixture 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a harness fixture that is fixed to an object to be fixed while holding the harness, and a harness fixing structure that fixes the harness to the object to be fixed.

  As a harness fixture, the thing of patent document 1 is known. This harness fixture has a base part, a holding belt for holding a wiring harness (so-called harness) on the base part, and an engaging convex part protruding from the outer surface of the base part. An engagement hole is provided in the body of the vehicle to which the harness fixture is to be fixed. And while a harness is hold | maintained at a base part with a holding belt, an engagement convex part is engaged with the engagement hole of a vehicle body in the state, and a harness is fixed to the body of a vehicle.

JP 2012-253909 A

  In recent years, the number of harnesses tends to increase with the increase in the number of functions of vehicles, and a plurality of harnesses are often disposed at the same location. In this case, a plurality of engagement holes used for fixing a harness (specifically, an engagement convex portion of the harness fixture) are provided in a narrow range in the vehicle body. Therefore, there is a possibility that the harness (harness fixture) may be attached at an incorrect position, such as the engagement convex portion of the harness fixture being erroneously fitted into the engagement hole arranged next to the engagement hole to be originally attached.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a situation, The objective is to provide the harness fixing tool and harness fixing structure which can suppress incorrect attachment of a harness.

  A harness fixture for solving the above-mentioned problem is a harness fixture that is fixed to an object to be fixed in a state where the first harness and the second harness are locked, and can be engaged with an engaged portion of the object to be fixed. A first fixing member in which the first engaging portion and the first holding portion capable of holding the first harness are integrated, and the second engaging portion engageable with the engaged portion to be fixed; The second holding part capable of holding the second harness is provided with a second fixing tool, and the locking part provided in the second fixing tool is provided on the locked part provided in the first fixing tool. It is a structure that can be locked.

  According to the above configuration, in the operation of fixing the two harnesses to the fixing target, the first harness whose work order is first is the first engaging portion of the first fixing tool that holds the first harness and the fixing target. It can fix to a fixation object by engaging with a to-be-engaged part. Further, the second harness after the work order has the first fixing tool interposed by locking the locking portion of the second fixing tool holding the second harness to the locked portion of the first fixing tool. Can be fixed to a fixed object. Thus, according to the said structure, two harnesses can be fixed to fixation object using a common to-be-engaged part.

  Moreover, according to the said structure, when the work order fixes the 1st harness (1st fixing tool) ahead to fixation object, it arrange | positions in the position which can engage the 1st engaging part of a 1st fixing tool. Since only one engaged portion can be provided, it is possible to suppress the first harness from being fixed at an incorrect position. And when fixing the 2nd harness (2nd fixing tool) whose work order is later, the second fixing tool is locked to the first fixing tool already fastened to the engaged portion. 2 The harness can be fixed at a normal position. Therefore, erroneous attachment of the two harnesses can be suppressed.

  Here, even if the fixation target is the same, due to differences in the specifications of the devices to which the harness is connected, a configuration in which only one of the two harnesses is fixed to the fixation target, a configuration in which only the other is fixed, and In some cases, either of the configurations for fixing both is selectively employed. In the above configuration, the first fixing tool and the second fixing tool are each provided with an engaging portion that can be engaged with the engaged portion to be fixed. Therefore, when fixing only the 1st harness, it can fix using the 1st engaging part of the 1st fixture, and when fixing only the 2nd harness, the 2nd of the 2nd fixture. Fixing can be performed using the engaging portion. And when fixing two harnesses to fixation object, as mentioned above, it can fix using the 1st engaging part of a 1st fixing tool. According to the above configuration, the harness can be fixed with a high degree of freedom in this way.

  In the harness fixture described above, a moving direction when the engaged portion and the first engaging portion are relatively moved to engage the first engaging portion with the engaged portion, and the engaged portion. A moving direction when the engaged portion and the second engaging portion are moved relative to each other to engage the second engaging portion, and the second fixing tool on the locked portion of the first fixing tool. It is preferable that the moving direction when the first fixing tool and the second fixing tool are moved relative to each other to be locked is the same direction.

