Electromagnetic contactor
US-9202652-B2 · Dec 1, 2015 · US
US9520246B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9520246-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514676896-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Apr 2, 2015 |
| Priority date | Dec 5, 2012 |
| Publication date | Dec 13, 2016 |
| Grant date | Dec 13, 2016 |
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An electromagnetic contactor includes a contact mechanism having a pair of fixed contacts disposed to maintain a predetermined interval in a longitudinal direction, and a movable contact disposed above the pair of fixed contacts, the movable contact contacting to and detaching from the pair of fixed contacts. Each of the pair of fixed contacts has a fixed contact portion, the movable contact extends in a longitudinal direction thereof and has a pair of movable contact portions contacting the pair of fixed contacts, and the movable contact is disposed so as to move in a vertical direction thereof on a connecting shaft fixed to a movable plunger and is pressed down by a biasing force of a contact spring in a downward direction thereof on a central portion of the movable contact in the longitudinal direction, the movable contact being held on the connecting shaft.
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An electromagnetic contactor, comprising: a contact mechanism having a pair of fixed contacts disposed to maintain a predetermined interval in a longitudinal direction thereof; and a movable contact disposed above the pair of fixed contacts, the movable contact contacting to and detaching from the pair of fixed contacts, wherein each of the pair of fixed contacts has a fixed contact portion, the movable contact extends in a longitudinal direction thereof and has a pair of movable contact portions contacting the pair of fixed contacts, and the movable contact is disposed so as to move in a vertical direction thereof on a connecting shaft fixed to a movable plunger and is pressed down by an urging force of a contact spring in a downward direction thereof on a central portion of the movable contact in the longitudinal direction thereof, the movable contact being held on the connecting shaft, a plate spring member, extending in a longitudinal direction thereof and having, in vicinities of two outer ends in the longitudinal direction of the plate spring member, a pair of urging force application portions that applies a predetermined urging force in the downward direction to the pair of movable contact portions, is attached to the connecting shaft, and the plate spring member includes an attachment plate portion arranged between the contact spring and the movable contact so that the movable contact is urged by the urging force of the contact spring and the plate spring member. 2. The electromagnetic contactor according to claim 1 , wherein the contact spring is fixed between an upper end of the connecting shaft and the plate spring member so that the contact spring applies the urging force to the central portion of the movable contact and the pair of urging force application portions applies urging force to two outer ends of the movable contact. 3. An electromagnetic contactor, comprising: a contact mechanism having a pair of fixed contacts disposed to maintain a predetermined interval in a longitudinal direction thereof; and a movable contact disposed above the pair of fixed contacts, the movable contact contacting to and detaching from the pair of fixed contacts, wherein each of the pair of fixed contacts has a fixed contact portion, the movable contact extends in a longitudinal direction thereof and has a pair of movable contact portions contacting the pair of fixed contacts, and the movable contact is disposed so as to move in a vertical direction thereof on a connecting shaft fixed to a movable plunger and is pressed down by an urging force of a contact spring in a downward direction thereof on a central portion of the movable contact in the longitudinal direction thereof, the movable contact being held on the connecting shaft, a plate spring member, extending in a longitudinal direction thereof and having, in vicinities of two outer ends in the longitudinal direction of the plate spring member, a pair of urging force application portions that applies a predetermined urging force in the downward direction to the pair of movable contact portions, is attached to the connecting shaft, and the plate spring member includes an attachment plate portion disposed between a lower end of the contact spring and an upper surface of the movable contact and gripped between the lower end of the contact spring and the upper surface of the movable contact by the urging force of the contact spring, a pair of inclined portions extending diagonally upward and outward from two outer ends of the attachment plate portion in a longitudinal direction thereof, a pair of horizontal portions extending outward horizontally in the longitudinal direction of the attachment plate portion from an end portion of each of the pair of inclined portions, and the pair of urging force application portions, standing downward from an outer end portion of each of the pair of horizontal portions in the longitudinal direction of the attachment plate portion, and applying a predetermined urging force in the downward direction to the pair of movable contact portions. 4. An electromagnetic contactor, comprising: a contact mechanism having a pair of fixed contacts disposed to maintain a predetermined interval in a longitudinal direction thereof; and a movable contact disposed above the pair of fixed contacts, the movable contact contacting to and detaching from the pair of fixed contacts, wherein each of the pair of fixed contacts has a fixed contact portion, the movable contact extends in a longitudinal direction thereof and has a pair of movable contact portions contacting the pair of fixed contacts, and the movable contact is disposed so as to move in a vertical direction thereof on a connecting shaft fixed to a movable plunger and is pressed down by an urging force of a contact spring in a downward direction thereof on a central portion of the movable contact in the longitudinal direction thereof, the movable contact being held on the connecting shaft, a plate spring member, extending in a longitudinal direction thereof and having, in vicinities of two outer ends in the longitudinal direction of the plate spring member, a pair of urging force application portions that applies a predetermined urging force in the downward direction to the pair of movable contact portions, is attached to the connecting shaft, and the plate spring member includes an attachment plate portion disposed between an upper end of the contact spring and a C-ring attached to the connecting shaft and gripped between the upper end of the contact spring and the C-ring by the urging force of the contact spring, a pair of inclined arm portions extending diagonally downward and outward from two outer ends of the attachment plate portion in a longitudinal direction thereof, and the pair of urging force application portions, provided on an end portion of each of the pair of inclined arm portions, and applying the predetermined urging force in the downward direction to the pair of movable contact portions.
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