With a slim shape, these switches fit comfortably in your hand. Use them with mobile machinery such as cranes, hoists, and trolleys.

Style C can be wired to prevent both buttons from operating simultaneously.

Two-speed switches have staged contacts. When you push the button, it will first actuate the slow speed. Continue to push for the additional speed to be actuated.

Switches with mechanical interlock prevent both buttons from operating simultaneously.

NEMA 4X rated switches protect against corrosion.

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Use these hand-held switches with mobile machinery.

Style B switches withstand temporary submersion.

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These switches withstand temporary submersion. Use them to operate mobile machinery.

Three position toggle switches are off in the center position.

IP68 rated switches are protected from dust and temporary submersion.

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A durable rubber housing covers the buttons and protects these switches from impact. Use them with mobile machinery such as cranes, hoists, and trolleys. All can be wired to prevent two buttons from operating simultaneously.

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Operate equipment from up to 330 feet away—these switches include a transmitter and a receiver that connects to equipment. Use up to 45 wireless switches in the same area. They're rated IP65 for protection from washdowns.

Two-speed switches have staged contacts. For slow speed, press the button halfway down to close the first contact. For high speed, push it all the way to close the second contact.

Switches and replacement transmitters that cannot be sold to Canada are restricted by product labeling requirements.

Replace worn stickers or change the function of a button with labels. Packs include commonly used functions such as up, down, start, and stop.

To Order: For existing systems, please advise which channels are currently in use so that a different channel can be provided. For the replacement transmitter, please specify the serial number.

With standard-size, evenly spaced, aligned push-button holes, these washdown enclosures save you the time and effort of cutting those holes yourself. Hold enclosures during use, then hang them on a hook for easy storage with the attached hanging bracket. They protect electronics from washdowns, splashing and spraying oil, and particles such as dust. Route wire from the inside of these enclosures to the outside through an NPT threaded opening. Use threaded components such as conduit and cord grips in the opening to seal enclosures and relieve strain on wire.

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Add these switches to your abrasive blasting hose to prevent it from spraying if the operator loses control. Also known as deadman switches, they prevent injuries and reduce wasted material by springing back to the off position when the operator lets go. All are for use with blasting systems that allow remote control blasting. Attach to your hose with hose clamps.

Electric—These switches send an electric signal to the control panel on the blaster to stop the spray. Because the signal is electric, these switches respond quickly even when your hose is long. They're recommended for hose that's over 100-ft. long and required by OSHA standards for hose that's over 200-ft. long. Switches with handle actuators have a large surface area, so you still have leverage when squeezing the switch in your palm, even when wearing bulky gloves. Switches with toggle actuators are smaller and lighter than switches with handle actuators, so they're less tiring on longer jobs. They may be harder to use with bulky gloves than handle actuators, however. Press and hold the toggle with your thumb.

Air Powered—These switches send an air signal to the inlet and outlet valves on the blaster to stop the spray. Because the signal can be delayed for longer hose lengths, these switches are not recommended for hose that's over 100-ft. long. They have a long, handle actuator that you can squeeze in your palm, even when wearing bulky gloves.

Safety Guards for Electric Toggle Switches—To reduce fatigue on especially long jobs without compromising safety, add one of these safety guards to your toggle switch. If you drop the switch, the chain pulls the guard out from under the toggle, and the hose turns off.