Mini 6 Pin Push Button

A mini 6-pin push button is a commonly used for on/off functionality or for momentary actions. They can be found in various electronic devices and are available in different sizes and configurations, including self-locking (latching) and momentary types.

The mini 6-pin push button switch is a compact, high-performance component ideal for space-constrained electronic devices, featuring a surface mount terminal design that enables seamless integration onto PCBs. Its 6-pin configuration supports versatile circuit control, making it a staple in small-scale electronics.

As a key variant, the DPDT 6-PIN push button leverages its dual pole-double throw structure, allowing synchronous control of two independent circuits via its six pins—three per pole, with common, normally open, and normally closed terminals. This design suits applications needing precise dual-circuit management.

The micro locking push button switch, a compact subset, combines miniaturization with locking functionality, maintaining states after actuation to prevent accidental resetting. Meanwhile, the self-locking tactile push button switch adds tactile feedback, ensuring users feel confirmation of actuation while retaining the self-locking feature (staying in position until re-pressed).

Widely used in wearables, IoT sensors, and portable devices, this switch balances durability with precision. Its surface mount terminal simplifies automated assembly, while compatibility with micro and self-locking designs makes it adaptable to diverse control needs in modern electronics.