Micro Switch
Micro Switch Manufacturer
Swiclick is a China-based micro switch manufacturer offering G-series micro switches from signal-level models up to 16 A / 25T125 at 125/250 VAC. We support cross reference and second source projects for buyers evaluating alternatives to established switch brands. Production is managed under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems, with 1 to 50 free samples available for qualifying standard models within four working days.
| Series | Rating | Typical use |
| G10 | Signal level, ultra-mini SPST-NO | Mouse buttons, encoders, low-current sensing |
| G15 | 6–10 A @ 125/250 VAC, PCB-mount | Appliances, power tools, control boards |
| G20 | 16 A / 25T125 @ 125/250 VAC | High-current appliance and industrial loads |
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R.m 25D1, Block C, No 2070, Keji Dianzi Building, Shennan Zhong Rd., Futian Dist., Shenzhen, China
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We pride ourselves on rapid service response and robust technical support: our dedicated team is always ready to address inquiries within hours.
With deep expertise in custom design and scalable automated production, we deliver innovative solutions and quality products that meet each customer’s unique needs.
Quality & Certifications
Swiclick micro switches are manufactured under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems, with UL, ENEC (certificate ENEC-01613) and TÜV Rheinland product approvals, plus ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems. Automotive customers are served under the IATF 16949 system; part-level AEC-Q200 testing is assessed per project. Certificates are available on request for design qualification.
Replacing an Omron Micro Switch?
For teams second-sourcing a specific Omron part, Swiclick publishes footprint-referenced alternatives on an honest, tiered basis: a direct match where the specification is met, or a minor PCB adjustment where it is not — not a blanket “drop-in” claim. Start with the Omron micro switch alternatives guide, or the model pages for the D2FC-F-7N, D2F-01F, D2F-01L, SS-10 and V-15.
Snap Action Switch vs Micro Switch
“Snap action switch” and “micro switch” describe the same mechanism: a spring-loaded contact set that transfers at a defined force threshold, giving fast, repeatable switching. When selecting one, read the rated life with its test conditions and design in 20–30% travel margin beyond the operating point so dimensional drift over service life does not cause missed actuation.
FAQ
A micro switch is a compact electromechanical switch that changes contact state when its actuator reaches a defined operating point. Micro switches are commonly used for detection, control, interlock and position sensing in appliances, industrial equipment, consumer electronics and other electrical systems.
A micro switch uses a snap mechanism to change its electrical contacts when the actuator is pressed to the operating point. The mechanism provides fast contact transfer with relatively small actuator movement, helping deliver repeatable switching performance.
Swiclick G-series micro switches cover applications from signal-level switching to higher-current loads. Current product options include G10 signal-level models, G15 models rated for 6 to 10 A at 125/250 VAC, and G20 models rated up to 16 A / 25T125 at 125/250 VAC. Exact ratings should always be confirmed for the selected model.
Start by confirming the electrical rating, actuator configuration, terminal style, mounting dimensions, operating characteristics and required mechanical life. Environmental conditions and the actual electrical load should also be checked before qualification.
Yes. Send the existing manufacturer part number, datasheet or drawing. Swiclick can compare dimensions, mounting footprint, actuator configuration, terminal layout, electrical rating, operating characteristics and mechanical life before recommending a candidate.
Yes. Swiclick supports buyers evaluating cost-effective alternatives and second sources for established micro switch brands. Candidate parts are evaluated against the incumbent specification rather than being treated as automatically interchangeable.
Yes. For second source projects, Swiclick can support technical comparison, sample evaluation and specification review before production qualification. Buyers can also review our Switch Second Source Solutions page for a structured qualification approach.
For qualifying standard micro switch models, Swiclick offers 1 to 50 free samples with a four working day sample lead time. Custom or modified requirements follow a separate feasibility and sample schedule.
Why Buyers Choose Swiclick Micro Switches
Swiclick supports buyers looking for reliable and cost effective alternatives to established micro switch brands. For cross reference and second source projects, our technical team can compare dimensions, mounting footprint, actuator configuration, terminal layout, electrical rating, operating characteristics and mechanical life against the incumbent part.
The G-series covers applications from signal-level switching through loads up to 16 A / 25T125 at 125/250 VAC. Production is managed under ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems.
Qualifying standard models are available with 1 to 50 free samples and a four working day sample lead time, allowing buyers to evaluate candidate parts before production qualification.
If you already have an incumbent part number, datasheet or drawing, review our switch second source solutions or send the existing specification to Swiclick for a cross reference recommendation.
