MSI can make zero speed sensors in customer-specified lengths, diameters, configurations, mounting threads (e.g., metric) as well as with different operating specifications and options like pigtail leads, NPT threads for explosion proof applications, etc. Technology can be either Hall Effect or Magnetoresistive (MR) (read more)

Motion Sensors, Inc. applies over 35 years of experience to provide customers with high quality custom sensors with reasonable prices and delivery. Contact them today to discuss your application (read more)

It often happens that existing speed sensors are used in applications/environments that now require Intrinsic Safety. Identification and testing of an alternative, certified sensor can be time consuming and costly.

The Intrinsically Safe certifications at MSI allow for customization, providing the ability to design a fit, form and function equivalent to the legacy sensor. (read more)

Intrinsically Safe preamplifiers certified to CSA (with NRTL/C) and LCIE to ATEX (94/9/EC). They are available for the most stringent conditions; can be used with VR or RF (Inductive) sensors (read more)

TURCK introduces magnetic-inductive sensors for efficient and economic detection of weld nuts. (read more)

The PU-E Series pick-up is an economical and reliable way to monitor motor speed. Its patented design provides ease of installation in otherwise difficult to reach areas. The PU-E pick-up operates at a 5 to 24 volt level producing a sharp square wave output, which may be fed into Dart's field progra... (read more)

Speed sensors designed for the harsh and rugged rail and transit environment. Applications include Propulsion Motors, Braking, Speed Control, and ATC. Numerous agency approvals and qualification tests. (read more)

For applications with temperatures in excess of 450°F, Motion Sensors' VR Speed Sensors offer reliable service from -450°F to +850°F continuous temperature, and 1000°F intermittently. Low volumes and a variety of customization options available (read more)

Linear valve drivers are available with rated output currents from 25 to 200 ma. They may be operated open loop only (no external feedback device). Open loop regulation is typically better than 1%, using the internal current feedback. These low cost devices were originally designed to be applied on mobile equipment and require a positive 10 to 30 volt dc power supply. (read more)

Smith Systems Digi-Tran ® Digital Speed Sensors utilize integral active signal conditioning electronics to provide constant amplitude output regardless of exciter speed. These speed sensors can be powered with a wide range of supply voltages and are compatible with digital equipment. (read more)