Which basic switches are heat resistant?
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Answer
Omron has heat-resistant phenol resin type basic switches for V and SS.
Explanation
The molded parts (housing and cover) of the basic switch are heat resistant.
- Type V heat resistant: V-□□-□□□-T *Heat resistant 150°C
- Type SS heat resistant: SS-□□□□T *Heat resistant 120°C
Quick tips
The insulators (housing and cover) of the basic switch are heat resistant. Two types of molding materials are used for insulators (housing and cover).
- Thermoplastics:
A polymer that melts and deforms when heated. It’s easy to handle and used in many switches. - Thermoset:
A resin that cures when heated. It is not easy to handle but is used for heat-resistant switches because of its high heat resistance. Thermosetting resins have a property that they do not melt easily when heated, but they deform and shrink when they exceed the heat-resistant temperature.
Thermosetting resins have a property that they do not melt easily when heated, but they deform and shrink when they exceed the heat-resistant temperature.
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