  According to the above configuration, the operation of engaging the first engaging portion of the first fixing tool with the engaged portion to be fixed, and the locking portion of the second fixing tool are engaged with the locked portion of the first fixing tool. All of the work for stopping and the work for engaging the second engaging portion of the second fixing tool with the engaged portion to be fixed, that is, the work for fixing the first harness and the second harness to the fixing target, This can be done through the operation of moving the first fixture and the second fixture in the same direction. As a result, it is less necessary to think about the contents of each work compared to the case where each work is performed through the work of moving the first fixing tool and the second fixing tool in different directions. The burden can be reduced.

  In the harness fixture described above, the locked portion of the first fixture and the locked portion of the second fixture of the first fixture in a state where the lock portion is locked to the locked portion. It is preferable that the first holding portion and the second holding portion of the second fixture be provided at a position where the first holding portion and the second holding portion are sandwiched.

  According to the above configuration, when the two harnesses are fixed to the fixing target, the locked portion of the first fixture and the locking portion of the second fixture are arranged between the harnesses. Can be ensured. Thereby, since an operator can hold | grip a harness easily, the operation | work which fixes two harnesses can be performed easily.

  In the harness fixing tool, the first fixing tool and the second fixing tool are engaged when the locking portion of the second fixing tool is locked to the locked portion of the first fixing tool. It is preferable to line up in a direction crossing a moving direction when the engaged portion and the first engaging portion are relatively moved so that the first engaging portion is engaged with the portion.

According to the said structure, two harnesses can be arrange | positioned in the state which suppressed the space in a height direction with respect to the surface of fixation object.
In the harness fixture, the locked portion of the first fixture is preferably a locking hole, and the locking portion of the second fixture is preferably a convex portion.

According to the said structure, a 2nd fixing tool can be locked to a 1st fixing tool by simple operation | work which inserts and protrudes a convex part into a locking hole.
A harness fixing structure for solving the above problem is a harness fixing structure for fixing a first harness and a second harness to an object to be fixed, the first engaging part being engageable with the engaged part to be fixed. And a first holding part that holds the first harness, and a second engaging part that can be engaged with the engaged part to be fixed and a second holding part that holds the second harness. The first holding member is fixed to the fixing object through the engagement between the first engaging portion and the engaged portion, and the first fixing member is fixed to the fixing target. The second fixing tool is fixed to the first fixing tool through the locking of the locking portion provided in the second fixing tool to the locked portion provided in the fixing tool.

  According to the present invention, erroneous attachment of a harness can be suppressed.

The perspective view which shows one Embodiment of a harness fixing tool and a harness fixing structure. The perspective view of the 1st fixing tool of the state which is not fixed, and the 2nd fixing tool. The perspective view of a 1st fixing tool and a 2nd fixing tool. The top view of a 1st fixing tool and a 2nd fixing tool. The end elevation in the side section of the 1st fixing tool and the 2nd fixing tool in the locked state. The perspective view of the 1st fixing tool and the 1st harness of the state engaged with the stud. The perspective view of the 2nd fixing tool and the 2nd harness of the state engaged with the stud.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the harness fixture and the harness fixture structure will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a columnar stud 12 protrudes upward on a body 11 (specifically, a floor portion) of a vehicle 10. An engaging groove 13 (FIG. 2) extending around the entire circumference is formed in the vicinity of the end on the body 11 side on the outer surface of the stud 12. A first harness 14 and a second harness 15 are fixed to the vehicle 10. The first harness 14 is fixed to the body 11 via the first fixture 20, and the second harness 15 is fixed to the body 11 via the second fixture 40. The first fixture 20 and the second fixture 40 are made of a synthetic resin material.

  The first fixture 20 has a base portion 21 having a substantially rectangular tube shape. Each of the wall portions 21A and 21B of the base portion 21 extends in the vertical direction in a state where the first fixture 20 is fixed to the body 11 (the state shown in FIG. 1).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the base portion 21 is formed with a convex portion 22 extending in the vertical direction on the inner surface of each wall portion 21 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction. The protruding ends of the convex portions 22 have a convex arc shape toward the outside of the base portion 21 in a top view. As shown in FIG. 4, when the stud 12 is fitted inside the base portion 21, the protruding end of the convex portion 22 extends along the outer surface of the cylindrical stud 12.

