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A listing of all types of Mechanical Subminiature Switch Manufacturers and Related sites, Small form factor switches.
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,
Guideline for Derating Electronic Components, How to derate a Switch.
Or really at what temperature or current to reduce the rating of a switch.

Subminiature Switch Manufacturers

Carling Technologies {PC Mount Miniature & Sub-Miniature Rocker Switches, Toggle Switches, Pushbutton Switches, Slide Switches}

CTS Corporation {DIP / Selector / Power Switches}

CW Industries {Rocker - Slide - Push Button - Power Slide}

Dailywell {Toggle / Rocker / Slide / Pushbutton}

Delta Systems Inc. {Sealed Momentary Switches}

DuraCap International Inc. (Rotary selector switches)

EAO {Switch Manufacturer}

EATON {Rocker Switch Manufacturer}

EECO Switch {Switches}

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Electro Switch Corp.

E-Switch

Gray Hill Inc

Haydon Switch and Instrument, Inc {Hermetically / Environmentally Sealed / High Load Switches}

Johnson Electric {Snap actuated Microswitches}

Knitter-Switch {Sub-Miniature Toggle Switches, Rotary Switches, Pushbutton Switches, Slide Switches, TACT switches}

Marquardt Switches {Micro-current switches}

Methode Electronics Inc. {Automotive Switch Manufacturer}

Panasonic Electric Works {Sealed Snap Action Switch Manufacturer}

RDI {Miniature/Subminiature Toggle/Rocker/Slide Pushbutton Switches}

Shogyo International Corp {Sub-Miniature Pushbutton Switches, Sub-Miniature Rocker Switches, Sub-Miniature Slide Switches and Sub-Miniature Toggle Switches}

Editor note; there may be no clear definition between a miniature, sub-miniature or micro switch.
Yes the switches should be physically smaller than the next larger family, but by what amount.
The term Sub-miniature used here refers to a switch smaller than a miniature one; but the definition is the manufacturers.
That is, this page is using the manufactures classification of Sub-miniature.

This is a listing of Subminiature Switch manufacturers and vendors. The types of Switch products or devices the manufacturer produces are listed under the company name, in alphabetic order. Additional component manufacturers may be found by selecting the Components icon below, or Equipment manufacturers may be found by selecting the OEM Equipment icon.

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