A white push-button switch that springs back when released, rated for 100mA, commonly used in control panels, equipment interfaces, and electronic devices.

A transparent push-button switch that snaps back when released, used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic equipment to trigger temporary actions.

A red push-button tactile switch for mounting directly on circuit boards, commonly used in control panels, alarms, and electronic equipment.

A red push-button switch that connects a circuit when pressed and releases when let go, commonly used on control panels and equipment interfaces.

A green push-button switch that springs back when released, used in control panels and equipment for operator input on circuit boards.

A red push button switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards for control panels, machinery, and equipment.

A yellow push-button switch that returns to its original position when released, used in control panels and equipment interfaces.

A small transparent push button switch that returns to its original position when released, commonly used in control panels, keypads, and electronic devices.

A white push-button tactile switch that snaps back when released, rated for 100mA, commonly used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic devices.

A yellow push-button switch that returns to its original position when released, used in control panels and electronic equipment to trigger momentary actions.

A green momentary push-button switch that connects when pressed and disconnects when released, used in control panels and equipment interfaces.

A white momentary push button switch that connects to circuit boards and handles up to 250mA current, commonly used in control panels and electronic equipment.

A white push-button switch for circuit boards that sends a signal when pressed and returns to rest when released, rated for 250 milliamps.

A black push button switch for electronic control panels and keyboards that activates only while being pressed.

A small white push-button switch that sends a signal when pressed, commonly used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic equipment.

A green push-button switch for electronic control panels and equipment that returns to its original position when released, rated for 100 milliamps.

A white push-button switch for electronic control panels and equipment that returns to its resting position when released.

Through-hole roller lever micro switch for electronics and small equipment assembly.

Wurth lever micro switch for control circuits and equipment activation mechanisms.

A rotary joystick switch that lets operators select settings or control equipment functions, mounted directly onto circuit boards.