Euchner (UK) Limited, Twin-headed switches

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Twin-headed switches
December 1st 2007

The latest developments from Euchner include twin-headed switches for use with two adjacent machine access or cell enclosure guards.

The new switches are double-headed versions of the company's STP and SGP safety switches, having an established combination of plastic housings with robust metal actuating heads and internal cams which are suitable for demanding applications involving high locking forces (up to 2500N).

Doors can be hinged or sliding varieties, and typically would be used where a machining cell is located alongside an associated preparation, loading or even palletising enclosure. Controlled access to either station can be maintained for purposes of safety during production, inspection, cleaning or general maintenance procedures

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