I've used plenty. You need to have a NEMA 4x rated device, for conventional limit switches I've mostly used Allen Bradley, Banner, and Square D on stuff I've built myself,but there's lots of different stuff out there. Availability is always an issue, and in the USA those 3 always have had good availability. It's been a couple of years now since I did much specification or purchasing, and Schneider may have shuffled things a bit, but I was always a fan of Square D products, as I felt their quality matched or exceeded Rockwell, and I felt their design features to be better. I've used Go also, and it performed fine. Nonmetallic bodies have advantages in highly corrosive environments, but powder coated or alloy bodies also do well if the design accommodates them.
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(Me,,,wrong? ...aw, just fine-tuning my sarcasm!)