ELECTROMAGNETIC FUEL-INJECTION VALVE

In the disclosed electromagnetic fuel-injection valve: a non-magnetic or weakly magnetic guide bush (19) is affixed at the inner periphery of an immobile core (6); the front end of the guide bush (19) protrudes from the suction surface (6a) of the immobile core (6); during excitation of a coil (37), by means of a mobile core (16) being caused to contact the front end of the guide bush (19), the opening boundary of a valve body (15) is defined, and an air gap (g) is formed between the immobile core (6) and the mobile core (16); and a sliding member (20) that is slidably borne at the inner peripheral surface of the guide bush (19) is provided to a valve assembly (V). As a result, a structure-simple electromagnetic fuel injection valve is provided wherein the opening/closing postures of the valve body can be effectively stabilized, and moreover at the time of demagnetization of the coil, valve closing responsiveness can be favorably obtained.