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Supplier: Grayhill, Inc.
Description: Grayhill’s joysticks provide the human interface for directional control. They are available with mechanical switching or magnetic Hall-effect sensors for long life. Our NavCoders are unique human interface devices for navigating through on-screen software. They integrate the following three
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
- Number of Axes: 3-Axis Control
- Features: Bellows, Gaiter or Boot, Other
- Joystick Technology: Hall Effect
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: dual axis Proportional Joystick +-50% ga
- Number of Axes: 2-Axis Control
- Features: Other Input Technology
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Supplier: IntelLiDrives, Inc.
Description: The JOY-3 is an easy-to-use, programmable joystick for stand-alone control of axes in x-y or x-y-z applications. The joystick interfaces directky to all IntelLiDrives stepper and servo drives. No PC required Single Handed 3-axis Control Motor Speed Proportional to the Tilt Angle
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Supplier: Daco Hand Controllers
Description: Joysticks are the most suitable hand controllers for dynamic applications such as remote vehicle operation and camera tracking systems, and displacement joysticks are the most common type. Daco's modular displacement joystick range has been developed specifically for
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 85 F
- Number of Axes: 2-Axis Control, 3-Axis Control
- Features: Bellows, Gaiter or Boot, Other
- Grip Style: Contoured, Custom, Straight or Conical Tube
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Description: Deflection of the grip on this control operates a miniature, force operated joystick (Model 465) and X/Y axes direction switches. The joystick provides a maximum deflection angle of ± 15°. Output is proportional to the applied force 0 to ± 1.40 VDC with +/- 6 VDC applied.
- Number of Axes: 2-Axis Control
- Grip Style: Contoured
- Handle Options: Multifunction Grip, Trigger or Pushbutton Handle
- Mounting: Panel
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Description: A two axis non-contacting precision displacement fingertip operated control which has revolutionized the HMI (Human Machine Interface) Industry by providing high performance and high reliability at low cost. Standard Model 501C joysticks produce analog output voltages proportional to
- Number of Axes: 2-Axis Control
- Features: Bellows, Gaiter or Boot, EMI / RFI Protection, Other
- Connector: CANbus, RS232, USB
- Grip Style: Contoured, Custom, Straight or Conical Tube
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Supplier: Daco Hand Controllers
Description: of the few specialist companies to engineer our own miniature force-operated joysticks. Force-operated joysticks are noteworthy for their small footprint. They require less space for mounting and the base assembly is smaller than an equivalent displacement joystick; if a grip is
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 70 F
- Grip Style: Custom, Straight or Conical Tube
- Features: Other
- Mounting: Panel
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Supplier: APEM Components, Inc.
Description: The 4000 Series is a range of highly versatile single, dual, or tri-axial, proportional joysticks. The range employs high quality plastic conductive film potentiometers as standard, and is designed as a sub-panel mount unit.
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Supplier: MotiCont
Description: Three-axis, Pre-wired Joystick with 3 Speed Selection Keys Single Handed 3-axis Control Motor Speed Proportional to the Tilt Angle Three Speed Selection Keys Long Life
- Number of Axes: 2-Axis Control, 3-Axis Control
- Mounting: Desktop
- Joystick Application: Precision Joystick Controller
- Grip Style: Straight or Conical Tube
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Supplier: PUI - Projections Unlimited, Inc.
Description: Proportional Miniature Thumb Controls Non-Contacting Hall Effect Technology
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Supplier: PUI - Projections Unlimited, Inc.
Description: Non-Contacting Hall Effect Technology
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Supplier: OTTO Controls
Description: OTTO's HTLT Series miniature Hall Effect joystick is a proportional linear output finger joystick with a pushbutton option. With a lower base price than the HTL, the HTLT features 6 different button styles, multiple output configurations and 3 mounting options including top
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Supplier: OTTO Controls
Description: OTTO's HTLT Series miniature Hall Effect joystick is a proportional linear output finger joystick with a pushbutton option. With a lower base price than the HTL, the HTLT features 6 different button styles, multiple output configurations and 3 mounting options including top
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Supplier: OTTO Controls
Description: traditional joystick technology. The JHS-RC has been tested to four million cycles with no sign of boot wear and no degradation of electrical performance. The electronics are sealed to IP68S. It offers resistance to RFI and EMI per SAE J1113; standard 0.5 to 4.5VDC proportional output.
