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Series:	83170
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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action, limit switches provide reliable and repeatable operation for applications in which a mechanical stop is needed. Snap action, limit switches are often used in controlling machinery. This type of switch offers a range of inputs, outputs, and contact options to fit a variety of applications.A snap action switch limits the amount of travel before the switch is activated or deactivated. It has two contact points that are positioned before and after either of the two main switch contacts (normally open or normally closed). When the switch is activated, the contact points overlap and the switch closes. Often, snap action switches employ a spring and a moveable contact point to ensure consistent action.The most common type of snap action limit switch is the plunger type, which is typically operated by a lever, cam, or other moving part of a machine. When the plunger is activated, the contact points close, allowing the machine to run. Plungers come in a variety of sizes and shapes, allowing for them to be used in a variety of applications.The microswitch is another kind of snap action switch. This switch is much smaller than the plunger type and is commonly used in smaller applications. Most commonly, it is used in medical and laboratory equipment and robotics. These switches are also often used in various industrial processes as well.The lever type of snap action limit switch uses a lever-shaped arm or blade to travel the required distance to switch the contacts. It is most often used in applications where a quick response is needed, such as door interlocks or when a machine needs to be automatically stopped at a predetermined location.The push-button type of switch is normally operated using a button or a switch mounted in a control panel. This switch is commonly used in consumer products like doorbells, remote controls, and smoke alarms. The switch is also often found in industrial applications like industrial conveyor belts.Finally, the proximity type of switch is used in applications where the motion of an object needs to be detected. This type of switch is triggered when something gets close to it, most commonly through the use of a magnet. They are used in security systems, gate control systems, and industrial automation systems.Snap action, limit switches can be used in a wide variety of applications where the accuracy and security of a mechanical switch is needed. These switches can provide reliable and repeatable operation for a wide range of machines and processes. Features such as different contact options and size variations make them ideal for use in a huge range of applications.

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