Mc Technology Gmbh

Ria-btr Produktions Gmbh

Frank Walter

Hermann Stadler

Klaus Bäuerle

The invention relates to a device for pulling out a terminal clamp with a fastening section for fastening the device to the terminal clamp and a grip section. The fastening section and the grip section are connected by a pivotable connection. A second fastening device for detachable fastening of the grip section to the terminal clamp is provided on this grip section.

Device for pulling out a terminal clamp

The disclosed technology relates to a single terminal () with a terminal body () designed in the shape of a frame and made of an electrically conductive material, with at least one connection pin () being arranged on one exterior side () and a clamping spring () being inserted in the terminal body ().

Single terminal

The invention relates to a contact element for a connecting terminal, where the contact element consists of a bent punched part, into which are integrated at least an initial clamping means for fixing a plug link into position and a second clamping means for fixing a connecting pin into position. The invention also relates to a connecting terminal, particularly a circuit board connecting terminal, with at least two clamping elements, where the clamping elements each have an insulating housing, with a contact element of the described type positioned within said insulating housing. Finally, the invention relates to a plug link for such a connecting terminal.

Contact element for a connecting terminal, connecting terminal, and plug link for a contact element

The invention relates to a connecting terminal with an insulating housing and a clamping contact positioned in the connecting terminal housing for the purpose of connecting an electrical conductor, such that a contact spring, which is electrically connected to the clamping contact in the housing, is guided through an initial hole in the housing of connecting terminal to the outside of the housing, and where the contact spring is so designed that it presses against the contact surface of the circuit board when the connecting terminal is mounted on a circuit board, to thereby produce an electrical contact between the circuit board and the clamping contact.

Connecting terminal

The invention relates to a contact element for printed circuit boards, comprising a terminal body that has an insertion opening for the insertion of a conductor and a screw for the fastening by clamping of the conductor within the terminal body. A seating element with a seating surface is detachably fastenable by a fastening element to the contact element. The seating surface has a surface area that is greater than the cross-sectional surface area of the terminal body.

Contact element

A terminal block for connecting electrical conductors has a first clamping spring element () and a second clamping spring element () for clamping the electrical conductor. The first and second clamping spring elements () are vertically offset from each other, and with an operating element for opening the clamping spring elements against the spring force. A first operating element () is provided for the first clamping spring element () and a second operating element () for the second clamping spring element (). The first and second operating elements () can be actuated independently from each other.

Terminal block for connecting electrical conductors

This invention concerns a terminal block for connecting electrical conductors with a first clamping spring element () and a second clamping spring element () for clamping the electrical conductors, with the first and the second clamping spring elements () being displaced vertically with respect to each other and with the two clamping spring elements () being electrically connected to each other whereby the two clamping spring elements () are electrically connected via an essentially S-shaped contact element () into which the two clamping spring elements () can be inserted from one side.

A terminal for circuit boards is described, having at least one clamping contact situated in a housing. The clamping contact is composed of a contact element and a clamping spring, the clamping spring being operable via an operating element. A projection is situated on the operating element, the projection striking a stopping edge of the housing in the position of the operating element causing the clamping spring to open. A counter-projection is situated on the side of the operating element opposite the projection, the counter-projection striking an interior stopping edge of the housing in the position of the operating element causing the clamping spring to be clamped.

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Blumberg, Germany

Frank Walter