Roller levers for limit switches move around an axis and provide smooth contact with moving objects to reduce friction, absorb force, and minimize wear.

Forked-roller levers for limit switches have two rollers on opposite sides of the lever to increase stability and precision when tracking moving objects. Roller levers for limit switches move around an axis and provide smooth contact with objects to reduce friction, absorb force, and minimize wear.

Looped levers for limit switches have wire looped rod actuators that activate when pushed or pulled.

Rod levers for limit switches are long, thin actuators that pivot around an axis and activate at preset positions. They have longer reach and actuate with less force than lever-arm rollers.

These arm clamps connect actuators with a rod lever limit switch's rotary mechanism.

Wobble sticks for limit switches are long, thin actuators that move in multiple directions to detect precise, omnidirectional movement. They adapt to tight or confined spaces and are ideal for applications that require precise motion tracking.