Tact Switch
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Chuangjiebao can supply 3*6,4.5*4.5,6*6,6.2*6.2,8*8,12*12.tact switch with 1>.Eximious materials 2>.Flexibility design 3>.Long operating life 4>.Good contact 5>.RoHS
approval
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1>Supply 3*6,4.5*4.5,6*6,6.2*6.2,8*8,12*12 tact switch,smt/smd tact switch
2>ROHS approval
3>Manufacturer for over 10 years
- Max. Voltage:50V
- Max. Current:50mA
- Model Number:TD-26EA
- Brand Name:CHUANGJIEBAO
- Place of Origin:Zhejiang China (Mainland)
- Country:China (Mainland)
- telephone:86-577-61380893
| Delivery Time: | Within 5-10days after receipt of payment |
| Package: | 1> Poly bad 2>Packaging in Reel, 1000pcs/reel 3>Carton |
| Supply Ability: | 200000 Piece/Pieces per Week |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 2000 Piece/Pieces |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,Western Union |
| Port: | FOB Ningbo or Shanghai |
| Max. Voltage: | 50V |
| Max. Current: | 50mA |
| Model Number: | TD-26EA |
| Brand Name: | CHUANGJIEBAO |
| Place of Origin: | Zhejiang China (Mainland) |
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