1. A strain relief member, may be disposed between the cover top and bottom portions.

2. The the strain relief nub hangs away from the ear either way and is anchored pretty well from the inside.

3. To design Strain Relief, inner mold and over mold for matching housing and mechanical test.

4. Molded strain relief boot from the cable entry to the end of plug.

5. Molded snagless strain relief boot from the cable entry to the end of plug.

6. To provide additional strain relief by making a small loop with a line and gently suturing the loop down.

7. Probes come with a strain relief spring to protect cable against flexing and tugging.

8. Buna-N Cable grommet or a strain relief fitting shall be provided in addition to the epoxy sealed leads.

9. Integral cable strain relief.

10. Molded Strain Relief is tightly bonded to the cable jacket to ensure a long cable life.

11. A mating connector and a strain relief clamp for screwing into the head is provided for convenient mating with the terminal head.

12. Finally fold the ribbon back on itself and press the strain relief device into position with firm hand pressure.

13. A plurality of cables extend through the channels disposed in the strain relief members and are attached to the housing quick disconnects.

14. Continue to hold the catheter securely, and turn the compression cap clockwise to lock the catheter in place. Slide the strain relief down, and attach to the compression cap.

15. One sample of each luminaire design with a lamp-supported lampholder shall be tested at least once per quarter to determine compliance with the strain relief test of Clause 13.21.2.

16. By holding the catheter from the above, slide the strain relief sheath down, and secure it on the compression cap.

17. Plus, a removable rubber cable boot guards the bottom of the scanner's handle providing superior cable and strain relief.

18. One sample of each luminaire design with a power supply cord shall be tested at least one per quarter to determine compliance with the strain relief test of Clause 13.21.1.

19. The invention provided one method to produce copper alloy with fine heat resisting and its slab and its intensity wasn't mostly decreased under the heat treatment, such as strain relief anneal.

20. BNC Male and BNC Female connectors for various size coaxial cables are available both with and without strain relief boots and in straight or right angle configurations.

21. A 35 lb (156 N) force was applied for a period of 1 min to the supply cord at the strain relief in a direction to cause the greatest movement of the cord.