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Description: LMDS Magnetostrictive displacement sensor Non-contact continuous measurement method, the product life is long, the environment is adaptable, and does not need to be maintained regularly, the absolute quantity output, restart does not need to reset to zero. Description
- Output: Current, Voltage
- Sensor Technology: Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch
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Supplier: Holykell Technology Company Limited
Description: Flexible type magnetostrictive level sensors are designed for high - range tank level measurements(5-20m). It is mainly used in large industrial oil tanks or crude oil storage tanks.
- Measuring Range: 196.8505 inch
- Media Type: Liquid
- Device Classification: Sensor-Only
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Supplier: Balluff, Inc.
Description: Linear position sensors with a profile design are contact-free and absolute measurement systems for the precise detection of one or more positions. They deliver convincing performance in harsh environments, for example in presses, injection molding machines or gantry robots, because they are
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Supplier: KOBOLD Instruments, Inc.
Description: float-controlled sensor for continuous sensing of levels. The instrument is comprised of two parts: 1) A magnetostrictive sensor in the measuring tube 2) An integral, four-wire transmitter with the connection box KOBOLD NMT uses the principle of echo time measurement. A
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 145.0377 psi
- Output Options: Analog Current Signal (e.g., 4-20 mA)
- Level Measurement Type: Continuous Level
- Media Type: Liquid
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Supplier: FineTek
Description: The EG Series is a magnetostrictive level transmitter used to accurately measure the changing level of liquids. The EG magnetostrictive level transmitter uses the principles of buoyancy and magnetostriction. Single and two-float designs are available. EGX Magnetostrictive Level
- Output Options: Analog Current Signal (e.g., 4-20 mA)
- Media Type: Liquid
- Communication Interface Options: Serial Interface
- Device Classification: Transmitter
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Supplier: Gefran
Description: Contactless magnetostrictive linear position transducer with RS422-SSI digital output interface. The absence of electrical contact on the cursor eliminates all wear and guarantees almost unlimited life. Compact size for simple installation. Full protection against outside agents for use in
- Measurement Range: 1.968505 to 157.4804 inch
- Accuracy: 0.01 to 0.02 %
- Operating Temperature: -22 to 194 F
- Linear Encoder Speed: 10,000 mm/sec
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Supplier: JOGLER, Inc.
Description: Jogler’s MGT-6000 series level transmitter is the latest development in magnetostrictive liquid level sensing technology that is designed exclusively for magnetic level indicators. The MGT-6000 contains a low profile waveguide that is mounted away from the level gage chamber. This design
- Measuring Range: 240 inch
- Material Temperature Range: -40 to 400 F
- Output Options: Analog Current Signal (e.g., 4-20 mA)
- User Interface: Digital Front Panel
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Supplier: ABB Measurement & Analytics
Description: Features: High accuracy: 0.01% of full scale or + 1.27mm Never requires re-calibration: set it & forget it Superior Sensor (Patent #5,473,245) Local indication with HMI display Dual compartment housing with separate field terminal compartment Loop powered to 22m (75ft) probe length Total
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 2,400 psi
- Material Temperature Range: 800 F
- Output Options: Analog Current Signal (e.g., 4-20 mA)
- Display: Digital Readouts
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Supplier: Holykell Technology Company Limited
Description: Straight rod type magnetostrictive probe is composed of probe rod, circuit unit and float. Based on the magnetostriction principle, it is mainly used for the liquid level monitoring (range: 1-4m) of oil tanks in gas stations or truck tanks.