  The first fixture 20 has a pair of first engagement pieces 23 that can be engaged with the stud 12. Each of the first engagement pieces 23 is directed inward in the longitudinal direction starting from the inner edge of the end of the wall portion 21B extending in the short direction of the base portion 21 on the body 11 side (the back side in the drawing in FIG. 4). Protruding. The protruding ends of the first engaging pieces 23 are spaced apart in the longitudinal direction, and form a convex arc shape toward the outside of the base portion 21 in a top view. The first fixing member 20 has a structure in which the protruding end of each first engagement piece 23 engages with the engagement groove 13 (see FIG. 2) of the stud 12 when the stud 12 is fitted inside the base portion 21. ing.

  As shown in FIGS. 2-4, the 1st fixing tool 20 has the 1st holding | maintenance part 24 which can hold | maintain the 1st harness 14 (FIG. 2). The first holding unit 24 includes a belt-like holding belt 25 and a buckle 26 into which the tip of the holding belt 25 can be inserted and locked. One end of the holding belt 25 and the buckle 26 are integrally formed on one of the wall portions 21 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction of the base portion 21. The holding harness 25 is wound around the first harness 14 (FIG. 2), and the leading end of the holding belt 25 is inserted into the buckle 26 and locked, whereby the first harness 14 is held by the first fixture 20. A state (state shown in FIG. 2) is obtained.

  The first fixture 20 includes a locked portion 30 that can lock a locking portion 50 (detailed later) of the second fixing device 40. The locked portion 30 has a substantially rectangular tube shape extending in the vertical direction in a state where the first fixing tool 20 is fixed to the body 11 (the state shown in FIG. 1). The locked portion 30 is a so-called female connector that forms a locking hole that opens upward. The locked portion 30 is integrally formed with one of the wall portions 21 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction of the base portion 21. The 1st fixing tool 20 is the aspect by which the base part 21 is arrange | positioned between the to-be-latched part 30 and the 1st holding | maintenance part 24, and these to-be-latched part 30, the 1st holding | maintenance part 24, and the base part 21 are It is integrally formed.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a lock wall portion 31 that extends in the up-down direction with a space from the peripheral wall 30 </ b> A is provided inside the locked portion 30. The upper end of the lock wall 31 is integrated with the upper end of the peripheral wall 30A of the locked portion 30, and the lower end is located in the middle of the peripheral wall 30A in the vertical direction. The lock wall portion 31 can be rocked about its upper end as a fulcrum by being pressed and elastically deformed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the second fixture 40 has a base portion 41 having a substantially rectangular tube shape. The base portion 41 has a shape extending in the vertical direction in a state where the second fixture 40 is fixed to the body 11 (the state shown in FIG. 1).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the base portion 41 is formed with a convex portion 42 extending in the vertical direction on the inner surface of each wall portion 41 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction. The protruding ends of the convex portions 42 have a convex arc shape toward the outside of the base portion 41 in a top view. As shown in FIG. 4, when the stud 12 is fitted inside the base portion 41, the protruding end of the convex portion 42 extends along the outer surface of the cylindrical stud 12.

  The second fixture 40 has a pair of second engagement pieces 43 that can be engaged with the stud 12. Each of the second engagement pieces 43 is directed inward in the longitudinal direction starting from the end inner edge of the body 11 side (the back side in FIG. 4) of each wall 41B extending in the short direction of the base portion 41. Protruding. The protruding ends of the second engaging pieces 43 are spaced apart in the longitudinal direction, and form a convex arc shape toward the outside of the base portion 41 in a top view. The second fixture 40 has a structure in which the protruding end of each second engagement piece 43 engages with the engagement groove 13 (see FIG. 2) of the stud 12 when the stud 12 is fitted inside the base portion 41. ing.

  As shown in FIGS. 2-4, the 2nd fixing tool 40 has the 2nd holding | maintenance part 44 which can hold | maintain the 2nd harness 15 (FIG. 2). The second holding portion 44 has a belt-like holding belt 45 and a buckle 46 into which the tip of the holding belt 45 can be inserted and locked. One end of the holding belt 45 and the buckle 46 are integrally formed on one of the wall portions 41 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction of the base portion 41. The holding belt 45 is wound around the second harness 15 (FIG. 2), and the tip of the holding belt 45 is inserted into the buckle 46 and locked, whereby the second harness 15 is held by the second fixture 40. (The state shown in FIG. 2).

