Bimetal Temperature Control Switch

bimetal temperature control switch is the kettle-oriented action strip in this listing. It is supplied as a component for an existing thermostat mechanism rather than as a finished switch. Heating changes the shape of the strip and that motion is transferred to the customer's contact assembly, making the part suitable for manufacturers that already have their own support and enclosure.

The specified thermal window for bimetal temperature control switch is narrower than the higher-temperature snap-disc items: 40-100°C operating range, 0-60°C reset range and ±5°C tolerance. A 24-, 48- or 72-hour salt-spray test can be requested. Final approval should reproduce kettle power, the heat-transfer path and the installed location of the customer's mechanism.

Gan'en Electronics can use a drawing, prototype or mating component to set the bimetal geometry and temperature requirement. In-house operations include stamping, forming, heat treatment and thermostat assembly. Regular MOQ is 10,000 pcs; standard samples are supplied without sample charge, freight excluded. Standard production is usually around 7 days, while custom sample timing depends on shape and test scope.

For repeat manufacture, bimetal temperature control switch drawings and process settings can be retained after sample approval. Production status may be shared by image or video. Incoming material, work stages, finished pieces and outgoing lots are checked, then a complete pre-pack inspection is performed. Plain cartons can be used when the buyer applies its own downstream packaging.