- Measuring Range: 0 inch
- Media Type: Liquid
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Supplier: Gefran
Description: Linear position transducer with GEFRAN’S innovative ONDA magnetostrictive technology for long life. The absence of electrical contact on the cursor eliminates wear and guarantees almost unlimited life. Gefran’s patented ONDA technology achieves a compact, modular structure for simple
- Measurement Range: 1.968505 to 98.42525 inch
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 221 F
- Linear Encoder Speed: 10,000 mm/sec
- Output: Current, Voltage
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Supplier: Gefran
Description: Contactless linear position transducer with magnetostrictive technology: the absence of electrical contact on the cursor eliminates problems of wear and consumption and guarantees almost unlimited life. The head’s flanged shape and small size make the RK-2 series ideal for applications
- Measurement Range: 1.968505 to 157.4804 inch
- Operating Temperature: -22 to 194 F
- Linear Encoder Speed: 10,000 mm/sec
- Output: Current, Voltage
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Supplier: Gefran
Description: The IK4 CANopen integrates a microprocessor to process the measurement and to diagnose the transducer. The CAN field bus communication system provides fast and safe transmission. The use of CANopen DS-301 protocol and Device Profile DS-406 provides quick and easy integration of the transducer in
- Measurement Range: 1.968505 to 157.4804 inch
- Accuracy: 0.02 %
- Operating Temperature: -22 to 167 F
- Resolution: 0.002 mm
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Supplier: Gems Sensors & Controls
Description: Measuring Accuracy Up to +/- 0.008 (0.2 mm) Resolution Better Than 0.04" (1 mm) Temperature Compensated This high-precision and robust level sensor is designed to provide continuous gauging of liquid media levels in tanks. The measuring principle used by the magnetic float level sensor
- Measuring Range: 8 to 157 inch
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 725 psi
- Material Temperature Range: -85 to 482 F
- Output Options: Analog Current Signal (e.g., 4-20 mA)
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: Linear magnetostrictive position sensor
- Operating Temperature: 167 F
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Supplier: BOGEN Magnetics GmbH
Description: xMARS is an absolute magnetic sensor for linear measurement applications. The fast and reliable sensing circuit allows both position and velocity feedback in motion control systems. xMARS is the most compact sensor of its class.
- Encoder Reading: Absolute
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch, Magnetostrictive
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Supplier: BOGEN Magnetics GmbH
Description: When it comes to speed and position feedback requirements for linear motors, pick and place robots, and electronics and semiconductor manufacturing systems, linear encoder IKS24 is the right choice. It features an advanced dual-element magnetoresistive sensor for producing impressive accuracy
- Encoder Reading: Incremental
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch, Magnetostrictive
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Supplier: Magnescale Americas, Inc.
Description: Readerhead and cable assembly for SL331 series Digiruler tape scale in feedback applications.
- Linear Encoder Speed: 4,166.66666666666 mm/sec
- Operating Temperature: 23 to 113 F
- Resolution: 0.05 to 0.01 mm
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetostrictive, Rectangular
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Supplier: Magnescale Americas, Inc.
Description: Readerhead and cable assembly for SL130 series Digiruler tape scale in feedback applications.
- Linear Encoder Speed: 4,999.999999999987 mm/sec
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 113 F
- Resolution: 0.01 mm
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetostrictive, Rectangular
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Supplier: BOGEN Magnetics GmbH
Description: With the compact incremental magnetic sensing head IKS11, BOGEN offers superb performance in a small form factor. If space is decisive IKS11 is an excellent choice. IKS11 is the preferred choice for automation, instrumentation and motion control applications. In combination with BOGEN precision
- Resolution: 0.00002 mm
- Encoder Reading: Incremental
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch, Magnetostrictive
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Supplier: BOGEN Magnetics GmbH
Description: With the compact incremental magnetic sensing head IKP11, BOGEN offers superb performance in a small form factor. If space is decisive IKP11 is an excellent choice. IKP11 is the preferred choice for automation, instrumentation and motion control applications. In combination with BOGEN precision
- Resolution: 0.00002 mm
- Encoder Reading: Incremental
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch, Magnetostrictive
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Supplier: Alliance Sensors Group
Description: into the same location that is configured to accept a magnetostrictive sensor and for applications where the MR-7 is replacing an existing magnetostrictive sensor, the magnet can be left in place and will not affect the performance of the sensor. Being contactless
- Sensor Technology: Inductive Linear Position Sensor/Switch
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Supplier: Magnescale Americas, Inc.
Description: Readerhead and cable assembly for SL700 series Digiruler tape scale in feedback applications.