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the second fixture 40 has a locking portion 50 that can be locked to the locked portion 30 of the first fixing device 20. The locking portion 50 includes a flat top plate portion 51 that protrudes outward in the short-side direction from the upper end of one of the wall portions 41 </ b> A extending in the longitudinal direction of the base portion 41, and the wall of the base portion 41. A plate-like protruding portion 52 that protrudes downward from the lower surface of the top plate portion 51 at a position spaced from the portion 41A, and a lock recess 53 formed on the outer side surface of the protruding portion 52 in the lateral direction. Have. The locking portion 50 is a so-called male connector having a convex portion protruding downward.

  As shown in FIG. 5, when locking the locking part 50 of the second fixing tool 40 to the locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20, first, the locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20. The protruding portion 52 of the locking portion 50 of the second fixing tool 40 is inserted into the inside. And when the front-end | tip part of the protrusion part 52 of the 2nd fixing tool 40 contact | abuts to the lock wall part 31 inside the to-be-latched part 30 of the 1st fixing tool 20, the lock wall part 31 will be pushed away by the protrusion part 52. It becomes elastically deformed. Thereafter, when the distal end portion of the protruding portion 52 of the second fixture 40 passes the lower end of the lock wall portion 31 of the first fixture 20, the lock wall portion 31 returns to the shape before elastic deformation, and the lock of the protruding portion 52 is reached. The leading end portion of the lock wall portion 31 is fitted and engaged in the recess 53 (the state shown in FIG. 5). Thereby, it will be in the state where the latching | locking part 50 of the 2nd fixing tool 40 escaped from the to-be-latched part 30 of the 1st fixing tool 20, and removed.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the first fixing tool can be obtained by a simple operation of inserting the locking portion 50 (projecting portion 52) of the second fixing tool 40 into the locked portion 30 of the first fixing tool 20. The second fixture 40 can be locked to the 20.

  In the present embodiment, the lock wall portion 31 of the first fixture 20 and the lock recess 53 of the second fixture 40 are engaged with each other, so that the second portion is inserted into the locked portion 30 of the first fixture 20. The state in which the locking part 50 (projecting part 52) of the fixture 40 is inserted is maintained.

Hereinafter, the function and effect of this embodiment will be described.
In the present embodiment, when the vehicle 10 is assembled, the work of attaching the first harness 14 is performed in the previous process, and the work of attaching the second harness 15 is performed in the subsequent process.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 6, in the previous step, the first fixture 20 holding the first harness 14 is attached to the vehicle 10. Specifically, the stud 12 of the body 11 is moved into the locked portion 30 of the first fixture 20 by moving the first fixture 20 downward from the upper side so as to approach the body 11 (stud 12). The first engagement piece 23 (see FIG. 4) of the first fixture 20 and the engagement groove 13 (FIG. 2) of the stud 12 are engaged with each other. Thereby, the first harness 14 is fixed to the body 11 of the vehicle 10.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in the subsequent process, the second fixture 40 holding the second harness 15 is locked to the first fixture 20. Specifically, by moving the second fixture 40 downward from the upper side so as to approach the body 11 (first fixture 20), the second fixture 40 is secondly fixed inside the locked portion 30 of the first fixture 20. The locking part 50 (projecting part 52) of the tool 40 is inserted, and the lock wall part 31 (see FIG. 4) of the first fixing tool 20 and the lock recess 53 of the second fixing tool 40 are engaged. As a result, the second fixture 40 is fixed to the vehicle 10 via the first fixture 20.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, the first harness 14 and the second harness 15 can be fixed to the body 11 of the vehicle 10 using the common stud 12. Thereby, compared with the vehicle in which the stud for fixing the first harness 14 and the stud for fixing the second harness 15 are provided, the body 11 side for fixing the two harnesses 14 and 15 is provided. It is possible to simplify the configuration and arrange in a space-saving manner.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the two harnesses 14 and 15 are fixed to the vehicle 10, whereas only one stud 12 used for the fixing is provided in the vehicle 10. Therefore, when the first harness 14 (first fixing tool 20) is fixed to the vehicle 10, only one stud 12 is disposed at a position where the first fixing tool 20 can be engaged. Thereby, since the 1st fixing tool 20 will not be accidentally fixed to the stud of the vicinity of the stud 12 which is originally fixed, it becomes possible to suppress the first harness 14 from being fixed at an incorrect position. . After that, when the second harness 15 (second fixing tool 40) is fixed to the vehicle 10, the second fixing tool 40 is locked to the first fixing tool 20 already fastened to the stud 12. The second harness 15 can be fixed at a proper position. As described above, according to this embodiment, it is possible to suppress erroneous attachment of the two harnesses 14 and 15 and attach the harnesses 14 and 15 to regular positions.

