Yaskawa offers a range of magnetic sensors, featuring the dustproof, flood-tight Bestact magnetic proximity switch. These switches utilize  Bestact logic and inductive rated (0.5 and 0.125 Hp) reed switches for locations up to 510 degrees Fahrenheit, with sensing distances up to 4.33". They can also handle corrosive, dirty, extreme temperature, and gaseous Class I, Division II hazardous location environments.

Cherry Corp. specializes in the production of magnetic proximity sensors, speed sensors, and rotary position sensors to meet the needs of OEM customers. Magnetic options include the MP2007 Series reed sensor that is omnipolar and can therefore be approached by a magnet from any angle, with an operate time of either 0.6 or 1 ms; the DS1101 Series solid state button-actuated sensor that uses Hall effect technology; and the VN1015 Series magnetically-activated digital vane switch that comes in an overmolded plastic housing with either 3-pin or 3-wire harness termination.

Canfield Connector offers several magnetic sensors for different application needs. The Series 7GL and 7HL proximity sensors provide 85 Gauss sensitivity and are operational up to 30 G shock and 20 G vibration; because the 7HL is meant for hazardous locations, it is also NEMA 1, 4, and 13 rated. Reed and electronic magnetic sensors are also available under the Series 8, from the compact 8D that senses pneumatic cylinder position, to the IP67-rated 8E linear actuator magnetic sensor for harsh industrial applications. Another magnetic sensor is the Series 9C, a compact, universal, magnetically-operated proximity switch commonly used on aluminum, extruded profile type linear actuators, equipped with magnetic pistons; it is available in standard 9 ft. PVC wired or optional 8 mm quick connect.