(under subclass 115) Devices specially designed for gripping or holding a sheathed strand, i.e., a cord, rope or other flexible strand which is enclosed in a tubular covering therefor.
(1) Note. The term "covering" as herein used, includes, for example, coatings of fibrous, plastic, or other material, and also armors or sheaths formed of wires concentrically arranged about a central core-strand.
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122.6, for cord or rope holders specialized for gripping or holding plural-strand cords or ropes other than those of the armored or central core type.
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174, Electricity: Conductors and Insulators,
74, 94 for connector and terminal devices for armored sheathed, or insulated electrical conductors. 439, Electrical Connectors, appropriate subclasses for electrical connectors, per se, having in many instances structure similar to that provided for in Class 24 and often specially designed to grip or hold a sheathed conductive strand, cable, or wire; and see the class definition of that class (439), for the line between Classes 24 and 439.
