Bifurcated fuse clip

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1987-12-03

1989-01-17

Sikes, William L.

Electrical connectors

Metallic connector or contact having movable or resilient...

Spring actuated or resilient securing part

439832, 439833, 337260, 337261, 337270, H01H 8516

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047985461

ABSTRACT:
A novel fuse holder for a fuse as described for a fuse of the type having two generally flat, parallel spaced apart, oppositely disposed electrical contacts. The fuse holder comprises an insulating block and a fuse clip which is formed from a single strip of electrically conducting material and which is carried within the fuse block. The fuse clip features an elongated base member, a pair of spaced apart arms joined to one end of the base member, and a pair of springingly loaded, generally elongated, bifurcated fuse accepting contacts. Each fuse accepting contact is comprised of a flat fuse contacting section and a flat fuse accepting section.

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