Metal Pushbutton
Mid-to-high-end pushbutton switches, indicator lights, relays, buzzers and accessory solutions
Anti-vandal metal push buttons in SUS304/316, plus indicator lights, selector, key and emergency stop switches. Wenzhou Jinhong OEM/ODM.
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Metal Indicator Light
SUS304/316 metal indicator lights, 6–30mm — IP67, IK10, AC/DC LED, screw, PCB…
Metal Push Button Switch
SUS304/316 metal push buttons, 12–40mm: IP65, flat/raised/dome/mushroom heads,…
Metal Selector Switch
SUS304/316 metal selector switches, 16/19/22mm — IP54, 2/3-position, maintaine…
Metal Key Switch
Anti-vandal SUS304/316 metal key switches, 16/19/22mm — IP40, 2/3-position key…
Metal Emergency Stop Switch
SUS304/316 metal emergency stop switches, 16/19/22mm: mushroom head, push-lock…
Metal Buzzer
SUS304/316 metal buzzers, 19/22mm: IP65–IP67, IK10, continuous or intermittent…
Custom Metal Push Button Switch
Custom SUS304/316 metal push buttons — IP40–IP65, laser-marked symbols, logos…
Metal push button switches use stainless-steel or nickel-plated brass bodies to survive environments where plastic buttons fail: outdoor kiosks, access control, marine equipment and heavy machinery. Typical features are high IP sealing ratings, IK impact (anti-vandal) resistance and optional LED illumination rings. JINHONG produces metal pushbuttons in standard panel cut-outs from 12 mm to 30 mm, in momentary and latching versions with a range of contact configurations.
FAQ
What is an anti-vandal metal push button?
It is a push button switch with a metal body and a flat or slightly raised actuator designed to resist deliberate damage and impacts (rated by IK codes). They are common in public-facing equipment such as kiosks, intercoms, elevators and outdoor machines.
What does the IP rating on a push button mean?
The IP (Ingress Protection) code has two digits: the first rates protection against solid objects and dust (6 = dust-tight), the second against water (5 = jets, 7 = temporary immersion). For example IP67 means dust-tight and protected against short immersion — suitable for washdown or outdoor front panels.
What is the difference between momentary and latching buttons?
A momentary button only closes (or opens) its contacts while pressed and springs back on release — used for jog, start or doorbell functions. A latching (maintained) button changes state on each press and stays there — used for on/off power control.
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