807-22-001-10-021101

Contacts, Spring Loaded and Pressure.

807-22-001-10-021101 are components used in switches and electrical devices to mechanically complete or interrupt an electrical circuit, by being pressed against other contacts. Typically, a 807-22-001-10-021101 consists of two or more machined metal parts that are sealed to prevent a gas, liquid, or moisture from reaching the contact area. Contacts can be found in relays, switches, timers and other electrical devices.

Spring loaded contacts, or "snap-action contacts," use a spring to actuate the contact. When the contact is actuated, either by pressing against another contact, by using a plunger, or by a magnetic force, the spring provides a positive opening and closing of the contact. The spring loaded contact will return to the "off" position when the actuating force is removed.

Pressure contacts, or "high pressure contacts," use an internal mechanical force to actuate the contact. Pressure contacts require an external force to actuate them and the required force is determined by the size and shape of the contact. Pressure contacts are used in applications where a fast and reliable opening and closing of the contacts is needed.

807-22-001-10-021101 are versatile components used in many applications. They can be used to switch AC currents, DC currents, and very low power signals. Their spring welded and pressure welded designs make them suitable for use in harsh environments. Contact applications vary from home automation, industrial and automotive, to medical and military.

In conclusion, 807-22-001-10-021101 are versatile components used to create and interrupt electrical circuits. Their spring loaded and pressure designs make them suitable for a wide variety of applications, from home automation and medical to military and automotive. 807-22-001-10-021101 are reliable components that will last for years with proper maintenance and upkeep.