Description

INGCO S-DE-SCLRK-S195 Control Knob

The INGCO S-DE-SCLRK-S195 control knob is part of the INGCO brand’s professional tool solutions.

Control knobs are essential components used for the adjustment and control of various electronic or electrical devices. They come in various shapes, materials, and features. Let’s explore some common aspects related to control knobs:

1. Bore Diameter:
   • The bore diameter refers to the outer diameter of the knob’s mounting stud or hole. It ensures that the knob successfully mounts on the instrumentation panel or device.
   • Different control knobs may have varying bore diameters to accommodate different mounting requirements.
2. Mounting Styles:
   • Control knobs can be mounted using various methods:
     • Collet Mounting: Involves an outer body with internal hardware, including a collet. When squeezed against a matching tapered stud, the collet securely clamps onto the stud.
     • Panel Mount: These knobs are mounted to a flat surface using screws.
     • Stud Mount: Features a projecting stud (usually threaded) for mounting.
     • Threaded Hole: The knob has a threaded bore that screws onto a similarly threaded stud.
       • • Thru Hole Mount: The threaded hole extends through the entire height of the knob and is secured by a counter bore at the top.
     • Enhancements and Features:
       • Angle Mount Knobs: Can be mounted at any fixed angle (typically between 0 and 90°).
       • Textured Grips: Knobs with rubberized textures for improved handling, especially useful in wet or damp conditions.
       • Illuminated Knobs: Lit for better visibility in low-light environments.
       • Indicators or Pointers: Lines or dots on the knob’s top or side.
       • Numerical Scales: Provide position indication.
       • Knurled Knobs: Feature a patterned surface (knurling) for better grip.
       • Latching Knobs: Can hold the knob in position.
       • Locking Knobs: Prevent movement without operator action; can be unlocked with a pushbutton or key.
     • Materials:
       • Control knobs are typically made of:
         • Metal
         • Plastic

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