Vintage 1950s - 1960s loose Cherry switches of unknown model number
Posted: 30 Nov 2018, 16:38
I found these loose Cherry switches at a local place similar to a thrift store, but they sell high quality old industrial equipment together with what I consider junk. The place probably purchased their tooling inventory from local factories when they went out of business from effects of globalization. They sell old made in the USA drill bits, pulleys, end mills, bearings, and electrical components like fuses, capacitors, diodes and switches.
I found these switches labeled Cherry which look similar to the type Orihalcon is selling on E-bay : https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1x-NEW-Cherry-0 ... rk:21:pf:0
They don't have model numbers listed but their rating appears to be 10A, 125 V.A.C. 5A 1/6 H.P. I'm not sure why they have H.P. listed, possibly because they were used with a motor? They have three electrical terminals on the bottom, and are smooth with a slight click when the switches activate.
I found these switches labeled Cherry which look similar to the type Orihalcon is selling on E-bay : https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1x-NEW-Cherry-0 ... rk:21:pf:0
They don't have model numbers listed but their rating appears to be 10A, 125 V.A.C. 5A 1/6 H.P. I'm not sure why they have H.P. listed, possibly because they were used with a motor? They have three electrical terminals on the bottom, and are smooth with a slight click when the switches activate.
