An endstop and cable management pack combines the mechanical limit switches that tell a machine where its axes are with the ties and adhesive bases used to route the wiring back to the controller. Both jobs happen at the same point in a build, which is why they are packed together here.Functionally equivalent to: Switches: Omron SS-series and Honeywell MICRO SWITCH subminiature basic switches. Ties and bases: Panduit and HellermannTyton equivalents. Same subminiature switch format and standard 20 × 20 mm adhesive tie base.Compatible replacement part. We are not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by these manufacturers, and this is not an OEM part — check the specification below against your application before ordering.Fitting endstops and tidying the loom that comes with them are the same job, so this pack covers both. Ten TS-1D3 micro limit switches — SPDT copper contacts, 5 A at 250 V, 16 mm lever, three pins so you can wire normally-open or normally-closed — plus a hundred cable ties and a hundred adhesive bases to route the wiring back to the board without it catching on a moving axis.\n\nA three-axis machine needs three switches for homing and usually three more for hard limits; the rest go in the drawer for the next build. The adhesive bases stick to extrusion, sheet metal or a printed bracket, so you can pin a loom down without drilling.What can you use it for? Homing and hard limits on 3D printer X, Y and Z axes CNC router, laser and plotter travel limits Robot arm and linear actuator end-of-travel protection Routing and anchoring looms along extrusion, sheet metal or printed brackets without drilling Guard, lid and drawer interlocks on enclosures Who is it for?3D printer and CNC builders, makerspaces and robotics teams who go through endstops and cable ties in quantity and would rather buy both once than run out of either mid-build.Compatibility Controllers: Marlin, Klipper, GRBL, RepRap boards, Arduino, Raspberry Pi and PLC digital inputs Switch wiring: three pins — COM, NO and NC — so one part serves either logic Switch rating: 5 A at 250 V AC, copper contacts, CCC certified Tie mounts: self-adhesive 20 × 20 mm bases; clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol before sticking Specifications Limit switches 10 × TS-1D3 (KW12 family) — 16 mm straight lever, 3-pin SPDT, 5 A 250 V AC, copper contacts, CCC certified Cable ties 100 × nylon, 3 × 120 mm, black Tie mounts 100 × self-adhesive cable-tie bases, 20 × 20 mm, white, 3M-type adhesive backing Total pieces 210 Typical use Homing and travel limits plus the wiring that goes with them on 3D printers, CNC machines and robot axes What's in the box 210-piece endstop + wiring pack: 10 × TS-1D3 micro limit switches, 100 × nylon cable ties 3 × 120 mm, 100 × self-adhesive tie mounts 20 × 20 mmShipping and returnsShips from our warehouse in Singapore with tracking. Parts and accessories are charged by parcel weight, the same rates everywhere: $11.99 up to 250 g, $19.99 to 500 g, $34.99 to 1 kg and $59.99 to 2 kg. Orders over $100 that stay under 500 g ship free. Standard tracked runs 5–18 business days; DHL Express (3–5 business days) is offered at checkout if you need it sooner. Within Singapore: $6, or free over $110. 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.One parcel, one shipping charge: small parts travel together, so the postage on a single 70 g servo is the same as on six of them. A 500 g parcel holds roughly six servos plus horns and cables — which is also about where an order passes $100 and ships free. If you are buying one small item, it is usually worth checking what else you will need for the same build.Frequently asked questionsHow many endstops does a typical machine need?Three for homing on a three-axis machine, and often three more if you also fit hard limits at the far end of travel. Ten covers a build with spares, which matters because levers are a wear part.Should I wire them normally-open or normally-closed?Normally-closed is safer for limits: the circuit is closed at rest and opens when tripped, so a broken wire also stops the machine. Use the COM and NC pins and set your firmware's endstop logic to match.Will the adhesive mounts hold on aluminium extrusion?Yes, provided the surface is clean — wipe with isopropyl alcohol and press firmly for a few seconds. On dusty, oily or textured 3D-printed surfaces the bond is weaker; screw the base down through its hole instead.Are these the same switches as your 10-pack listing?Yes, the same TS-1D3 16 mm lever switches. This pack adds the ties and mounts; buy the plain 10-pack if you only need switches.Can I use these switches at 5 V logic levels?Yes. The 5 A 250 V figure is the maximum AC contact rating; running a few milliamps at 3.3 or 5 V is well within it and is the normal endstop use case.
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