Pullout contact

A contact shape formed on the "thickness" surface when a metal plate is punched into a terminal shape. The contact pressure per unit area increases, and the wiping effect tends to be maintained at a high level.
They tend to be used in applications where adhesion of foreign matter is a concern, and in cases where the mating side is not a connector.
Since it is easy to cause mechanical damage to the Mating side during mating, it is necessary to devise a design such as adding an appropriate radius for repeated Mating. Also, when compared to bellows contacts, the mismatch in the characteristic impedance of the contacts tends to be slightly larger.