Precision rubber timing belt 90 teeth for compact machinery synchronous drives.

Compact rubber timing belt for small precision machinery and electronic equipment drives.

Precision rubber timing belt 190 teeth for compact synchronous machinery applications.

Compact precision HTD timing belt for small machinery and equipment.

Precision micro-pitch rubber timing belt for compact equipment.

Precision miniature timing belt for compact precision equipment and devices.

Small precision timing belt for compact machinery and precise motion control.

Small compact timing belt for precision machinery and light industrial equipment.

HTD rubber timing belt 59 teeth for compact synchronous drive systems.

Compact automotive ten amp thermal breaker for 32V DC vehicle electrical systems.

A small push-button switch for electronic equipment that completes a circuit when pressed, rated for 24V systems and commonly used in control panels and industrial devices.

A small white push-button tactile switch for electronic control panels and equipment that operates at 24V DC and fits through standard circuit board holes.

A small, momentary tactile push-button switch rated for 50 mA at 24 V DC, commonly used in control panels, keyboards, and industrial equipment to trigger actions when pressed.

A small black push-button switch used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic equipment that activates with a light press.

A small yellow push-button switch for electronic panels and control systems that operates at 24V DC with a 3.9mm plunger action.

A small orange pushbutton switch for electronics and control panels that activates with light finger pressure and is rated for 50 mA at 24 volts.

A small push-button switch that sends electrical signals when pressed, commonly used in control panels, machinery, and electronic equipment.

A small grey push-button switch for electronic control panels, keyboards, and industrial equipment that operates on 24V DC power.

A small push-button switch with a plunger actuator used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic equipment to control electrical circuits.

A small blue push button switch for electronic equipment that closes a circuit when pressed and opens when released, rated for low-power applications.

A small black push-button switch that connects one circuit when pressed, commonly used in control panels, industrial equipment, and electronic devices.

A small white push-button switch for electronic devices and control panels that activates momentarily when pressed.

A small momentary push-button switch used in control panels, devices, and equipment that need simple on-off input at low power levels.

A small white push-button switch for electronic equipment that activates temporarily when pressed, rated for 20 milliamps and commonly used in control panels and keyboards.

A small black push button switch for industrial control panels and electronic equipment that operates at 24V DC and handles up to 50 mA of current.

Low-profile clip-mounted heatsink for space-constrained electronics cooling applications.

A small push-button switch used in control panels, keypads, and electronic devices to trigger momentary electrical signals.

A small red tactile push button switch for electronic control panels and keyboard applications, rated for 50 mA at 12V.

A sealed black push button switch used in control panels and equipment that need reliable on-off switching with protection against dust and water spray.

A small brown tactile push-button switch used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic devices that requires minimal finger pressure to activate.

A small push-button switch used in control panels, keyboards, and electronic equipment that activates with a light touch and is rated for up to 1 million operations.

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

A small grey push button switch for electronic control panels and devices, rated for 24V DC operation.

A small push-button switch that completes an electrical circuit when pressed, commonly used in control panels, industrial equipment, and electronic devices.