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A listing of all types of Mechanical Snap-in Rocker Switch
Manufacturers and Related sites, Component links and more.
The products they produce are listed under the company name, listed in
Alphabetic order.
This page provides an indexed listing of companies
which produce Semiconductor Switches Analog Mixed Signal,
Switch derating information: Recommendations on Derating Electronic Switches
A Snap-In Switch is one that snaps into a panel
Arcolectric {Snap-in & 2 hole fixing Slide Switch Manufacturer, up to 5 positions}
Canal Electronic Co Ltd {Snap-in Rocker Switches}
Dailywell {Toggle / Rocker / Slide / Pushbutton}
EAO {Switch Manufacturer}
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E-Switch {Snap-In}
Johnson Electric
{Snap-Action Microswitches}
Methode Electronics Inc. {Automotive Switch Manufacturer}
Oslo Switch {Standard/Miniature/Board Mount/Weatherproof Switches/Dust Tight Switch Manufacturer}
OTTO Engineering Inc. {Snap-in Rocker Switches Manufacturer}
Panasonic Electric Works {Sealed Snap Action Switch Manufacturer}
Schurter {Panel-mount switches}
Switchcraft {Snap-in Panel Switches}
Snap-in switches mount to a panel or some other surface by a spring-action and pressure.
There is no mounting hardware required for a snap-action switch.
The graphic below shows one example of a snap-in switch, but any style could be a snap-in.
However some manufacturers do generate a subcategory or separate category for snap-in switches.
One category that would fit much of the time is panel mount switch.
MIL-S-22885 Illuminated Push Button Switches
Note that the term snap action refers to the lever action of a switch and not how it mount to a panel.
So snap-in refers to mounting and snap-action refers to switch movement.
This is a listing of Snap-in Rocker Switch manufacturers and vendors.
The types of Switch products or devices the manufacturer produces are listed under the company name, in alphabetic order.
Additional Switch configurations may be found using the links at the top of the page.
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