6results about "Emergency springs" patented technology

A contact system and electromagnetic contactor are provided in which the contact system includes a movable contact that moves along a closing direction and a pair of stationary contacts that are disposed facing each other along a longitudinal direction transverse to the closing direction. Each stationary contact has a C-shaped body with first and second legs that are oriented toward a center of the contact system and are spaced apart along the closing direction. The movable contact has a first movable contact portion disposed between the first and second legs of the first stationary contact and a second movable contact portion disposed between the first and second legs of the second stationary contact. The first and second stationary contacts each include a terminal portion that extends from the respective second leg in a direction that forms a non-zero angle with the longitudinal direction.

A contact system and an electromagnetic contactor include a movable contact that moves along a closing direction and a pair of stationary contacts disposed facing each other along a longitudinal direction transverse to the closing direction. Each of the stationary contacts has a C-shaped body with a first leg and a second leg oriented towards a center of the contact system and spaced apart along the closing direction. The movable contact has a first movable contact section disposed between the first and the second legs of the first stationary contact and a second movable contact section disposed between the first and the second legs of the second stationary contact. The first and the second stationary contacts each include a terminal section extending from the respective second leg towards a direction that forms a non-zero angle with the longitudinal direction.

This fuse unit (1) comprises: a bus bar (3) that acts as a conductor and in which a section to be cut (3b) is set; a case body (2) that supports two points sandwiching the section to be cut; a cutting section (4) that is disposed in a first space (6) that is an internal space of the case body and is formed on one side with respect to the bus bar, the cutting section acting as an insulator; and a reconnection section (5) that is disposed in a second space (7) that is an internal space of the case body and is formed on the side of the bus bar opposite to the first space, the reconnection section acting as a conductor, wherein the cutting section has a tip section (4c) that cuts the bus bar into a first portion (14) and a second portion (15) at the section to be cut and is able to move into the second space, and the reconnection section has a first connection section (5b) that comes into contact with the first portion and a second connection section (5c) that comes into contact with the second portion.

This invention provides an electromagnetic contactor that offers enhanced short-circuit protection, improved switch-off capability, and minimized contact resistance. [Solution] The contact system comprises a movable contact that moves along the closing direction and a pair of stationary contacts that are positioned opposite each other along the longitudinal direction that crosses the closing direction. Each stationary contact has a C-shaped body having a first leg and a second leg positioned facing the center of the contact system and spaced apart along the closing direction. The movable contact has a first movable contact portion positioned between the first and second legs of the first stationary contact and a second movable contact portion positioned between the first and second legs of the second stationary contact. The first stationary contact and the second stationary contact each have a terminal portion extending from their respective second legs in a direction that makes a non-zero angle with the longitudinal direction.

An electrical contactor including stationary contacts and movable contacts which are movable relative to the stationary contacts between a position of contact with the stationary contacts and a position of separation from the stationary contacts; an actuator for driving the movable contacts to move relative to the stationary contacts towards either the position of contact with the stationary contacts or the position of separation from the stationary contacts; a linkage for driving the movable contacts from the contact position to the separation position, independently of the actuator; the electrical contact is such that the linkage includes a drive spring and a system for disengageably locking the linkage.

A contact system and an electromagnetic contactor are provided, where the contact system comprises a movable contact that moves along a closing direction and a pair of stationary contacts disposed facing each other along a longitudinal direction transverse to the closing direction. Each of the stationary contacts has a C-shaped body with a first leg and a second leg oriented towards a center of the contact system and spaced apart along the closing direction. The movable contact has a first movable contact section disposed between the first and the second legs of the first stationary contact and a second movable contact section disposed between the first and the second legs of the second stationary contact. The first and the second stationary contacts each comprise a terminal section extending from the respective second leg towards a direction that forms a non-zero angle with the longitudinal direction.