Key switch having an actuator integral with the return spring

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Liquid contact – Time delay

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200276, 200159B, H01H 106

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044928386

ABSTRACT:
Key switch assembly comprises a frame and a plunger in the frame which is movable from an extended position to a depressed position to close a switch. A one piece member is provided which serves as both a return spring for the plunger and an actuator for closing the switch when the plunger is depressed. The one piece member has a force-receiving portion which is against the end of the plunger. The return spring and the actuator are integral with, and extend from, the force-receiving portion.

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