Switch with Reverse Hinge Lever

Definition

The appropriate product category Basic Switches: A switch in which the plunger is continuously pressed by the coil spring and the plunger is freed by operating the lever. Reverse-type models are highly vibration-resistive and shock-resistive, and they have a higher operating force because the plungers are pressed in the free position. Switches with Reverse Hinge Levers are used for low-speed, low-torque cams. The lever can be changed to match the operating object. Most levers are made from rigid materials.