Roller Limit Switch Types:
Roller limit switches are equipped with a lever actuator that has a roller at its tip. This roller enables smooth and precise detection of objects or materials within a predefined range. Roller limit switches are widely used in conveyor systems, material handling equipment, and machinery where accurate positioning and detection are crucial. The roller allows the switch to operate reliably even in rugged industrial environments, making it a popular choice in various automation applications.

Limit Switch Plunger Type:
Plunger-type limit switches feature an actuator, typically a protruding plunger, which makes direct contact with the object being sensed. When the object reaches a specific position, it activates the switch by depressing the plunger. These switches are versatile and find applications in various industries, including machine tools, industrial doors, robotics, and automated production lines. Limit switch plunger types offer precise detection and are suitable for applications requiring direct mechanical contact for sensing purposes.

Linear Limit Switch:
Linear limit switches are designed to detect linear motion or positioning along a straight path. These switches are equipped with a mechanism that triggers the switch when a specific linear displacement or position is reached. Linear limit switches are commonly used in conveyor systems, actuators, and other machinery where precise linear movement detection is essential. They ensure accurate positioning, end-of-travel detection, and safety functions in industrial applications. Linear limit switches come in various configurations to accommodate different mounting and sensing requirements, making them highly adaptable to diverse automation needs.