Sealed Pushbutton Switch handles up to 10.1 A loads.
Press Release Summary:
Available as momentary or alternate action pushbutton, Series 76-97 is panel sealed to IP67 standards and can be supplied in single- or 2-pole configurations. Buttons come in various colors and have color ring for status indication. With rated life of 100,000 cycles, series is suited for military, industrial machinery, mining equipment, petrochemical, process control, and material handling applications.Original Press Release:
ITW Switches Announces 10 Amp, Rough-Duty, Alternate Action Sealed Pushbutton Switch
Harwood Heights, Ill. - ITW Switches has announced a new sealed pushbutton switch series 76-97 which offers many features requested by customers. The Series 76-97 is available as a momentary or alternate action pushbutton.
It is panel sealed to IP67 standards. It can be in single or 2-pole configurations and switch up to 10.1 amp loads and have a life of 100,000 cycles.
The buttons come in a variety of colors and have a unique color ring which can provide status indication. The 76-97 is ideal for a variety of applications including: military, industrial machinery, mining equipment, petrochemical, process control and material handling.
Pricing is in the $10.00 range at 1000 pieces.
For a product data sheet and detailed specifications on the new Series 76-97 alternate action sealed pushbutton switch, contact Alan G. Steiner, Director of Distribution Products, ITW Switches, 7301 West Ainslie Street, Harwood Heights, IL 60706-3512; Email: customer_service@itw-switches.com; telephone (voice) 800.544.3354 and (fax) 708.667.3440.
ITW Switches manufactures a wide variety of proprietary, standard, and custom electrical switches -- pushbutton, rocker, paddle, slide, leaf, snap-action, and sealed -- for worldwide markets including telecommunication, machine tool, automotive, appliance, entertainment, aerospace, and computer products. ISO 9001:2000 Certified and headquartered near Chicago, the company has two other facilities worldwide: Portsmouth, England and Taiwan, Republic of China.
