Glass scale linear encoder LE series
incrementalmagnetic5 VDC

glass scale linear encoder
glass scale linear encoder
glass scale linear encoder
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Characteristics

Type
incremental
Technology
magnetic
Supply voltage
5 VDC
Applications
industrial, for OEM
Other characteristics
glass scale
Length

1,100 mm
(43.307 in)

Linear encoder speed

1 m/s
(3.28 ft/s)

Output frequency

50 kHz, 250 kHz

Process temperature

Max.: 50 °C
(122 °F)

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Description

ZS Instruments offers replacement Glass Scales for majority of DROs on the market as well as Linear Encoders for CNC machines, CNC Routers, Automation Equipment and other custom OEM applications. Our scales are made in the USA from top quality materials. Advanced Optical Technology Our Glass Scales produced under class 100 cleanroom environment and feature Patent Pending sensor technologies. Only optical encoders provide native 5um (0.0002”) resolution without relying on approximation and ensure a consistent level of precision and repeatability over the entire lifespan. In addition, compared with magnetic and/or inductive technology, glass scales are not affected by presence of metal dust and external magnetic fields. Environmental Protection ZS Instruments scales are fully enclosed with high quality oil and coolant resistant lip seals. Using optional air terminal, achieves IP63 rating for operation in dusty environments such as fiberglass, carbon fiber, and wood processing. In addition, every encoder comes with an L shaped protective cover Competitive Advantage We understand customer needs and apply our culture of innovation to create high quality products at affordable price. Our made in the USA replacement scales are offered at a compettive pricing while providing equal or better quality in comparison to OEM alternatives.

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