Linear position sensors convert the linear displacement of connected machinery into an electrical signal proportional to the object's displacement. Models are available in many sensing technologies, mechanical operation styles, mounting configurations, and stroke lengths.
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Linear position sensors convert the linear displacement of an object into a proportional electrical signal. They are available in many mechanical styles and mounting configurations.
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Fixed-slide linear position sensors provide a fixed, threaded rod process connection and are available in a variety of housing styles, ranging from compact round designs to robust rectangular options suitable for applications with heavy vibration. Potentiometer and inductive technologies are available.
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Rodless-slide linear position sensors feature a cursor that moves along the entire sensor length, providing minimum installation length for applications where space is at a premium, such as plastic injection presses. Potentiometer and magnetostrictive technologies are available.
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Spring-loaded-slide linear position sensors feature a push-in style slide actuator with ball tip to measure distance when pressed, ideal for applications where the sensing element cannot be attached to the object whose position is being measured. Potentiometer and inductive technologies are available.
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Pivoting-slide linear position sensors use a rod eye mounting system with a cylindrical body that allows free movement of the transducer axle, adding versatility to their application use. Potentiometer and inductive technologies are available.
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Encoder linear measuring systems provide a spring-loaded, lever mount for a dual-shaft encoder with rubberized wheels attached to both shafts. The wheels ride directly on a product or conveyer belt to measure distance, length or provide speed control feedback. These are often used for cut-to-length and positioning applications.
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