• Ultra Compact 4mm Size
• Low Profile Design
• SMD (Surface Mount) Configuration
• Momentary Push Button Operation
• Fast Response with Tactile Feedback
• Ideal for High-Density PCB Layouts
• Lightweight & Durable Build
The Mini Tactile Switch 4mm (SW-25) is a small-size SMD push button switch, designed for compact and high-density electronic circuits where space is limited.
With its 4mm footprint, this switch is perfect for modern electronics, including mobile devices, remote controls, compact modules, and embedded systems. The low-profile structure allows it to fit seamlessly into slim designs without adding height.
This is a momentary tactile switch, meaning it only stays active while being pressed, making it ideal for user input controls, signal triggering, and interface buttons.
Its SMD mounting design ensures compatibility with automated PCB assembly, while also maintaining strong electrical contact and long-term reliability.
The switch provides clear tactile feedback, giving users a precise and responsive pressing experience even in small devices.
Product Type: Mini Tactile Switch
Model: SW-25
Switch Size: 4mm (Compact Form Factor)
Mounting Type: SMD (Surface Mount)
Number of Pins: 4 Pin
Operation Type: Momentary (Push Button)
Contact Type: Normally Open (NO)
Material: Plastic Body with Metal Contacts
Button Type: Round Low Profile
Application: Electronic Switching
Mobile Devices
Remote Controls
Compact Electronics
Embedded Systems
Wearable Devices
DIY Electronics
Arduino Projects
Consumer Electronics
Repair & Replacement
High-Density PCBs
Q1: What makes this switch different from standard tactile switches?
Its 4mm ultra-compact size makes it ideal for tight PCB spaces.
Q2: Is this switch suitable for automated assembly?
Yes, it is SMD compatible, perfect for machine placement and reflow soldering.
Q3: Is this switch momentary or locking?
It is a momentary switch, active only when pressed.
Q4: Where is this commonly used?
Used in small electronics like remotes, IoT devices, and handheld gadgets.
Q5: Can beginners use this in DIY projects?
Yes, but SMD soldering requires some precision skills.
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