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Can anyone identify the manufacturer or brand (probably European) of these switches?

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I need to add an additional control switch to my 1960s-era Studer grinder (power on/off for an internal grinding spindle). I'd like to match the existing style if possible. Can anyone identify the manufacturer or brand of these switches? All I really need is the red bakelite or plastic lever, since I could easily fit that to a modern switch

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Can't help with manufacturer, but as a last resort it looks like a 3D printable part? You could leave a channel in the underside for a piece of rod to epoxy in to add strength.

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Can't help with manufacturer, but as a last resort it looks like a 3D printable part? You could leave a channel in the underside for a piece of rod to epoxy in to add strength.


Thanks, but that's the last resort. I am hoping that someone here will recognise them, or might even have one in their box of castoff bits.

I've gotten one PM from another member here, who says that the switch might come from Ghielmetti AG.
 
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I'd say without a doubt they are Ghielmetti switches. I've also seen them on Schaublin machines. The "G" logo on the handle is the giveaway. I've noticed that Swiss machine tool builders tend to buy components from other companies that are not only Swiss, but also nearby. Studer in Steffisburg and Ghielmetti is in Biberist, only 60km away. Practically in the same Canton.
 
I'd say without a doubt they are Ghielmetti switches. I've also seen them on Schaublin machines. The "G" logo on the handle is the giveaway. I've noticed that Swiss machine tool builders tend to buy components from other companies that are not only Swiss, but also nearby. Studer in Steffisburg and Ghielmetti is in Biberist, only 60km away. Practically in the same Canton.

You are correct on all points, see here:
Can anyone identify the manufacturer or brand of these switches?
 








 
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