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Contacts, Spring Loaded and Pressure

Highly reliable and efficient electrical contact systems are a critical component of electrical systems, including transportation, military, industrial, aerospace, and commercial applications. The use of springs, weights, and pressure is becoming the preferred way to create a conductive surface which is both reliable and safe. Additionally, electrical contacts such as springs, weighted valves, pressure switches, pressure sensors, and pressure cylinders offer a higher level of reliability, safety, and performance, making them ideal for many applications.

0901-0-15-20-75-14-11-0 applications field and working principle

0901-0-15-20-75-14-11-0 contacts are used prominently for the following applications:

• Industrial control applications, such as high voltage power transmission and distribution systems, and feedback control units
• Truck and trailer lighting and engine control systems
• Military systems, such as the Army Modular Interchangeable Reconnaissance Platform System (MIRPS) and the Joint Expeditionary Warfighter Enhancement System (JEWES)
• Medical equipment, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines
• Aerospace systems, such as the Navstar Global Positioning System (GPS) and the Space Station Solar Observatory
• Automation systems, such as stationary lines, assembly lines, and robotics.

0901-0-15-20-75-14-11-0 contacts use a combination of spring loaded and pressure-operated contacts to create reliable contact points, and ensure safety and performance of the system. The contact material is usually silver; however, gold and nickel may also be used, depending on the application. The contact size varies depending on the application, and the contact surfaces can either be smooth or rough, depending on the application. For example, industrial systems might require a very fine, smooth contact, while automotive systems might use a rougher contact surface.

The contact system usually operates by a combination of forces including spring tension, spring elasticity, weight, and pressure. The forces act together to create reliable contact points regardless of environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and moisture. The contact surfaces are typically very rigid, yet flexible enough to allow for small movement of the contact material. This movement helps ensure proper contact, and helps to reduce the possibility of electrical arcing.

The combination of spring loaded and pressure-operated contact systems make them highly reliable and safe for a variety of application fields. Additionally, they are relatively simple to install and maintain in most applications. This makes them a great choice for many applications in which contact reliability and safety are an issue.

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