Abstract: A housing assembly encasing an electromagnetic component includes a housing part, a bulkhead wall inserted into the housing part in an insertion direction, a locking sub-assembly locking the bulkhead wall to the housing part, and a glue transport channel formed between the bulkhead wall and the housing part. The housing part has a first wall section and a second wall section opposite the first wall section. The bulkhead wall extends from the first wall section to the second wall section in a horizontal direction in an inserted state in the housing part.

Abstract: A stationary contact spring for a relay includes a base section fixed in a housing of the relay, a contact area opposite the base section adapted to perform an electric switching with a contact force, a spring section extending between the base section and the contact area, and an abutting latch abutting the housing with a biasing force directed against the contact force.

Abstract: A switch includes a set of contacts and a drive mechanism opening and closing the set of contacts. The drive mechanism is located beside the set of contacts in a direction perpendicular to an opening direction in which the contacts are movable to at least one of open and close.

Abstract: A core for a coil of a switching device includes an armature abutment section abutting an armature in a closed condition, an armature bearing section mounting the armature to the core, and a coil section receiving a coil and extending along a longitudinal axis from the armature abutment section to the armature bearing section. The coil section and at least one of the armature abutment section and the armature bearing section extend along separate planes offset from one another perpendicular to the longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A spring assembly for biasing an armature of a switching device includes a spring base and a spring arm protruding from the spring base. The spring base has an embossment positioning the spring assembly in the switching device. The spring arm biases the armature.

Abstract: A yoke assembly for a magnetic switching device comprises a pair of pole faces including a first pole face and a second pole face, a first element, and a second element. The first element has a first section and a second section extending in a direction perpendicular to the first section and forming a part of the second pole face. The second element has a first section extending parallel to the first section of the first element in a mounted state. The second element forms a protrusion of the second pole face projecting beyond the second section of the first element.

Abstract: A housing assembly encasing an electromagnetic component includes a housing part, a bulkhead wall inserted into the housing part in an insertion direction, and a locking sub-assembly locking the bulkhead wall to the housing part. The housing part has a first wall section and a second wall section opposite the first wall section. The bulkhead wall extends from the first wall section to the second wall section in a horizontal direction in an inserted state in the housing part. The locking sub-assembly locks the bulkhead wall to the housing part in a direction parallel to the horizontal direction.

Abstract: A stationary contact spring for a relay includes a base section fixed in a housing of the relay, a contact area opposite the base section adapted to perform an electric switching with a contact force, a spring section extending between the base section and the contact area, and an abutting latch abutting the housing with a biasing force directed against the contact force.

Abstract: A yoke assembly for a magnetic switching device comprises a pair of pole faces including a first pole face and a second pole face, a first element, and a second element. The first element has a first section and a second section extending in a direction perpendicular to the first section and forming a part of the second pole face. The second element has a first section extending parallel to the first section of the first element in a mounted state. The second element forms a protrusion of the second pole face projecting beyond the second section of the first element.