D4B-4113N-NPT OMRON D4B-4113N-NPT Limit Switch for D4B Series - Product View | Vibocnc
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OMRON D4B-4113N-NPT Limit Switch for D4B Series

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SKU: D4B-4113N-NPT

Alternate: D4B4113NNPT

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Brand
OMRON
Part Number
D4B-4113N-NPT
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The OMRON D4B-4113N-NPT (D4B-4113N-NPT) is a limit switch engineered for position detection and control across industrial machinery, production lines, and automated equipment. Limit switches serve a critical role in detecting mechanical motion, confirming machine part presence, and establishing safe operating boundaries or travel limits in industrial operations. This component is designed for maintenance, repair, overhaul, and direct replacement applications, allowing technicians and facility operators to restore original operational specifications without requiring modifications to mounting interfaces or control circuits. In automated environments, limit switches such as this unit are frequently deployed on conveyor systems, assembly equipment, packaging machinery, transfer stations, and specialized processing lines. Operating as an electromechanical sensor, it translates mechanical motion into electrical switching signals that interface with automated control systems to safeguard equipment and optimize machine cycles. With a recorded weight of 10 kg, the switch provides robust mechanical housing suitable for demanding factory settings. Verifying the exact part number and model designation prior to replacement ensures correct mechanical mounting, reliable operational behavior, and minimal downtime across critical industrial production processes.

Technical Specifications

SKU
D4B-4113N-NPT
Brand
OMRON
Part Number
D4B-4113N-NPT
Category
Limit Switch
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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