Cal-Centron manufactures electromechanical switches with solid state coding. One of the company's switches is recommended for the food industry and is autonomous, non-contact, and waterproof to IP 67. The company also produces coded magnet safety switches with LED indicators, and an electromechanical switch with electronic coding available in 124 different codes.

Jameco Electronics offers a host of electromechanical switch types including: basic, BCD, DIP, keylock, keypad, knife, lever, limit, magnetic reed, proximity, pull chain, push button, reed, rotary, rocker, slide, snap, tactile, temperature, and toggle. The switches are manufactured by ACT Components Inc. Tyco Electronics, APEM, Bourns Inc., C&K Components, Cherry, CTS, E-Switch, GC Electronics, Grayhill, Jameco Valuepro, Judco Manufacturing, Honeywell, Mountain Switch, NKK Switches, Omron, Panasonic, and Velleman.

Mouser Electronics Inc. stocks and distributes electromechanical switches manufactured by Apem, C&K Components, Cherry, E-Switch, Honeywell, ITW Switches, Mountain Switches, Omron, Panasonic, Phoenix Contact, TE Connectivity, and Tyco Electronics. Switch types include: snap action/limit, coaxial, coded rotary, control, detector, DIP, keylock, magnetic/reed, multi-directional, push button, rocker, paddle, rotary, slide, tactile and jog, thumbwheel, tilt, and toggle.

Arrow Electronics Inc. offers a number of electromechanical switch types including: DIP, keylock, push button, Reed, rocker, rotary, slide, snap action, tactile, and toggle. The various switches are produced by Bourns, C&K Components, Cherry, Dialight, Grayhill, Honeywell, NKK Switches, Omron, Panasonic, RDI Electronics Inc., Switchcraft, and TE Connectivity.

Applied Resources Corp. provides precision manufacturing of switching and electromechanical systems for the aerospace, defense, and communication industries.