New range of encoders launched
March 2004
Sensors & Transducers
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Ana-Digi Systems is now offering a comprehensive range of Metronix rotary encoders. The range comprises hollow shaft encoders, accommodating shaft sizes from 6-52 mm, standard encoders with shafts ranging from 4-16 mm, and heavy-duty waterproof and vibration proof encoders with multiple bearings.
All frequencies and all standard output configurations are catered for up to 6000 pulses per rev. Most of the popular items are available ex-stock. The range also includes robust, high quality disc encoder couplings. Metronix encoders are manufactured to exacting standards and are CE and UL approved, ensuring the end user of the best quality equipment at economical prices. Distributors for the equipment have been appointed in all major areas except Gauteng where a distributor is sought.
For more information contact Keith, Ana-Digi Systems, 021 914 9030, [email protected], www.anadigi.co.za
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