D4SL-SK10H OMRON D4SL-SK10H Slide Key Unit for D4SL Series Safety Door Switches - Product View | Vibocnc
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OMRON D4SL-SK10H Slide Key Unit for D4SL Series Safety Door Switches

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SKU: D4SL-SK10H

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Brand
OMRON
Part Number
D4SL-SK10H
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The OMRON D4SL-SK10H (D4SL-SK10H) is a slide key unit designed for use with OMRON D4SL series guard lock safety door switches. Engineered for industrial machine guarding applications, this mechanical accessory facilitates the reliable opening, closing, and locking of safety doors, perimeter fences, and machine enclosures. The unit works directly in conjunction with the safety interlock switch to ensure that hazardous equipment cannot be operated when access doors are open. By mechanically guiding the switch actuator, the slide key assembly provides robust door operation and helps protect personnel from unintentional machine startup during maintenance, inspection, and service procedures. Constructed for demanding factory environments, the D4SL-SK10H enhances operational safety across manufacturing systems, automated assembly lines, packaging machinery, and robotic work cells. It provides a durable physical interface between the door structure and the electrical safety interlock, ensuring precise alignment and long service life under repeated mechanical cycling. The unit is listed with a weight of 10 kg, making it a substantial hardware component for heavy-duty industrial guard systems. This slide key unit is a critical spare part for restoring proper safety barrier operation and maintaining plant protection standards.

Technical Specifications

SKU
D4SL-SK10H
Brand
OMRON
Part Number
D4SL-SK10H
Category
Slide Key Unit
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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