Connector for a corrugated pipe with locking portion

The present invention relates to a connector for a corrugated pipe for the fastening of a corrugated pipe and having a locking portion which includes at least one lip on a side of the locking portion directed towards the corrugated pipe, whereby in the locked condition of the connector for a corrugated pipe an interlocking portion lies opposite the locking portion. A corrugated-pipe connector has a locking portion with a lip on one side of the locking portion facing the corrugated pipe. The locking portion in the closed condition of the connector is opposite to an interlocking portion. The lip extends along the locking portion and for more than 180° C. of the corrugated pipe circumference between two adjacent corrugated pipe corrugations. The end portions of the lip are closer to each other relative to the symmetric plane than the furthest spaced apart inner contours of the lip which are opposite to each other.