Process for the manufacture of a platinum-tipped bimetallic cent

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Spark plugs – Particular electrode structure or spacing

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445 7, 228175, H01T 2102

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ABSTRACT:
This process consists in introducing a copper slug (5) into a nickel cup (1), extruding the cup-and-slug assembly and shaping it to produce a bimetallic electrode. It is characterized in that before the introduction of the said copper slug into the cup, a platinum point (2) is fixed onto the nickel cup (1). The invention applies to electrodes for electrical ignition plugs for heat engines.

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