Corrugated tube retainer
A corrugated tube retainer includes a turning member and a holding member. The turning member has a spherical section into which a corrugated tube is inserted, and a tubular section extending from an outer surface of the spherical section in a tubular shape. The holding member has a first housing section housing the spherical section turnably in a three dimensional direction, and a second housing section in which the corrugated tube is routed. The second housing section is provided with a standing section standing up from a bottom surface of the second housing section, and positioned just below the tubular section. By abutting on the tubular section, the standing section 66 prevents the corrugated tube from touching on a bottom surface of the second housing section.
1. A corrugated tube retainer comprising:
a turning member attached to one end of a corrugated tube; and
a holding member for holding the turning member,
wherein the turning member has a spherical section formed in a spherical shape and provided with a through hole into which the corrugated tube is to be inserted, and a tubular section continued from an end of the through hole and extending from an outer surface of the spherical section in a tubular shape,
wherein the holding member has a first housing section for housing the spherical section turnably in a three dimensional direction, and a second housing section adjacent to the first housing section in which the corrugated tube is routed,
wherein the second housing section is provided with a standing section standing up from a bottom surface of the second housing section, and positioned just below the tubular section such that there is a gap separating the standing section from the first housing section, and
wherein by abutting on the tubular section, the standing section prevents the corrugated tube from touching on the bottom surface of the second housing section.
2. The corrugated tube retainer as claimed in claim 1 ,
wherein the standing section is a rib extending in a direction intersecting with a longitudinal direction of the corrugated tube.
3. The corrugated tube retainer as claimed in claim 1 ,
wherein the standing section and the tubular section are made of different materials.
4. The corrugated tube retainer as claimed in claim 2 ,
wherein the standing section and the tubular section are made of different materials.