Silver Tip Contacts

Product Details: Size: 19 x 10 x 0.80 mm Part No: H100441275

Use in electrical Switch & in many more machinery

Silver Impregnated Contacts (SIG) Silver Impregnated Graphite (SIG) contacts are used in high safety applications of railway signaling, traffic signaling, and numerous other applications due to high silver content that eliminates the risk of welding in the presence of graphite. High contact resistance (>200m ) was observed in the SIG contacts in a railway signaling operation after a few thousand operations of the relay. The high contact resistance was discovered to be a result of loose dust/foreign particles residing between the two contacts. Silver had been preferentially removed from the contacting surfaces during switching operations by an abrading effect of the dust/foreign particles, leaving only graphite on the contact area. Wear was accentuated by the presence of porosity and low hardness of the contacts, leading to improper interaction between the mating surfaces. Silver Impregnated Graphite relay contacts combine the best properties of silver (electrical/thermal conductivity) and graphite (refractory nature) into a composite material. Distinctive features of the SIG material include its hard fusing characteristic, better conduction of heat and electricity, and easy brazing. Graphite carbon has high heat of vaporization and appreciably low material transfer in the localized high temperature spots developed during mating of contacts. Additionally, due to a high percentage of silver, the desired electrical properties are retained with practically no risk of welding. This combination of properties makes these contacts suitable for high safety applications such as railway signaling, traffic signaling, and numerous other applications. Silver Impregnated Graphite contacts are generally tested for dimensions, crushing strength, silver content, hardness, ash content, distribution of silver in the graphite matrix, contact resistance, X-ray mapping of silver, microstructure, life test, surface finish, and bulk density. The quality assurance of electrical contacts is often treated as an evaluation of "components in great quantity" and tested with statistical methods. This maybe the reasonable for the registration of fabrication defects, but consideration is also required for systematic failures related to specific materials, environmental influences during processing, application, and so forth. Failures caused by environmental influence occur late in the lifetime of the contact or component and may not be detected by early evaluations. Additionally, contamination on the surface of contacts and have deleterious effect on the contact and switching properties and may, in extreme cases, lead to early failure of devices.

Keeping track of client s varied demands; we are involved in offering a wide series of Silver Coated Contacts. Features: Easy to useLow maintenanceAffordable costsDurable finishLight weight

Silver Tips

The Silver Contacts we offer is available in various sizes and known for its sturdiness. These products are permanent mechanical fasteners. Easy to install these products are suitable for hardware applications. Besides, these products are highly resistance to corrosion. Features: Superlative performanceHigh durabilityCompetitive price

silver has a high level of electrical and thermal conductivity, good plasticity and arc corrosion resistance, as well as a very low contact resistance. It is easily soldered and is the ideal contactor material for continuous, enclosed electric connectors. It is one of the most widely used materials in small capacity and low voltage electrical appliances, such as automatic control switches, thermostats, timers, thermal relays, and computers.

We at Electracon Paradise Limited have highly skilled personnel with decades of experience in manufacturing and designing the silver alloys to maximise functionality, performance and safety. Contact material is of primary importance and its properties are the deciding factors in efficient and reliable operation of the contacts.The selection of ideal contact materials depends on the basic properties like high/ low electrical voltage, high conductivity thermal conductivity, good arc-interrupting capabilities with minimum contact resistance. Moreover, they must resist corrosion due to arc erosion and have minimum tendency against interfacial welding or sticking during service. This process is extremely crucial and starts with the careful selection of raw materials and stringent inspection to meet our own demanding standards along with rigid quality control through each stage of the manufacturing cycle. Advanced techniques along with the highest-grade materials and precision measuring equipments are used and monitored against certified reference standards.

Features: Longer service lifeResistance against corrosionHigh tensile strength

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