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Stainless steel encoders for washdown and severe environments from Leine & Linde

September 2, 2016 By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

For motion control applications in severe environments or where regular washdown is necessary, Leine & Linde offers its 500 Series rotary encoders in stainless steel versions.

The RXI and RXA 500 Series are robust incremental and absolute encoders known for their durability and wide range of options. They’re used in everything from forestry to windpower, with shaft and hollow-shaft options to suit virtually any application. The new versions of these encoders offer models with a stainless steel enclosure, flange and shaft to further enhance suitability for application in harsh environments, for example where the encoder is subjected to aggressive liquids for washdown in food processing, or salt spray in offshore environments.

Two types of steel are available, 304/A2 or 316/A4, which are both of the austenitic type and can be used in a variety of corrosive applications. Absolute versions of Leine & Linde’s 500 Series are available with up to 14-bit single-turn outputs, with parallel TTL, HTL, SSI, and CANopen interfaces. Incremental versions are available with up to 10,000 PPR resolution and are capable of operating at temperatures up to 100 °C.

For more information, visit www.leinelinde.com.

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