- Linear Encoder Speed: 6,400 mm/sec
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 113 F
- Resolution: 0.001 to 0.01 mm
- Features: Linear Encoder, Magnetostrictive, Rectangular
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Supplier: Radwell International
Description: MOUNTING BRACKETS, 42.5 MM HOLE SPACING, FOR USE WITH GEFRAN WPP SERIES MAGNETOSTRICTIVE SENSORS. FREE 2 YEAR RADWELL WARRANTY
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Supplier: TR Electronic
Description: The new linear absolute positioning system measures contact-free and therefore wear-free. The established magnetostrictive measuring method provides for a precise and reliable positioing response and securely resolves up to 0,05mm. The flat compact design of the sensor makes the
- Measurement Range: 3.93701 to 157.4804 inch
- Sensor Technology: Magnetoresistive Linear Position Sensor/Switch
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Supplier: Exsenco, LLC
Description: The profile measuring Φ25mm×height 22.5mm renders you a free mechanical design in adopting our "GY" series. Applications have been widened by mounting SANTEST's GYKM series to cylinders, machines, equipment and it gives infinite life time due to magnetostrictive non-contact sensor,
- Measurement Range: 0.5905515 to 47.24412 inch
- Linearity: 0.05 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 149 F
- Incremental Encoder Signal: Analog
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Supplier: Exsenco, LLC
Description: SANTEST's GYGS probe is a series of which sensor head is extremely thin (20mm thick) adopting new method of detecting magnetostrictive phenomena. Applying to hydraulic cylinder, its total length becomes space saving. GYGS probe is used in combination with the GYGSC controller, which
- Measurement Range: 0.5905515 to 118.1103 inch
- Linearity: 0.025 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -4 to 176 F
- Incremental Encoder Signal: Analog
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Supplier: Exsenco, LLC
Description: resistant to harsh circumstances due to no electronic parts employed in the sensor integrated into hydraulic cylinder and can be used for equipment of such as steel-mill plant no wear-out expected since no mechanical contact between sensor-rod and sleeve resolution 6.25μm of absolute
- Operating Temperature: -4 to 149 F
- Resolution: 0.00625 mm
- Incremental Encoder Signal: Digital
- Encoder Reading: Incremental
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Supplier: Exsenco, LLC
Description: SANTEST's ATG1 series is the all-in-one type of linear gauge. A magnetic resistance element and magnetic tape are mounted inside the sensor. The tape is magnetized with the same pitch of N and S pole precisely. The magnetic resistance element detects the magnetic fields on the tape and LSI
- Measurement Range: 0.393701 inch
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 140 F
- Resolution: 0.001 to 0.002 mm
- Features: Cylindrical, Linear Encoder, Magnetostrictive
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Supplier: DigiKey
Description: MAGNETOSTRICTIVE LINEAR ENCODERS
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
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Supplier: Magnescale Americas, Inc.
Description: Non-contact detection, incremental tape scale.
- Measurement Range: 7.87402 to 1,181.103 inch
- Linear Encoder Speed: 4,999.999999999987 mm/sec
- Operating Temperature: 23 to 113 F
- Resolution: 0.01 mm
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Supplier: Radwell International
Description: (BAM01FC) MAGNETOSTRICTIVE POSITION SENSOR,PROFIT STYLE,28 X 16.5 X 40 MM. FREE 2 YEAR RADWELL WARRANTY
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Supplier: SICK
Description: The MAX48 linear encoder enables non-contact, completely integrated and absolute position measurement in hydraulic cylinders. Suitable for use under extreme ambient and operating conditions in applications in mobile machines. The innovative technology of magnetostriction offers high reliability,
- Measurement Range: 1.968505 to 98.42525 inch
- Linearity: 0.04 ±% Full Scale
- Linear Encoder Speed: 0 to 1,000 mm/sec
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 221 F
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Supplier: Festo Corporation
Description: Measuring principle: magnetostrictive Contactless with absolute measurement High travel speed System product for servopneumatic positioning technology and Soft Stop IP65 Rating
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 167 F
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: Magnetostrictive contactless linear travel sensor. Absolute measurements with analogue output. Contactless reading, meaning no wear and a long service life. Outstanding linearity and repeatability. High protection rating for use in especially harsh conditions. Highly impervious to
- Measurement Range: 15.74804 inch
- Operating Temperature: -22 to 167 F
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Supplier: ams
Description: The TDC-GP22 is our standard device for precision time interval measurement in industiral appications. With single shot 22ps resolution and 4 ms measuring range the TDC-GP22 is perfect for laser range finders, magnetostrictive sensors, spectroscopic applicatons and test equipment. In
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 125 C
- Features: Other
- Interface Type: SPI
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Magnetostrictive level sensors deliver highly accurate, continuous, and reliable liquid level measurement. With robust, wear-free design and wide industry adaptability, they ensure safe operation, reduced maintenance, and long-term cost savings for water, oil, and chemical storage (read more)
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TM1 Series Novotechnik’s TM1 Series of position sensors are designed for use in hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders—especially in tight-space applications. They are based on magnetostrictive technology and are available in screw (read more)
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TP1Datasheet TP1 Series Wear-Free Linear Position Sensor That's A Snap To Design-In Every one of Novotechnik’s TP1 Series of magnetostrictive position sensors come (read more)
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Magnetostrictive Level Sensor SP300/SP400 Series: 1. Safety Intrinsically safe EXiaIIBT4Ga certification by PCEC. 2. Accuracy High-speed digital design, achieving level measurement accuracy up to (read more)
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Magnetostrictive Level Sensors by David Nyce and Adrian Totten
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