Foot Switch helps control heavy-duty industrial equipment.
December 12, 2008 -
Linemaster Hercules foot switch features cast iron housing and cast aluminum shields that accommodate standard sized shoes to large work boots with metatarsal guards. It is NEMA 2-, 4-, and 13-rated and meets requirements of IP56 specifications. Offered with momentary or maintained action, device is also available with various types of circuitry such as SPDT, DPDT, TPDT, 2-stage, and double-break contacts. It can be used on variety of equipment.
December 1, 2008 - Woodstock, CT, The Linemaster Hercules foot switch was designed with a robust cast iron housing for ease of use and long life in heavy duty applications. The Hercules is offered in momentary or maintained action and is available in a wide variety of circuitry, including SPDT, DPDT, TPDT, 2-stage and double-break contacts. The Hercules models offer cast aluminum shields that will accommodate standard size shoes to large work boots with metatarsal guards. All models are NEMA Types 2, 4 & 13 and meet the requirements of IP56 specifications.
These foot switches can be used on a variety of equipment such as material handling equipment, welders, metal working machines, communication equipment, tube cleaners, man lifts and pipe threading equipment. Custom switches are available upon request and options can include a special dual cover casting for twin models, private labeling, custom paint finishes, and cordsets built to the customer's specifications.
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