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Heavy duty encoders

Published:  27 August, 2020

Where aggressive environmental and challenging production conditions combine to put the most demanding stresses on control systems the functionality, durability and reliability of the components is critical. Control applications in quarrying, construction and agriculture are just a few examples of harsh operating conditions and are where heavy duty encoders, supplied by BAUMER have excelled.

The company says for example, heavy duty absolute encoders such as their HMG 10 / PMG 10 used in container crane systems, vertical lift bridges and steelworks have proven their absolute reliability providing unparalleled service life for many years. Their proven heavy-duty design features include bearings at both shaft ends, ultra-robust magnetic single turn sensing with optical precision and a heavy-duty revolution counter without battery or gears. 

More at: https://www.baumer.com/gb/en/product-overview/rotary-encoders-angle-sensors/heavyduty-encoders-absolute/hmg10-pmg10/c/14032

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e: sales.uk@baumer.com

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