Engineering and Qualification Focus
Eric’s work centers on the questions engineers and buyers need answered before approving a switch for production: whether a candidate is a complete or partial replacement, whether the actuator and PCB footprint fit the assembly, how operating force and travel affect the finished product, and whether the electrical rating matches the actual circuit.
Swiclick manufactures tact, micro, slide, DIP and self-lock switches as well as rotary encoders. Engineering support covers product selection, specification comparison, sample qualification and second-source evaluation.
Swiclick operates under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems. Product-level ratings, approvals and technical limits are checked against the documentation for the exact model rather than assumed from a product family alone.
For current engineering resources, see Switch Second Source Solutions, Tactile Switch Operating Force and Travel and Switch Contact Resistance Measurement and Failure Guide.
Ask Eric an Application Question
For a switch-selection or cross-reference project, send the existing manufacturer part number, datasheet or drawing, electrical load, PCB or mechanical requirements and expected annual quantity. The Swiclick engineering team can review the requirement and identify suitable candidates for further qualification.
You can also use the Switch Model Finder for an existing part number, or contact Swiclick Engineering with your application requirements.