Spring arm contact with outer spring
AssigneeGrote & Hartmann GmbH & Co. KG
InventorBernd Zinn
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AssigneeGrote & Hartmann GmbH & Co. KG
InventorBernd Zinn
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This invention concerns a spring arm contact with an outer spring, possessing a conductor connection area, a spring arm base, and a contact area, with the contact area being formed by spring arms attached to the spring arm base and extending forward, and the outer spring being equipped with a spring arm base located on top of the spring arm base of the spring arm contact as well as with outer spring arms that embrace that spring arms of the spring arm contact from the outside, with a hexagonal hole being placed into the spring arm base of the spring arm contact, and the spring arm base of the outer spring being fitted with two dovetailed flaps located opposite each other which are bent into the interior of the spring arm base, with the shape of the flaps being adapted to the shape of the hole in such a manner that the side edges of the flaps grip behind the corresponding diagonal edges of the hole and lock into place.
Spring arm contact with outer spring, possessing a conductor connection area, a spring arm base, and a contact area, with the contact area being formed by spring arms attached to the spring arm base and extending forward, and the outer spring being equipped Q with a spring arm base located on top of the spring arm base of the spring arm contact as well as with outer spring arms that embrace the spring arms of the spring arm contact from the outside, characterized by the fact that a hexagonal hole (18) is placed into the spring arm base (2) of the spring arm contact (1a), and that the spring arm base (23) of the outer spring (22) is fitted with two dovetailed flaps (30) located opposite each other which are bent into the interior of the spring arm base (2), with the shape of the flaps being adapted to the shape of the hole (18) such that the side edges (31) of the flaps (30) grip behind the corresponding diagonal edges (20) of the hole (18) and lock into place.
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