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Used sensor control in Germany

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    HÜBNER Tachogenerato

    HÜBNER Tachogenerato

      Tachogenerator, rotary encoder, speed sensor HÜBNER ELEKTROMASCHINEN AG TDP 0.09 S - 2 ( TDP0,09S-2 ) 20 - 80 mA max. 9000 rpm IP56 without switch box cover ! used, tested !

      $413 USD
      Zschepplin, Germany
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      SIKO encoder

      SIKO encoder

        Rotary encoder, speed sensor SIKO DG 2-XXX-V/16-EN ( DG2-XXX-V/16-EN ) 95 V 48 - 62 Hz 0,14 A Shaft Ø 16 mm Flange Ø 120 mm New !

        $377 USD
        Zschepplin, Germany
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        HÜBNER tachogenerator

        HÜBNER tachogenerator

          Tachogenerator, rotary encoder, speed sensor HÜBNER ELEKTROMASCHINEN AG TDP 0.2 LT - 4 ( TDP0,2LT-4 ) IP55 Shaft diameter: Ø 11 mm, with coupling for shaft: Ø 9 mm intermediate flange: flange diameter: Ø 195 / 15...

          $377 USD
          Zschepplin, Germany
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        Overview

        Encoders are precision devices used to convert motion or position into an electrical signal. They are vital in applications requiring accurate position, speed, and direction feedback, such as in robotics, industrial automation, and machinery control systems. Encoders come in various types, including rotary and linear, each suited for specific tasks and environments.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used encoder?

        Check the encoder's compatibility with your system, its resolution, and the type of output signal it provides. Inspect for wear and tear and ensure it meets your precision requirements.

        How do I ensure the encoder is shipped safely to my location?

        Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in delicate electronics. Ensure the encoder is well-packaged with proper cushioning to prevent damage during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for an encoder?

        Regular maintenance includes cleaning the encoder to prevent dust and debris buildup, checking connections and cables for wear, and ensuring the encoder is properly aligned and secured.