  Here, even if the basic structure of the body 11 is the same vehicle 10, in addition to the configuration in which the first harness 14 and the second harness 15 are fixed to the vehicle 10 due to the difference in specifications of the in-vehicle devices to which the harness is connected. A configuration in which only the first harness 14 is fixed or a configuration in which only the second harness 15 is fixed may be employed.

  In the present embodiment, the first fixing member 20 is provided with a first engaging piece 23 that can engage with the stud 12, and the second fixing member 40 has a second engaging piece that can engage with the stud 12. 43 is provided.

  Therefore, as described above, when the first harness 14 and the second harness 15 are fixed to the vehicle 10, the harnesses 14 are engaged through the engagement between the stud 12 and the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20. , 15 can be fixed to the vehicle 10.

  Even when only the first harness 14 is fixed to the vehicle 10, the first harness 14 can be fixed through the engagement between the stud 12 and the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, the stud 12 of the body 11 is inserted into the base portion 21 of the first fixture 20, and the first engagement piece 23 (see FIG. 4) of the first fixture 20. The first harness 14 can be fixed to the vehicle 10 by engaging the engagement groove 13 (see FIG. 2) of the stud 12.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 7, when only the second harness 15 is fixed to the vehicle 10, the engagement between the stud 12 and the second engagement piece 43 (see FIG. 4) of the second fixture 40 is performed. The second harness 15 can be fixed. Specifically, by moving the second fixture 40 holding the second harness 15 downward from the upper side so as to approach the body 11 (stud 12), the stud is placed inside the base portion 41 of the second fixture 40. 12 is inserted and the 2nd engagement piece 43 of the 2nd fixing tool 40 and the engagement groove | channel 13 (refer FIG. 2) of the stud 12 are engaged. Thereby, the second harness 15 can be fixed to the vehicle 10.

  Thus, according to the present embodiment, the harness is fixed to the vehicle 10 by using the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20 and the second engagement piece 43 of the second fixture 40. It can be done with a degree of freedom.

  As shown in FIG. 2, in the present embodiment, the first fixture 20 is moved relative to the stud 12 in order to engage the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20 with the stud 12 of the body 11. Direction (the direction indicated by arrow A in the figure) and the first fixing device 20 to lock the locking portion 50 of the second fixing device 40 to the locked portion 30 of the first fixing device 20. The direction in which the two fixtures 40 are relatively moved (the direction indicated by the arrow B in the figure) is the same direction. Therefore, the operation of engaging the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20 with the stud 12 and the engagement portion 50 of the second fixture 40 are engaged with the engaged portion 30 of the first fixture 20. The work can be performed through the work of moving the first fixing tool 20 and the second fixing tool 40 in the same direction (specifically, downward).

  Even when only the second harness 15 of the two harnesses 14 and 15 is fixed to the vehicle 10, the operation of engaging the second engagement piece 43 of the second fixture 40 with the stud 12 is the same. This can be done through the operation of moving the second fixture 40 downward with respect to the stud 12.

  Thus, according to this embodiment, all the operations for fixing the harness to the vehicle 10 can be performed through the operation of moving the first fixing device 20 and the second fixing device 40 in the same direction. As a result, it is less necessary to think about the contents of each work as compared with the case where each work is performed through the work of moving the first fixing tool 20 and the second fixing tool 40 in different directions. The burden on the user can be reduced.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 5, in this embodiment, the locked portion 30 of the first fixing tool 20 and the locking portion 50 of the second fixing tool 40 include the locking portion 50 on the locked portion 30. Position where the first harness 14 (the first holding portion 24 of the first fixture 20) and the second harness 15 (the second holding portion 44 of the second fixture 40) are to be sandwiched in the locked state. Is provided. Therefore, when the two harnesses 14 and 15 are fixed to the body 11, the locked portion 30 of the first fixture 20 and the locking portion 50 of the second fixture 40 are between the harnesses 14 and 15. A gap corresponding to the arrangement is secured. Thereby, since an operator can hold | grip the harnesses 14 and 15 easily, the operation | work which fixes the two harnesses 14 and 15 can be performed easily.

