1EN75-R6

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Snap Action, Limit Switches, an important category of switches, play an important role in various electromechanical applications. The 1EN75-R6 is a special type of snap-action contact switch particularly designed for pneumatically operated equipment, for example, those used in industrial robotics, automotive and consumer products. The working principle of the 1EN75-R6 is to detect and open or close a circuit by breaking contact from two balanced switches and making contact with a pair of mechanical contacts. It has a variety of application fields, such as machine tools, packaging, medical, computer and transportation systems.

The 1EN75-R6 is constructed of two independent contact points that are balanced in a resistive state. When a certain predetermined amount of force is applied to one of the two contact points, it will cause one contact point to close while the other contact point opens, creating a contact that is functionally referred to as a snap-action switch. Snap action switches are commonly used in various other electronic applications, including industrial robots, medical equipment, and electronic controls.

The snap action switch consists of two contact points. When actuated, the contact point that is to open closes and the contact point that was closed is opened, resulting in a snap action. This snap action is caused by the mechanical energy that is stored in a coiled spring inside the switch. The mechanical energy is released when the force exerted on the contact point exceeds a certain predetermined strength, counteracting the spring force and allowing the contact point to open.

The 1EN75-R6 can be actuated by either an electrical signal or a pneumatic signal, depending on the specific application. The electrical signal applied to the switch is developed from a set of contacts that is created when two mechanical surfaces come into contact. When the contacts close and the electrical signal is activated, the switch is opened and a contact is made with a second set of contacts. When the contacts open and the electrical signal is deactivated, the switch is closed and the contact is broken.

For pneumatic applications, the 1EN75-R6 can be actuated by applying a pneumatic signal to the switch. This pneumatic signal is created when a set of contacts on the switch move past each other and create a vacuum in the area between them. When the pneumatic signal is activated, the contact closes and a contact is made with a second set of contacts. When the pneumatic signal is deactivated, the contact is broken and the switch is closed.

The 1EN75-R6 is an ideal switch for a variety of pneumatically operated applications due to its ability to open and close a contact quickly and reliably. Its application field includes a variety of industrial, commercial, and consumer products, such as machine tools, packaging equipment, medical devices, computer systems, and a wide range of other electrical control systems. The 1EN75-R6 is straightforward to install and maintain, and has a proven record of reliable operation.

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