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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action, limit switches, often referred to simply as limit switches, are a type of switch used in applications requiring precise and reproducible on-off switching capabilities. They are usually used in automation and control applications, as they can be reliably employed to detect the movement or presence of an object and react accordingly. Limit switches are typically designed with simple operation in mind, and can be used in a wide range of industries and applications.

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The versatile design of limit switches allows them to be used in a variety of applications, from controlling the position of a mechanical device to measuring force, speed, or other physical properties in a range of different industries.

In some applications, limit switches are used to detect the presence of an object. For example, in machines used for assembly, limit switches may be used to detect the presence of parts that need to be assembled or to detect faulty parts so they can be removed from the assembly line. In general, limit switches are designed with both an on and off position, which can be detected by an external device.

The limit switch\'s working principle is simple and reliable. A movable component, such as a plunger or lever, is connected to a contact within the switch. When an object is detected by the switch, the movable component of the switch actuates and pulls the contact apart, which triggers the switch and creates an action as instructed by the external device that is receiving the signal from the switch.

The exact type of limit switch used in an application will depend on the precision required, the size of the application, and the environment in which the switch is expected to be used. Generally, there are two types of limit switches: mechanical limit switches and electronic limit switches. Mechanical limit switches rely on a physical mechanism, such as a plunger, to trigger the switch, while electronic limit switches use electrical signals to trigger the switch.

Limit switches are very reliable, and are capable of switching on and off with precision and repeatability. Typically, limit switches are designed to perform in environments such as those with extreme temperatures, hazardous conditions, or vibration. The robust design of limit switches allows them to be used in a multitude of applications.

In conclusion, limit switches are a valuable tool in a variety of industries. With their simple but reliable design, they can be used in various applications and environments, providing a high level of reliability and precision.

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