  Further, the first fixing tool 20 and the second fixing tool 40 are connected to the stud 12 in the state where the locking part 50 of the second fixing tool 40 is locked to the locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20. In order to engage the first engagement piece 23 of the fixture 20, the first fixture 20 is aligned with the stud 12 in a direction crossing the direction (specifically, the vertical direction). Specifically, the first fixture 20 and the second fixture are arranged so as to be aligned in a direction along the surface of the body 11. For this reason, the first harness 14 held by the first fixture 20 and the second harness 15 held by the second fixture 40 are held in a state where the space in the height direction is suppressed with respect to the surface of the body 11. Can be arranged. In addition, after the first fixing tool 20 is fixed to the stud 12, the stud 12 is visually recognized when the locking portion 50 of the second fixing tool 40 is locked to the locked portion 30 of the first fixing tool 20. It becomes possible. Therefore, the operation of locking the second fixture 40 to the first fixture 20 can be easily performed using the stud 12 to which the first fixture 20 is fixed as a mark.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.
(1) The first harness 14 and the second harness 15 can be fixed to the body 11 of the vehicle 10 using the common stud 12.

(2) It is possible to suppress the erroneous attachment of the two harnesses 14 and 15 and attach the harnesses 14 and 15 to the proper positions.
(3) Using the first engagement piece 23 of the first fixture 20 and the second engagement piece 43 of the second fixture 40, the harness can be fixed to the vehicle 10 with a high degree of freedom. .

  (4) All the operations for fixing the harness to the vehicle 10 can be performed through the operation of moving the first fixture 20 and the second fixture 40 in the same direction. As a result, it is less necessary to think about the contents of each work as compared with the case where each work is performed through the work of moving the first fixing tool 20 and the second fixing tool 40 in different directions. The burden on the user can be reduced.

  (5) The locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20 and the locking part 50 of the second fixing tool 40 in the state where the locking part 50 is locked to the locked part 30 are The first holding portion 24 and the second holding portion 44 of the second fixture 40 are provided at a position where they can be sandwiched. Thereby, when the two harnesses 14 and 15 are fixed to the body 11, the operator can easily grip the harnesses 14 and 15, and thus the operation of fixing the two harnesses 14 and 15 is easily performed. be able to.

  (6) The first fixture 20 and the second fixture 40 are arranged so as to line up in the direction along the surface of the body 11. For this reason, the first harness 14 held by the first fixture 20 and the second harness 15 held by the second fixture 40 are held in a state where the space in the height direction is suppressed with respect to the surface of the body 11. Can be arranged.

  (7) The second fixing to the first fixing tool 20 is performed by a simple operation such as inserting the locking part 50 (projecting part 52) of the second fixing tool 40 into the locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20. The tool 40 can be locked.

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The above embodiment may be modified as follows.
The configuration for holding the state in which the locking portion 50 of the second fixing device 40 is inserted into the locked portion 30 of the first fixing device 20 is the same as that of the lock wall portion 31 of the first fixing device 20 Not only the structure which engages with the lock | rock recessed part 53 of 2 fixture 40 but arbitrary structures are employable. As such a configuration, a configuration in which a fitting convex portion formed on the other side is fitted to a fitting concave portion formed on one side of the first fixing tool 20 and the second fixing tool 40 can be employed.

  A female connection that forms a locking hole that opens the locking portion of the second fixing tool 40 downward, with the locked portion of the first fixing device 20 having a protruding portion protruding upward. It is good also as a tool. Even in such a configuration, the second fixing tool 40 is moved downward from the upper side so as to approach the first fixing tool 20, whereby the locking portion of the second fixing tool 40 is moved to the locked portion of the first fixing tool 20. Can be locked.

  The structure of the locked part 30 of the first fixing tool 20 and the locking part 50 of the second fixing tool 40 is changed to the engaged part by moving the second fixing tool 40 along the extending direction of the harness. A structure in which the engaging portion can be locked, or a structure in which the engaging portion can be locked in the engaged portion by moving the second fixing tool 40 along the surface of the body 11. Or you may.

  -The harness fixing tool and harness fixing structure of the said embodiment are applicable also to the vehicle fixed to the body 11 in the state in which the 1st harness 14 and the 2nd harness 15 were arranged in the up-down direction.

