DE1733771U - PUNCHED BRIDGE CONTACT. - Google Patents

Description

For electrical switches, especially small containers: 'Today more
and more 3rüoke: ~ contacts used. These Br-Jrver.kor.ta-k'ί consist of it ο ΐ r · t "i'13 tn ~" * A """" £ 2 ° * * f "'«' ^ * "" * "d * ~ T3p · 'ι V ^ ~ s "■ *> m ^ * ■ it"' —λ * · ■ ~ "η ■ - - **. ~ J" / """" • r; "· ' ¹ * "■. ι * ~ * _- I — t. J. ü j ^. Li C t; .L - C ^ ti ^ Co ijj,. ^ Υ ".: J ₁ ^ L ..ι -w r .. w C; _». A_ 4 »i ^ - -% λ - - ^r , - w · »· ^ ^. *« - ^ ^. _ * ^ U. O— - - - «.— -

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ls &.u; j :: at: ...:. '■: tiger · Kcntaktbr ^r 'ciier; carrierr. : .. with window ar ti gen Cffnun ^ re;., die * / ■ ._ ■ -

gladly, iie preferably made of I.Ict: a_I slnä,

iron made from price material '"earth, it is nctwanii /, aie

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tet. Giant η: 'mustard-creamy' crsrrlllnge have a ier brioi-: en bearer

wide at-branched spacing.

jumping, nasal-shaped parts caused considerable starvation.
Furthermore, with these bridge shapes it is necessary to attach the stan-work as a closed dance tool, which both sides are punched out of a corresponding sheet of sheet metal at the same time.

The! Innovation avoids both the backlog of contacts with the known at the beginning of the punching waste and is shown above it.

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duns of a simple cutting tool. The punched bridge contact according to the firing is characterized in that the projections formed to hold and secure the bridges resulting from the full use of material for the die cut Opposite out of three rounds.

Ar. Hand of the drawing v; the fire is explained:

I-ie Figure 1 shows i. "Grurdri- a contact bridge i, which is inserted in a K ^ ntPokücrückentrLiger 1. On both sides of the contact bridge supports 2 are attached to the contact irons 3. To scour the 7 / andung To avoid the bridge girder, their mutual spacing is chosen to be somewhat larger, so as to make up the width of the bridge girder. A bead 5 pressed into the bridge ninst the spring 6 loading the bridge with the interposition of a spring splitter ca Liii.

FIG. 2 shows, in side elevation, the contact bridge 1 with the spring 6a acting on it via a spring plate 6. The bead 5 , together with the spring of the bridge, provides the necessary guidance, v / fihz-end the IJasen 3 take over the protection of the bridge against displacement in the longitudinal direction.

FIG. 3 'shows another embodiment example of the firing device, In the case of the proportion of zv / egg lyases, only a single nose 7 with the associated one Recess 8 is provided. This design requires Zairian nuts 9 ″ or protruding rings 10 on contact bridge carrier 2.

3 -Protection claims 3 figures.

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Claims (3)

Schutsansgrücne ^. 1. G-es ^ ar.sxer bridge contact cur. Insert in the window-like recesses of contact bridge carriers, characterized by the fact that they are used to secure the two-way :: s an ^ refornite ITases that break out of the full r n C -JT ^ O ^^ V'JöV -rfi - ^ -S \ ■ '- \ -y ^ ₁ . -f * "J ·? £, '-ei"»"
Au £ * ~? - -. j. i ^. * iÄC * ^ ₅ C; ^ ■ _ I-. * * - ^ ^ - - J- rf J ^ - w a- « 2. Punched 3back> or.t £ k "t nach. Claim I, thereby ge.-cennzeichn-it there.; the l; ases are diagonally opposite on either side of the bracket ar,. ~ e c r in et. 3. Punched bridge contact according to claim 1 and 2, characterized by a centrally indented bead on which a spring loaded on the contact engages via a Peder plate to return the bridge. ~ 3 -