A small blue push-button switch for mounting directly onto circuit boards, commonly used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic devices.

A small brown push-button switch for mounting directly onto circuit boards, commonly used in remote controls, keyboards, and industrial equipment.

A small red pushbutton switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards and activates briefly when pressed, commonly used in control panels and equipment.

A small rectangular push button switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards or panels to control electrical circuits in industrial equipment and machinery.

A small black pushbutton switch for mounting directly onto circuit boards, commonly used in control panels, equipment keypads, and electronic devices.

A rugged, waterproof push button switch for mounting directly on circuit boards in wet or dusty industrial environments, rated to resist water and dust ingress.

A small gold push-button switch for mounting directly on circuit boards, rated for light-duty electrical signals in control panels and electronic devices.

A small black push-button switch for electronic control panels and equipment that operates on 24V DC power and mounts directly onto circuit boards.

A small gold-colored push button switch for electronic devices and control panels, rated for low-voltage circuits and mounted directly onto circuit boards.

A small black push-button switch for mounting directly on circuit boards, rated for 24V DC circuits with a 50mA current capacity and long operational life.

A small black push button switch for mounting directly onto circuit boards, rated for 50 mA at 12V, used in control panels and electronic devices.

A small black push-button switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards and is commonly used in control panels, keypads, and electronic devices that need user input.

A small grey push button switch rated at 50mA and 12V DC, designed for mounting directly onto circuit boards in equipment that needs basic splash protection.

A small black push-button switch that mounts directly onto electronic circuit boards and handles 50 mA at 24 volts, commonly used in control panels and equipment interfaces.