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|Articles|January 20, 2019
Bearingless encoders
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
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Measuring and monitoring of rotary speed and rotary shaft position on machines, industrial installations and electric drives is a requirement in many industry sectors to ensure optimum performance. Rotary encoders and angle sensors are the preferred devices to achieve this.
Baumer offers Bearingless Encoders suitable for space-limited locations. They feature a short mounting depth and wearfree magnetic sensing technology. One version is designed for shafts up to 740 mm. Others are for shorter shafts up to 340mm.
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