Product: Push Button Limit Switch What it does A mechanical push button limit switch detects position and triggers control circuits when a moving part reaches a set point. It provides a clear on off signal for stopping motion, starting sequences, counting cycles, or interlocking safety functions. Key benefits Reliable position sensing: Provides consistent, repeatable actuation to reduce false trips and unplanned downtime. Simple integration: Standard terminals and mounting configurations make wiring and installation straightforward for control panels and field mounting. Space efficient: Compact footprint fits into tight machine layouts and retrofit applications without major modifications. Durable operation: Designed for frequent actuation so it supports continuous production and repetitive cycles. Versatile compatibility: Works with common control components such as relays, PLC inputs, motor starters, and discrete control circuits. Important attributes Function: Mechanical push button actuation for positive, tactile switching when contacted by moving parts or operators. Compatibility: Interfaces with standard industrial control systems and discrete inputs; suitable for conveyor systems, machine tools, automation equipment, and door or gate position detection. Size: Compact design for easy placement on frames, guide rails, or mounting brackets. Material: Rugged housing and actuator options intended for industrial environments and repeated use. Performance: Engineered for repeatable switching action and long service cycles to maintain process consistency. How it solves common problems Prevents overtravel by providing an early, reliable stop signal to drives and actuators. Simplifies retrofit projects by fitting into existing mounting points and standard wiring schemes. Reduces troubleshooting time with predictable mechanical actuation and clear contact response. Typical applications Conveyor endoftravel detection to stop belts or trigger sorting operations when items reach a specific location. Machine tool axis limiting to establish home positions and prevent axis overrun during setup and operation. Packaging and assembly lines for part presence detection, indexing control, and cycle counting. Installation and use tips Mount the switch so the actuator is engaged smoothly by the moving element to avoid shock loading. Route wiring to common control terminals and verify contact wiring matches required normally open or normally closed logic. Inspect actuator alignment and mounting periodically as part of preventive maintenance to preserve consistent performance. This push button limit switch is a practical, reliable choice for position detection and control signaling in industrial and automation settings.