Incremental linear encoder VIONiC™ RKLC20-S
opticalnon-contactdigital output

incremental linear encoder
incremental linear encoder
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Characteristics

Type
incremental
Technology
optical
Construction
non-contact
Output signal
digital output
Protection level
IP40
Other characteristics
high-accuracy
Length

20 m
(65'07" )

Resolution

Min.: 2.5 nm

Max.: 5,000 nm

Description

What is VIONiC? The VIONiC readhead combines Renishaw's market proven filtering optics and advanced interpolation into one digital incremental encoder with ultra-high accuracy. The VIONiC encoder system offers a wide variety of speed and resolution configurations, and an expansive range of linear or rotary scale options. This makes it one of the most versatile encoder for high precision feedback. Designed with intuitive auto-calibration mode, VIONiC readheads are also easy to install. What is new? *The VIONiC encoder system is now available in resolutions down to 2.5 nm with enhanced SDE across the product range. What is RKLC20-S scale? RKLC20-S is a narrow, low profile stainless steel tape scale featuring 20 µm pitch incremental graduations and IN-TRAC customer selectable reference marks. It is accurate to ±5 µm/m and available in lengths up to 20 metres (>20 m on request). The RKLC20-S is mastered to the machine substrate giving improved metrological performance when the scale ends are rigidly fixed to the substrate.

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JIMTOF 2024
JIMTOF 2024

5-10 Nov 2024 Tokyo (Japan)

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    SPS 2024
    SPS 2024

    12-14 Nov 2024 Nüernberg (Germany) Hall 4A - Stand 231

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