The invention relates to a magnetic trigger mechanism at least comprising a yoke having an armature opening, in which yoke an armature is placed, which armature is coaxially surrounded by at least one section of the coil body having at least one
excitation coil and which is acted on by the force of a preloaded spring element and which remains in a first end position due to the magnetic retaining force of a permanent
magnet when current is not flowing through the
excitation coil, the permanent
magnet being arranged in the area of the first end of the armature together with a base extending between the armature and the permanent
magnet, and the second end position of the armature being achieved by means of a brief flow of current through the
excitation coil together with the accompanying lowering of the magnetic retaining force and the
spring force, which is effective then. The invention is characterized in that the first end of the armature, which first end faces away from the armature opening, is guided in the coil body in a centered manner, and the second of the armature, which second end faces the armature opening, is likewise guided in a centered manner by means of a centering ring centered in the coil body, the highly permeable centering ring lies against the yoke at the armature opening and can move radially relative to the yoke, the base is centered in the coil body, the centering ring together with the coil body ensuring that the armature lies flat in the area of the first end without tipping and always guaranteeing maximum retaining forces due to the armature
lying flat, the spring element having a larger
diameter than the armature, and the
magnetic flux commutating upon triggering from a series connection to a parallel connection.