SQUARE D
SQUARE D 9007C Lever Arm 2 In Long
Two-inch zinc lever arm with outside-offset steel roller for 9007AW limit switches
- TypeLight Switch
- Standard roller actuator suits limit-switch applications
- 2 in arm length positions the roller precisely
- Zinc arm with steel roller resists wear
- 63 in roller diameter and width match 9007AW specs
- Tapered arm profile fits 0.31 in mounting depth
Square D 9007C Lever Arm
The Square D 9007C is a 2 in lever arm designed for limit switch assemblies in industrial control circuits. It serves maintenance technicians and panel builders who need a direct replacement actuator for existing 9007AW switch bodies.
Zinc arm with steel roller
The arm is made from zinc with a tapered profile and a depth of .31 in. A standard roller of .63 in diameter and .63 in width sits in an outside offset position, providing consistent actuation force and reduced wear on the switch contacts.
Upgrades worn or damaged actuators
This part replaces a bent, corroded or seized lever arm on a 9007AW switch without changing the switch body. The jump is worth it when the original actuator no longer returns cleanly or the roller surface has flattened, restoring reliable mechanical operation.
Highlights
- Standard roller actuator suits limit-switch applications
- 2 in arm length positions the roller precisely
- Zinc arm with steel roller resists wear
- 63 in roller diameter and width match 9007AW specs
- Tapered arm profile fits 0.31 in mounting depth
Specifications
| Brand | Square D |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Switch |
Questions about this item
What actuator type does the 9007C lever arm use and what does it engage?
It uses a standard roller actuator that engages the limit switch mechanism on compatible 9007AW units.
What are the key mounting dimensions for the 9007C lever arm?
The arm is 2 in long, .31 in deep, tapered in width, with a .63 in diameter by .63 in wide steel roller in an outside offset position.
How is the 9007C lever arm installed on a 9007AW switch and what step is often missed?
Mount the zinc arm onto the switch shaft and secure it; the step often missed is verifying the roller sits in the outside offset position for correct actuation.
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