Little switches, big results

In many instances, you can't do without switches. Whether they be door openers, in production systems, or in medical devices, safe switches are often in demand. With the help of bonding technology expert CREDIMEX, SCHURTER relies on a systems solution from DELO which comprises adhesives, as well as dispensing and curing equipment, to seal its new generation of switches.

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As a supplier of electronic components, input systems and complete solutions, SCHURTER develops and produces micro and piezo switches, mechanical push buttons, and non-contact switches in numerous variants.

Based in Lucerne, the Swiss technology company operates worldwide with 1,800 employees across 17 companies in 15 countries – 10 of which have their own production sites. The company sees itself as an innovation leader that also offers smart, sustainable device connectors made from bio-based plastic.

Then there are the MSMII switches, which are also constantly being developed and improved. This extremely robust model is designed for harsh indoor and outdoor environments, and is therefore used in sectors such as healthcare, food, automotive, and mechanical engineering.

Thanks to their IP67 certification – with which devices prove their dust and water resistance – as well as an ultra-high ESD resistance (contact discharge ±8KV, air discharge ±15KV), they promise to last for up to 20 million actuations, even under demanding conditions.

A diverse set of adhesive requirements
To achieve this figure, the inside of the switch must be hermetically sealed. 


Read the full article in DPA's April 2025 issue


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