831800CFD0.0

Snap action limit switches are devices used to detect mechanical motion at specific points along a mechanical system. These switches are generally installed at predetermined points, such as at the beginning or end of travel of a motor arm or shaft, and they detect the presence and direction of travel of the corresponding object or contact.

An 831800CFD0.0 snap action limit switch is a specialized switch that is ideal for applications in which the electrical signal must be rapidly activated and deactivated due to motions or contacts. The 831800CFD0.0 limit switch has a quick-change design, allowing for easier and faster wiring connections.

Application Field

The 831800CFD0.0 snap action limit switch is designed for use with machined items, often where speed, torque and accuracy are critical. This device can be used in a wide range of applications, from industrial automation to testing and measuring. Applications include positioning and motion control, production and sorting work, material handling, and other applications where quick, reliable monitoring of mechanical motion is necessary.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 831800CFD0.0 snap action limit switch is based on the concept of a cantilever beam. In its most basic form, the device consists of a rigid arm or beam, a spring, and an actuator. As force is applied to the beam, it bends, causing the actuator (which is typically a ball, roller or plunger) to contact the switch. As the actuator is depressed, it activates the switch, causing the electrical signal to be turned on or off. Likewise, when the actuator is released, the switch is deactivated and the electrical signal is returned to its original state.

The response time of the 831800CFD0.0 limit switch is extremely fast, so it can be used in applications where speed is of the utmost importance. Furthermore, the device is designed to handle high levels of vibration, shock and other environmental conditions, making it well-suited for use in the most demanding applications.