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Machine Control Buttons Pack — 22 mm Mushroom E-Stop (1NO+1NC), LA38 Momentary Green 2NO, LA38 Latching Yellow 2NO
Machine Control Buttons Pack — 22 mm Mushroom E-Stop (1NO+1NC), LA38 Momentary Green 2NO, LA38 Latching Yellow 2NO
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A machine control buttons pack is the minimum set of 22 mm panel-mount controls for the front of a machine: an emergency stop, a momentary button for start or jog, and a latching button for a mode or enable that has to stay selected. All three share a single 22 mm panel cut-out.
Three 22 mm panel buttons — the minimum set for the front of a machine you actually intend to switch on. A mushroom emergency stop with a 1 NO + 1 NC block that twists to release, a green momentary for start or jog, and a yellow latching button for a mode or enable that should stay where you left it.\n\nAll three share the same 22 mm cut-out, so one hole saw does the whole panel. Screw terminals and silver contact bases.\n\nPlease read the note in the specifications: an E-stop button on its own is not a safety system. How it is wired, monitored and what it actually de-energises is the design decision, and it belongs to whoever puts the machine into service.
What can you use it for?
- Front panel of a CNC, laser, press or custom automation cell
- Robot cell control box — start, enable and emergency stop
- Retrofitting a manual machine with a proper operator panel
- Test rigs and training benches where an obvious stop control is needed
- Replacing worn or seized 22 mm buttons on existing equipment
Who is it for?
Machine builders, automation integrators, workshop and makerspace staff fitting out a control panel, and anyone retrofitting a machine that currently has no accessible stop control.
Compatibility
- Panel cut-out: 22 mm for all three buttons
- Emergency stop: XB2-BS5412, mushroom head, twist to release, 1 NO + 1 NC contact block
- Momentary: LA38 flush green, self-resetting, 2 NO. Latching: LA38 yellow, self-locking, 2 NO
- Termination: screw terminals on silver contact bases; contact blocks are stackable on the 22 mm carrier
Specifications
| Emergency stop | 1 × XB2-BS5412 — 22 mm mushroom head, twist to release, 1 NO + 1 NC contact block |
|---|---|
| Momentary button | 1 × LA38 flush green, self-resetting, 2 NO |
| Latching button | 1 × LA38 yellow, self-locking, 2 NO |
| Panel cut-out | 22 mm for all three |
| Contacts | Silver contact bases; screw terminals |
| Total pieces | 3 |
| Note | Supplied as components. An E-stop button is only part of a safety function — the stop category, contact monitoring and wiring must be designed by whoever builds the machine |
What's in the box
- 3-button control panel pack: 1 × XB2-BS5412 22 mm mushroom emergency stop (1 NO + 1 NC), 1 × LA38 green momentary 2 NO, 1 × LA38 yellow latching 2 NO
Shipping and returns
Ships from our warehouse in Singapore with tracking. Parts and accessories: free standard shipping on orders over $25 ($4.99 below) to Canada, the UK, EU, Japan, Korea, Australia and most other countries, 5–15 days; to the United States at carrier cost from $27.99 (SingPost) or $109.99 (DHL Express). Assembled robot-arm kits over 2 kg are built and calibrated to order in Singapore (dispatch in 7–10 business days) and ship worldwide at carrier cost: SingPost Speedpost Priority from $124.99 (10–14 business days) or DHL Express from $229.99 (3–5 business days), shown at checkout. 7-day returns; defective items are replaced or refunded with shipping covered. Import duties, where charged by your country, are paid by the recipient.
Frequently asked questions
Is this E-stop button a complete safety system?
No, and this matters. A mushroom button with an NC contact is one component of a stop function. What that contact breaks, whether it is monitored, which stop category applies and how the machine behaves on reset are design decisions that belong to whoever puts the machine into service. Buy this as a component, not as compliance.
Why use the NC contact rather than the NO one on an E-stop?
So that a broken wire or a disconnected block stops the machine instead of silently disabling the stop. The NC contact is closed in normal running and opens when the button is struck.
What is the difference between the green and yellow buttons?
The green one is momentary — it makes contact only while pressed, which suits start and jog. The yellow one latches — it stays in until pressed again, which suits a mode or enable selection that has to hold.
What size hole do I need to drill?
22 mm for all three. A 22 mm hole saw or a chassis punch does the whole panel.
Can I add more contact blocks?
Yes. The 22 mm carrier accepts stacked contact blocks, so you can add further NO or NC contacts to any of the three buttons if your circuit needs them.
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