Mini Switch

Your Professional Mini Switch Supplier

 

 

We are a professional manufacturer specializing in electronic components and electromechanical switching solutions, including rocker switches, micro switches, push-button switches, AC/DC power sockets, and DC power jacks.

 

 
  • 6X6 Tact Switch
    Our 6X6 tact switch delivers stable performance through fully automated production and 100% inspection. Offering both SMD and vertical types with stem heights up to 16 mm, it provides reliable...
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  • 12x12 Tact Switch
    Our 12×12 tact switch series offers versatile actuator options, including square and round stems, available in both SMD and through-hole types. Designed for stable operation and long service life,...
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  • Waterproof Tact Switch
    Our waterproof tact switch series offers reliable momentary control in harsh environments, engineered with sealed structures that achieve IP67 protection. Designed for compact devices, available...
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  • Illuminated Tact Switch
    Our illuminated tact switch delivers reliable tactile feedback with a bright, energy-efficient LED for enhanced visibility. Designed for modern interface applications, it offers durable...
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  • Micro Tact Switch
    The micro tact switch series delivers precise, fast-response actuation with compact construction and reliable electrical performance. Featuring long mechanical life, stable tactile feedback, and...
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  • Spdt Slide Switch
    Our SPDT slide switch delivers smooth actuation, compact construction, and reliable circuit selection for versatile electronic designs. It offers stable performance, long mechanical life, and easy...
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  • Push Button Tact Switch
    Our push button tact switch delivers reliable actuation, compact size, and precise tactile feedback for modern electronic devices. Designed for long service life and stable electrical performance,...
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Why Choose us
 

Complete Product Certifications
Our products are certified under ISO9001 quality management and ISO14001 environmental management systems. They also comply with internationally recognized standards, including UL, cUL, VDE, ENEC, PSE, SAA, CB, CCC, KC, RoHS, and REACH, ensuring full compliance with global safety and environmental requirements.

 

Global Supply Chain Coverage
We serve customers across Asia (South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand), Europe (Italy, Germany, France, Serbia, Slovenia, Sweden), and the Americas (Canada, USA, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile), with annual sales reaching approximately USD 9 million.

 

Custom Development and Quality Services
We provide OEM/ODM services, including product development and manufacturing based on customer drawings, and support the application of relevant international certifications to meet customized project requirements.

 

Parameter

 

Parameter

Specification

Product Type

Micro Switch

Rated Load

1A 125VDC

Contact Resistance

≤100 mΩ

Insulation Resistance

≥100 MΩ (500V DC)

Dielectric Strength

AC 500V / 1 min

Operating Force

90–140 gf

Mechanical Life

10,000 cycles

Operating Temperature

-25°C to +85°C

Terminal Type

Solder / PCB Pins

Actuator Options

Lever, Hinge Lever, Pin Plunger

Switching Function

SPDT (C / NO / NC)

 

Benefits of Mini Switch

 
 
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High Sensitivity

Mini switches have a small contact gap and low actuation force, resulting in high sensitivity. They can quickly respond to external mechanical forces, achieving rapid on-off control of the circuit.

 
02
 

High Reliability

The contacts of mini switches are made of precious metal materials, providing good conductivity and corrosion resistance. At the same time, their housings are often made of high-strength, wear-resistant materials, capable of withstanding harsh usage environments, ensuring long-term stable operation of the switch.

 
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Small Size and Light Weight

Mini switches are compact and lightweight, making them easy to install and carry.

6X6 Tact Switch

 

Structure of Mini Switch

 
 

Plunger or Actuator
The plunger or actuator is the part of the microswitch that experiences external force. This component is what initiates the switch's operation. Depending on the design, plungers can vary in shape and size, tailored to specific applications. From button types to roller designs, each serves the purpose of translating physical pressure into electrical action.

 
 

Cover
The cover of a microswitch is designed to protect its internal components from dust, moisture, and external contaminants. This protective casing is crucial in maintaining the switch's reliability and longevity, especially in harsh environments.

 
 

Moving Piece
Inside the microswitch, the moving piece, often linked to the actuator, is responsible for the switch's action. This component moves in response to external force, making or breaking the electrical connection.

 
 

Support
The support structure within a microswitch holds all the components in place, ensuring that the moving piece can operate smoothly and precisely. This base is the backbone of the switch, providing stability and alignment for accurate functionality.

 
 

NC Terminal
The Normally Closed (NC) terminal is one of the switch's contact points. In its default state, the circuit between the NC terminal and the common terminal is complete, allowing current to flow. When the switch is activated, this connection is broken.

 
 

NO Terminal
Conversely, the Normally Open (NO) terminal is disconnected in the switch's default state. It only establishes a circuit with the common terminal when the switch is actuated, allowing current to pass through.

 
 

Contact
The contact is where the electrical connection is made or broken within the switch. High-quality materials, such as gold or silver alloys, are often used for contacts to ensure reliable conductivity and resistance to corrosion.

 
 

Moving Arm
The moving arm connects the moving piece to the contact. It translates the motion of the actuator into the opening or closing of the electrical circuit. The precision of the moving arm's operation is vital for the accurate performance of the microswitch.

 

 

Types of Mini Switch

Miniature Micro Switches

Even smaller than sub-miniature types, miniature micro switches are used in extremely space-constrained environments. Despite their small size, they maintain high reliability and precision. Common applications include small household appliances, office equipment, and compact electronic devices.

Roller Design Micro Switches

Roller design micro switches feature a roller at the end of the lever. This design minimizes wear and tear on the actuator itself and allows for smooth, consistent actuation as objects pass over the roller. They are ideal for use in applications where a moving object activates the switch, such as in conveyor systems or in door mechanisms.

Push-Button Micro Switches

These switches are activated by a push-button actuator. They are straightforward to use and are commonly found in consumer electronics and machinery as start or stop buttons. Push-button micro switches are also often used in emergency equipment, where a quick and easy method of activation is crucial.

 

Delivery Information

 

 

We offer flexible shipping options including air freight for urgent orders and sea freight for bulk shipments. All load pin load cells are securely packaged with protective materials to ensure safe and damage-free delivery worldwide.

 

Certificate

 

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FAQ

 

Q: What are the parts of a tact switch?

A: A typical tactile switch consists of only four main parts: a molded resin base (4), contact dome (3), plunger (2), and cover (1). It's due to this simplicity, with very few moving parts, that allows tactile switches to typically last longer than other mechanical switches.

Q: Do touch switches require special wiring?

A: Compatibility with Your Existing Wiring : Touch switches typically require a specific type of wiring to function correctly. It's important to check if your existing wiring supports the installation of touch switches.

Q: Does it matter which wire goes where on a toggle switch?

A: For a simple two-prong (SPST) toggle switch, it usually does not matter which wire goes on which terminal, as the switch just breaks the circuit. However, if the switch has three terminals (like SPDT or a lighted switch) or six pins, you must connect the center terminal to the power source and the outer terminals to the loads.

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