Valves

Limit switches, push-button valves

Pneumatic limit switches and push-button valves generate a compressed air signal upon mechanical actuation by cam, roller lever or roller, triggering sequence controls without electrical power. The range covers limit switches E, ER, ERO, ERT (3/2-way NC/NO, M 5 to G 1/4"), lever valves HF and HR (spring return or detent, G 1/4" and G 1/2", 5/3-way), push-button valves T, foot valves FOMR/FT650D/FSE and roller valves R/RL. Airtec Precision and Standard (B) versions are available for different performance requirements.

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Buying guide

How to choose Limit switches, push-button valves

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Actuation types and designs

⚙ Limit switches (cam) E, EO - 3/2-way NC/NO, M 5; E 25 311, E 25 310 B, EO 25 311 B
✓ Limit switches (roller lever) ER, ERO, ERT - ER 25 311 (NC/NO), ERO 25 311 B (NO), ERT 05 311 ES (stainless steel, roller), Airtec ER S4 (4mm)
⚡ Lever valves HF/HR - Airtec HF/HR 14+12 530/533 (5/3-way, G 1/4" and G 1/2"), spring return or detent, mid-position closed or exhausted
⛤ Foot valves FOMR / YPC FT650D - FOMR 5314 (5/3-way G 1/4", mid-position exhausted, detent), YPC FT650D (5/3-way G 1/2", mid-position pressurised)
📦 Electric foot switch FSE - electrical actuation, for hybrid pneumatic-electrical controls
🔄 Spring rod valve EF 18 / EF 25 - 3/2-way, actuated by spring rod, replacement spring rod available

Selection by actuation type and switching function

ActuationProductSwitching functionPort
CamE 25 311 / E 25 310 B3/2-way NC/NOM 5
Roller leverER 25 311 / R 3143/2-way NC/NOM 5, G 1/4"
Idle return rollerRL 3143/2-way NC/NOG 1/4"
Lever (spring return)Airtec HF 14/12 530/5335/3-wayG 1/4", G 1/2"
Lever (detent)Airtec HR 14/12 530/533 / XMV 2220/25205/2-way, 5/3-wayG 1/4", G 1/2"
Foot (detent)FOMR 5314 / YPC FT650D5/3-wayG 1/4", G 1/2"

Typical applications

Typical applications: Position sensing of slides, grippers and cylinder pistons in pneumatic sequence controls, manual control panels with lever and push-button valves, foot pedal controls on presses and welding systems, safety interlocks via limit switch valves, and potentially explosive atmospheres where purely pneumatic actuation replaces electrical sensors.