Abstract An optical connector comprises a first cap-nut-shaped connecting member having an internally threaded socket with a flat bottom to threadably engage with the threaded protective tube end of the first optic cable, a second bolt-shaped connecting member having a bore there-through and threadably engaged with the first cap-nut-shaped connecting member, a third connecting member and a fourth connecting member loosely inserted in the through-bore of the second bolt-shaped connecting member and having a flange at its opposite sides for threadably engaging with the threaded tube end of the second optic cable member. The end-surfaces of the fiber optic cable member and the second optic cable member are arranged opposite to each other. The third member's flange being caught between the second connecting member's bottom surface and the first connecting member's socket bottom surface. And the fourth connecting member being screwed onto the protected tube-end of the second optic cable member to form a light-guiding passage.
An optical connector for connecting each other two optic cable members, each of which includes an optic cable end having a smoothly finished surface and firmly secured in a protective tube with an externally-threaded end to be connected, comprising a first cap-nut-shaped connecting member having an internally threaded socket with a flat bottom to threadably engage with the threaded protective tube end of the first optic cable, a second bolt-shaped connecting member having a bore there-through and threadably engaged with said first cap-nut-shaped connecting member, a third connecting member and a fourth connecting member loosely inserted in the through-bore of the second bolt-shaped connecting member and having a flange at its opposite sides for threadably engaging with the threaded tube end of the second optic cable member, characterized in that the end-surfaces of the fiber optic cable member and the second optic cable member are arranged opposite to each other, the third member's flange being caught between the second connecting member's bottom surface and the first connecting member's socket bottom surface and the fourth connecting member being screwed onto the protected tube-end of the second optic cable member to form a light-guiding passage.
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An optical connector for connecting each other two optic cable members, each of which includes an optic cable end having a smoothly finished surface and firmly secured in a protective tube with an externally-threaded end to be connected, comprising a first cap-nut-shaped connecting member having an internally threaded socket with a flat bottom to threadably engage with the threaded protective tube end of the first optic cable, a second bolt-shaped connecting member having a bore there-through and threadably engaged with said first cap-nut-shaped connecting member, a third connecting member and a fourth connecting member loosely inserted in the through-bore of the second bolt-shaped connecting member and having a flange at its opposite sides for threadably engaging with the threaded tube end of the second optic cable member, characterized in that the end-surfaces of the fiber optic cable member and the second optic cable member are arranged opposite to each other, the third member's flange being caught between the second connecting member's bottom surface and the first connecting member's socket bottom surface and the fourth connecting member being screwed onto the protected tube-end of the second optic cable member to form a light-guiding passage.