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Sensors, Connectors & Foot Switches


Inductive Proximity Sensors • Cylindrical, Limit, Block and Ring Sensors • Standard and analog models • Standard and extended sensing distance


Ring Sensors Flat Pack Sensors Tunnel Sensors


M8 & M12 Sensor Connectors


• Female Connector to Flying Lead • Female and Male versions • Straight and Angled Connectors • PVC & PUR Cable • 1, 2, 5, 10m standard cable length


Molded Sensor & Actuator Cable Assemblies


Custom Cable Lengths Available


Industrial Foot Switches • Rugged construction • Various pedal configurations • Covers available for certain models • Internationally approved • Sturdy design of die cast aluminum housing • Exceptional value for harsh environments • Customized with nameplates, imprints, cord sets, connectors and strain reliefs.


Medical Foot Switches • Available in 1, 2 and 3 pedal designs • Robust and slip resistant • High quality materials, such as Aluminum cast alloy and reinforced polyamide


• Environmental protection level up to IPX8 per IEC/EN 60529


• Easily cleaned and hygienic • Ergonomic design with intuitive actuation • Custom colors and markings are available


Customization is available


Field-Wired Connectors


Front/ Rear Panel-Mount Connectors


Many models and options are available


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