SQUARE D
SQUARE D 9007C Limit Switch Lever Arm 2 in
A 2-inch zinc lever arm with a 0.63-inch steel roller, 0.25-inch roller width and 0.31-inch arm depth for 9007AW limit switches
- TypeLight Switch
- Color/FinishBlack
- Standard roller actuator fits 9007AW limit switches
- 2 in arm length positions roller for reliable actuation
- Zinc arm with steel roller resists wear in industrial use
- 63 in roller diameter ensures consistent contact engagement
- 31 in arm depth suits compact enclosure mounting
Lever Arm for 9007AW Switches
This Square D 9007C lever arm is a replacement actuator designed for 9007AW limit switches. It features a standard roller actuator with an outside offset position. The arm is constructed from zinc with a steel roller. It comes in a black finish.
Upgrades Worn or Damaged Actuators
Install this arm when the original lever on a 9007AW switch shows wear, corrosion, or mechanical damage. The 2 in arm length and .63 in roller diameter restore the original actuation travel and force. The .25 in roller width and .31 in arm depth match the factory specifications for proper engagement.
Fits 9007AW Limit Switch Bodies
This component mounts directly to compatible 9007AW switch bodies without modification. The tapered zinc arm and steel roller assembly frees the mechanism from binding caused by deformed original parts. It serves maintenance and repair operations on existing limit switch installations.
Highlights
- Standard roller actuator fits 9007AW limit switches
- 2 in arm length positions roller for reliable actuation
- Zinc arm with steel roller resists wear in industrial use
- 63 in roller diameter ensures consistent contact engagement
- 31 in arm depth suits compact enclosure mounting
Specifications
| Brand | Square D |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Switch |
| Color/Finish | Black |
Questions about this item
Will the 2 in arm and .63 in roller diameter clear my 9007AW mounting bracket?
The lever arm is 2 in long with a .63 in outside‑offset roller, matching the 9007AW actuator profile.
Which way does the roller face when I bolt the arm onto the switch body?
The roller sits on the outside offset; install the arm so the roller points away from the switch housing.
How often should I check the .25 in wide steel roller for wear?
Inspect the roller at each preventive‑maintenance interval; replace the arm if the steel roller shows flat spots or excess play.
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