  A position where the second fixture 40 is not caught between the first holder 24 of the first fixture 20 and the second holder 44 of the second fixture 40 when the second fixture 40 is locked to the first fixture 20. In addition, the locked portion 30 of the first fixing tool 20 and the locking portion 50 of the second fixing tool 40 may be disposed.

  -The structure for engaging the 1st fixing tool 20 and the 2nd fixing tool 40 with the body 11 can be changed arbitrarily. For example, a structure in which the engagement convex portion formed on the body 11 and the engagement convex portion formed on the first fixture 20 (or the second fixture 40) are engaged, or the engagement hole formed on the body 11 and the first The structure etc. which engage with the engagement convex part formed in the 1 fixing tool 20 (or 2nd fixing tool 40) are employable.

  -The harness fixing tool and harness fixing structure of the said embodiment are not necessarily applied to the part which fixes the two harnesses 14 and 15 to the body 11 of the vehicle 10, but for the interior member (for example, instrument panel) of the vehicle 10. The present invention can also be applied to a portion for fixing two harnesses.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Vehicle, 11 ... Body (fixed object), 12 ... Stud (engaged part), 13 ... Engaging groove, 14 ... 1st harness, 15 ... 2nd harness, 20 ... 1st fixing tool, 21 ... Base Part, 21A, 21B ... wall part, 22 ... convex part, 23 ... first engaging piece (first engaging part), 24 ... first holding part, 25 ... holding belt, 26 ... buckle, 30 ... locked Part, 30A ... peripheral wall (locking hole), 31 ... lock wall part, 40 ... second fixture, 41 ... base part, 41A, 41B ... wall part, 42 ... convex part, 43 ... second engagement piece (first 2 ... engaging portion), 44 ... second holding portion, 45 ... holding belt, 46 ... buckle, 50 ... locking portion, 51 ... top plate portion, 52 ... projection (projection), 53 ... lock recess.

Claims (6)

A harness fixture that is fixed to an object to be fixed in a state where the first harness and the second harness are locked,
A first fixing device in which a first engaging portion that can be engaged with the engaged portion to be fixed and a first holding portion that can hold the first harness are integrated, and the engaged portion to be fixed A second engaging part that can be engaged with a second holding part that can hold the second harness,
A harness fixture having a structure in which a latching portion provided in the second fixture can be latched to a latched portion provided in the first fixture. The harness fixture according to claim 1,
A moving direction when the engaged portion and the first engaging portion are relatively moved so as to engage the first engaged portion with the engaged portion, and the second engagement with the engaged portion. The engaging portion of the second fixture is engaged with the moving direction when the engaged portion and the second engaging portion are relatively moved to engage the engaging portion, and the locked portion of the first fixture. A harness fixture, wherein the moving direction when the first fixture and the second fixture are relatively moved to be stopped is the same direction. The harness fixture according to claim 1 or 2,
The locked portion of the first fixing tool and the locking portion of the second fixing tool are the first holding portion of the first fixing tool and the locking portion of the first fixing tool when the locking portion is locked to the locked portion. A harness fixture, wherein the harness fixture is provided at a position to be sandwiched between the second holding portion of the second fixture. In the harness fixture of any one of Claims 1-3,
In the state where the locking portion of the second fixing tool is locked to the locked portion of the first fixing tool, the first fixing tool and the second fixing tool are connected to the engaged portion of the first fixing tool. A harness fixture characterized by being arranged in a direction crossing a moving direction when the engaged portion and the first engaging portion are relatively moved so as to engage a joint portion. In the harness fixture of any one of Claims 1-4,
The harness fixture, wherein the locked portion of the first fixture is a locking hole, and the locking portion of the second fixture is a convex portion. A harness fixing structure for fixing the first harness and the second harness to a fixing target,
A first fixing member that can be engaged with the engaged portion to be fixed and a first holding portion that holds the first harness are integrated into the first fixing tool and the engaged portion to be fixed. The second engaging part that can be engaged and the second holding part that holds the second harness include an integrated second fixing tool,
The first fixing tool is fixed to the fixing object through the engagement of the first engaging portion and the engaged portion,
A harness fixing structure in which the second fixing tool is fixed to the first fixing tool through locking of the locking portion provided in the second fixing tool to the locked portion provided in the first fixing tool. .