TL8012-S1220FKM

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Snap action, limit switches are devices used in automated and robotic industrial applications, such as robots and motion control equipment.

TL8012-S1220FKM is a special snap action, limit switch designed for special applications in industrial and automotive sectors.

The TL8012-S1220FKM is made up of two parts: a temperature and pressure sensing element, called a bimetallic strip, and a set of contacts. The bimetallic strip reacts to changes in temperature and pressure, causing the contacts to open and close.

The TL8012-S1220FKM is designed to be used in high-power, high-voltage applications, such as industrial robots, engine cooling systems, and emergency brakes.

This limit switch is characterized by its ability to operate in a wide range of temperatures and pressures. It is designed to be resistant to shock and vibration, and is a cost-effective solution for demanding applications.

The working principle of the TL8012-S1220FKM is based on the movement of its bimetallic strip. The bimetallic strip is made up of two metals with different thermal expansion coefficients. When temperature or pressure changes, the strip acts as a spring, causing one side of the strip to move, which causes the contacts to open or close.

In a typical application, the TL8012-S1220FKM is used to detect a change in temperature or pressure. When the pressure or temperature reaches a certain level, the bimetallic strip will move, closing or opening the contacts on the TL8012-S1220FKM. This action can be used as a signal to trigger an event, such as a safety shutdown, in an automated system.

The TL8012-S1220FKM is a highly reliable and cost-effective limit switch. With its wide temperature and pressure range and its shock and vibration resistance, it is perfect for many automated and industrial applications. It is also easy to install and maintain, making it an ideal choice for many applications.

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