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Limit switches
June 1st 2010

Rockwell Automation has added to the Allen-Bradley 440P limit switch family with rugged metal-bodied models in a compact 22mm housing.

The 22mm compact metal 440P limit switches offer economical international-style solutions for both safety and standard sensing applications. The new limit switches are suitable for applications including material handling, packaging, elevators, escalators, scissor lifts, industrial trucks and tractors, cranes and hoists, overhead doors, and general safety guarding applications.

Cost-effective, the new 440P limit switches have been designed for ease of installation in applications where space is limited. In addition, the limit switches feature positive opening-action contacts for safety applications and slotted 20 25mm mounting holes to allow for various mounting options.

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