Why Choose the Pizzato FD320 Position Switch?
The Pizzato FD320 is a robust position switch with coil spring actuator and plastic tip, designed for fast and reliable switching in demanding industrial automation environments. As part of the heavy-duty Pizzato FD series, it delivers long service life, consistent performance and excellent resistance to mechanical stress and environmental conditions.
Manufactured with a durable metal housing and a PG13.5 threaded conduit entry, the FD320 is engineered to withstand dust, moisture and vibration. Its flexible coil spring actuator with plastic point enables multidirectional actuation, reducing mechanical stress and ensuring accurate switching even with variable alignment.
This model features a 1 NO + 1 NC snap-action contact configuration, providing fast switching response and precise control for industrial machinery and automation systems.
Key Advantages
- Heavy-duty position switch for industrial automation.
- Flexible coil spring actuator for multidirectional triggering.
- 1 NO + 1 NC snap-action contacts for fast switching response.
- Durable metal housing designed for harsh environments.
- IP67 protection rating for resistance to dust and water ingress.
- High mechanical endurance for long-term reliability.
Key Features
- Pizzato FD series position switch.
- Coil spring actuator with plastic tip.
- 1 NO + 1 NC snap-action contacts.
- PG13.5 threaded conduit entry.
- Silver contacts for stable electrical performance.
- External gasket for improved sealing.
- Designed for continuous industrial operation.
The Pizzato FD320 is designed for applications requiring quick and precise switching. Its snap-action mechanism ensures rapid contact transition, making it ideal for control circuits where timing and responsiveness are critical.
The flexible actuator absorbs mechanical variation and impact, ensuring consistent and repeatable operation while extending the lifespan of the switch in demanding industrial environments.
Typical Applications
- Conveyor and material handling systems.
- Packaging and processing machinery.
- Position detection in automated equipment.
- High-speed control systems requiring snap-action switching.
- Industrial automation and OEM machine building.
- Harsh environments requiring robust switching devices.
