Bimetal Button Contacts

Bimetal Button Contacts are button contacts made of bimetal, which combine high electrical conductivity with high mechanical strength. Excellent performance in harsh environments that need to withstand high pressures and high currents, such as automotive appliances, power control equipment, etc. The special design ensures stable contact, reduces wear and tear, and improves overall performance and durability.
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General Description

Bimetal contact buttons can be supplied in a large varitey of configurations and combinations of materials, The material of the working layer may be Ag,AgCdO or AgNi,Forthe side to be welded to the support material steel or Cu-Ni alloy can be used,The thickness of top working layer is within half of the top layer thickness .In the standard design the contactbuttons have 3,5or7 spherical projections,Other numbers of projections and shapes of the projections,however,are also possible

Standard Dimensios

Shank Diameter
(d)
Head Diameter
(D)
ShankLength
(L)
  2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 7 8  
Φ1.2                     0.6~1.5
Φ1.5                     0.8~2.0
Φ1.65                     0.8~2.0
Φ1.8                     1.0~2.5
Φ2.0                     1.0~2.5
Φ2.35                     1.5~3.5
Φ2.5                     1.5~3.5
Φ3.0                     1.5~5.0
Φ3.5                     2.0~5.0
Φ4.0                     2.0~5.0
Material Characteristics

 

Head Diameter Head Thickness Shank Length Shank Diameter Silver Layer Thickness Angle Spherical Radius
±0.10 ±0.05 ±0.15
0
-0.12 S≤0.4: 0.04 ±0.2° ±0.2R
0
S>0.4:  0
-0.04
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From off-standard sizes and shaped structures to special performance requirements, customers around the globe offer deeply customised metal stampings and electrical connection components.
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