Magnetic switch
The present invention relates to a magnetic switch, and more particularly, a magnetic switch capable of preventing degradation of breaking efficiency by utilizing magnetic force to the utmost, in a manner of matching contact centers of fixed and movable cores. A magnetic switch according to one embodiment includes a bobbin provided with a cylindrical body and a plurality of flanges and having a coil wound on an outer circumferential surface thereof, a fixed core fixed to an inside of the cylindrical body with a predetermined spaced interval from the cylindrical body, and a movable core slidably installed in the cylindrical body and contactable with or separated from the fixed core, wherein a guide portion protrudes from a lower portion of the cylindrical body along an inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical body, such that the movable core can linearly move along a central axis of the fixed core.
1. A magnetic switch comprising:
a bobbin having a cylindrical body and a plurality of flanges with a coil wound on an outer circumferential surface of the cylindrical body;
a fixed core fixed to an inner side of the cylindrical body;
a movable core slidably installed in the cylindrical body such that it contacts or separates from the fixed core; and
a guide portion that protrudes from a lower portion of the cylindrical body along an inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical body,
wherein the fixed core is spaced apart from the cylindrical body by a predetermined distance,
wherein the movable core is linearly moved along a central axis of the fixed core,
wherein a length of the guide portion is shorter than a length of the movable core such that a portion of the movable core is spaced apart from the cylindrical body, and
wherein the inner surface of the guide portion entirely contacts the movable core in a closed or open state of the magnetic switch.
2. The magnetic switch of claim 1 , wherein an outer circumferential surface of the movable core is uniform without a step or inclination along a lengthwise direction of the movable core.
3. The magnetic switch of claim 1 , wherein an inner diameter of the guide portion is smaller than an outer diameter of the fixed core.
4. The magnetic switch of claim 1 , wherein an upper end of the guide portion and an upper end of the movable core are located at a same position in the open state.