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Snap action limit switches provide a quick and cost-effective means of detecting open and closed contact positions in a wide range of applications. They are most commonly used in industrial automation, robotics, vending machines, medical equipment, automotive and aerospace applications, where reliable and accurate position detection is required. Snap action limit switches are simple and robust mechanical devices that use a snap-action mechanism to physically detect an open or closed contact position. The basic design consists of two basic components, a plunger and a housing with contacts. The plunger is connected to a spring which is normally in a rest position, and pressure on the plunger causes the spring to compress or extend releasing the switch into an open or closed state.

When an external force is applied to the plunger, the switch opens or closes, depending on the position of the plunger. The mechanism works by using a pair of contacts, which are usually wired in series, that are connected to the plunger. When the plunger moves back to its original position, the contacts will open or close, depending on the switch’s configuration. The contact force is usually adjustable, allowing for accurate switching and reliable results.

Snap action limit switch applications range from highly precise medical and laboratory equipment to heavy-duty industrial machinery. As these switches are rely on a simple moving contact to open and close, they are highly reliable and durable, making them well-suited for a wide variety of applications including automated production lines, robotics, and even some hazardous environments. Snap action limit switches are also found in consumer applications such as vending machines and door triggers.

Snap action limit switches are a reliable and cost-effective option for applications where reliable position detection is required. They provide a simple mechanical means of detecting open and closed contact positions, and are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations.

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