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Used Motion Control Sensors in South Carolina, USA

  • INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-2 POSITION

    INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-2 POSITION SENSOR. 5E-36/1

    • Manufacturer: Industrial Devices Corporation

    INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-2 POSITION SENSOR. OEM spares from a brewery/ bottling plant maintenance room's canceled expansion project tool crib. We repair all types of industrial automation including AC S...

    $115 USD
    Duncan, SC
  • INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-1 POSITION

    INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-1 POSITION SENSOR. 5E-36/1

    • Manufacturer: INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION

    INDUSTRIAL DEVICES CORPORATION PSP-1 POSITION SENSOR. OEM spares from a brewery/ bottling plant maintenance room's canceled expansion project tool crib. We repair all types of industrial automation including AC S...

    $100 USD
    Duncan, SC
  • Sick DFS60B-S4PC10000 Incremental Encoder Loc5E33

    Sick DFS60B-S4PC10000 Incremental Encoder Loc5E33

    • Manufacturer: Sick
    • Model: DFS60B

    Sick DFS60B-S4PC10000 Incremental Encoder *This equipment was removed from new machinery of a conceled project but in mint condition and virtually new.* Palmetto Automation Inc. of Duncan SC specializes in buyin...

    $449 USD
    Duncan, SC

Overview

Motion control sensors are essential components used in automation and robotics to detect and measure movement. These sensors provide critical feedback to control systems, ensuring precise positioning and speed regulation in various applications, from industrial machinery to consumer electronics.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a motion control sensor?

Consider the sensor's range, accuracy, response time, compatibility with your system, and environmental conditions it will operate in. Make sure it meets the specific requirements of your application.

How is a motion control sensor typically shipped?

Motion control sensors are usually shipped in protective packaging to prevent damage. It’s important to use a reputable shipping service that handles delicate electronic components with care.

What maintenance is required for motion control sensors?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the sensor to prevent dust buildup, checking connections for wear and tear, and ensuring it is correctly aligned and calibrated. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance tasks.