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Rivet Contacts


We have the shapes and materials to suit every need.
We can respond to a variety of needs, from use in telecommunication to Power uses, by preparing different shapes and materials.
Types of Shape
1. Solid Type
The solid contact typically used.
1 shape
2. TCC Type
A composite contact modified to save costs.
2 shape
3. Double TCC Type
A double composite contact saves costs when both sides are used.
3 shape
4. Tubular Type
When stamping a rivet contact on a fragile base material, such as Bakelite, etc., this type is frequently used. It is available in a solid type and a TCC type.
4
5. Button Type
A contact assembled on spring material or bi-metal base by welding.
5 shape


Features of the HITACT Form
Saving silver and increasing welding life with our unique header process.
Excellent reliability due to the step structure of contact head.
Perfect bonding from center to edge, in contrast to conventional types.

Relative Durability of HITACT Contact and Normal Contact.
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Test Conditions: AC100V-10A resistive load
Stationary contact: as above (HITACT)
Movable contact: φ2.0 × 1.1 + φ 2.8 × 1.1 R10 (solid type)
Material: E120


Features
E Series
Stable contact resistance, good electrical and thermal conductivity.
Main constituents are silver and cadmium oxide (Ag-CdO).

FE Series
Contains no cadmium.

FE Series Properties
Type
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness (Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S.(%)
FE130
Ag90.7 SnO2
10.0
120
73
FE160
Ag88.3 SnO2
10.0
130
70

S Series
Excellent contact reliability, cadmium-free materials, adding tertiary and quaternary element to AgSnO-alloy.

SIE Series Properties
* [α · β]: added element
Material
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness (Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S. (%)
SIE-14B
Ag89.9 SnO2InO3
10.0
90
75
SIE-18B
Ag87.5 SnO2InO3
9.9
100
70
SIE-19B
Ag86.3 SnO2InO3
9.9
100
73
SIE-85D
Ag87.0 SnO2InO3
9.9
100
75
SIE-21D
Ag85.5 SnO2InO3
9.9
105
70

SBE Series Properties
* [ β ]: added element
Material
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness (Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S. (%)
SBE-12W
Ag90.2 SnO2
10.0
95
82
SBE-17
Ag87.4 SnO2
9.9
105
73

BZE Series Properties
* [ β ]: added element
Material
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness (Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S. (%)
BZE-39
Ag90.5 ZnO+β
9.7
95
76
BZE-08
Ag91 ZnO
10.0
105
85

GX Series, (for breakers and other large current load usages)
Anti-welding property is improved by adding oxide materials with superior heat durability to Ag.

GX Series Properties
* [α · σ · γ]: added element
Material
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness(Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S.(%)
GX-1
Ag83.5 CdOSnO2
10.0
95
55~65
GX-2X
Ag81.7 CdOSnO2
9.9
100
45 up
GX-3
Ag81.7 CdOSnO2
9.9
100
50~60
GX-7
Ag84.5 CdOSnO2
10.0
110
50 up
GX-10
Ag80.3 CdOSnO2
9.9
100
45 up
GX-30
Ag78.1 CdOSnO2
9.8
110
4 up

Properties of Contact Materials
Material
Composition (%)
Density
Hardness (Hv)
Electrical Conductivity I.A.C.S.(%)
Au
Au
19.3
20
71
Pt
Pt
21.45
40
17
Pd
Pd
12.0
40
17
Pd-Ru
PdRu10
12.0
180 to 280
4
Ag
Ag
10.5
25
106
Ag-Pd
AgPd10
AgPd20
AgPd30
AgPd40
AgPd50
10.7
10.8
10.9
11.1
11.2
80
85
90
95
100
30
17
12.0
7.7
5.5
Ag-Ni
AgNi0.2
AgNi10
AgNi15
AgNi20
10.5
10.3
10.3
10.2
40
65
73
80
106
91
88
83
Ag-Cu
AgCu10
AgCu20
AgCu24.5Ni0.5
AgCu40
10.3
10.2
10.1
9.8
62
85
115
95
86
82
68
82


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