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Sunnyvale, CA, December 10, 2010 – With a compact and ergonomic design that meets all major robotics industry requirements, HE6B enabling switches have it all. HE6B is ergonomically designed to work where human interaction is required to turn on a machine or robot arm while the user is in a potentially dangerous area. This 3-position enabling switch not only turns a machine on when pressed, but also turns machines off when over pressed or squeezed, as long as the switch...

Sunnyvale, CA, November 10, 2010 – NEW IDEC interlock safety switches feature six contacts with easy-to-wire termination and an increased locking force of 3,000N. That is twice the locking force of standard competitor switches of this size! HS1L switches are designed to work in applications with large machines that have heavy doors or gates and are equipped with a manual lock-release key and an LED indicator. The indicator is wired independently, for added flexibility...