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
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Supplier: OTTO Controls
Description: The JHS-F0001 is a single-axis, friction-hold joystick for construction equipment and off-highway vehicles. The key feature is that the lever does not return to center when released. Designed for use in applications where the output is used to control the speed or direction of the machine or
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
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Description: This model is a single axis proportional joystick with spring return-to-center using a 5K ohm center tapped potentiometer whose electrical angle matches the mechanical angle of the joystick. Stay in place versions with direction switches.
- Number of Axes: 1-Axis Control, 3-Axis Control
- Features: Bellows, Gaiter or Boot, Other
- Switches: Friction Hold, Spring Return (Centering)
- Handle Options: Mechanical Interlock, Trigger or Pushbutton Handle
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Supplier: Allied Electronics, Inc.
Description: Joystick, 10 Kiloohms Resistance, ± 5% Linearity, 0.1 W Power ETI Systems is the licensed distributor in North America for Oliver Control Systems (OCS) joysticks. Typical Applications: Camera Controls — Cranes and Gantries — Medical Equipment — Handheld Remote Controls — Positional
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Supplier: SAE International
Description: controls. The operator applies force to either the joystick itself or to its proportional linear displacement thumb wheel switches. This movement is then detected by either resistive or Hall Effect sensors, placed right inside joystick, and converted into an electrical signal.
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Supplier: Radwell International
Description: JOYSTICK CONTROL LEVER, STANDARD VERSION, PROPORTIONAL, 40 X 80 X 192 MM. FREE 2 YEAR RADWELL WARRANTY
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Supplier: Hayward Flow Control
Description: smooth package. Thermal Management Our Proportional Control Actuators utilize proprietary, microprocessor-based algorithms to automatically control motor temperatures in real time with close-loop feedback. Data Logging and Diagnostics Our Proportional Control Actuators respond to a
- Actuator Torque: 135 to 13,500 In-lbs
- DC Voltage: 12 to 24 volts
- AC Voltage: 12 to 230 volts
- Actuation Time: 8 seconds
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Supplier: H.O. Penn Machinery Company, Inc.
Description: the work day. Low Effort Joystick Controls Ergonomic, pilot hydraulic controls deliver precise control with minimal effort. The right joystick controls the loader raise, lower and tilt functions while the left joystick controls the forward and reverse travel speed plus
- Horsepower: 74 HP
- Operating Weight: 7,007 lbs
- Travel Speed: 7.5 miles/hr
- Type: Skid Steer Loader
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Supplier: H.O. Penn Machinery Company, Inc.
Description: day. Low Effort Joystick Controls Ergonomic, pilot hydraulic controls deliver precise control with minimal effort. The right joystick controls the loader raise, lower and tilt functions while the left joystick controls the forward and reverse travel speed plus direction.
- Horsepower: 62 HP
- Operating Weight: 6,997 lbs
- Travel Speed: 7 miles/hr
- Features: Other
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Supplier: H.O. Penn Machinery Company, Inc.
Description: the work day. Low Effort Joystick Controls Ergonomic, pilot hydraulic controls deliver precise control with minimal effort. The right joystick controls the loader raise, lower and tilt functions while the left joystick controls the forward and reverse travel speed plus
- Horsepower: 74 HP
- Operating Weight: 7,008 lbs
- Travel Speed: 7.700000000000001 miles/hr
- Type: Skid Steer Loader
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Supplier: H.O. Penn Machinery Company, Inc.
Description: the work day. Low Effort Joystick Controls Ergonomic, pilot hydraulic controls deliver precise control with minimal effort. The right joystick controls the loader raise, lower and tilt functions while the left joystick controls the forward and reverse travel speed plus
- Horsepower: 51 HP
- Operating Weight: 5,690 lbs
- Travel Speed: 7.8999999999999995 miles/hr
- Type: Skid Steer Loader
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Supplier: PR electronics
Description: Advanced features Multifunction user interface consisting of three pushbuttons and a 3-digit LED display. All parameters are protected against unauthorized changes with a password. Application Control and regulation of single- or double-coil hydraulic and pneumatic proportional valves used
- Operating Temperature: -4 to 140 F
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Supplier: Breaker Technology, Inc.
Description: 46” (432 or 1168 mm) heavy duty tube-in-tube self-leveling stabilizers provide quick set up times and stable operation. Internal drum flutes provide remixing and material discharge without tilting the drum. Drum speed controlled by two proportional joysticks; at the discharge end and
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Supplier: Advance Security Products
Description: of 220X zoom. Easily zoom in on license plates and faces from 200 hundred feet away. Controlling a PTZ Camera You can control our PTZ cameras through various methods. Connect it to one of our PTZ joystick controllers. You simply run the control wires between the camera and the
- Camera Function: Video
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Supplier: Caterpillar Machines
Description: tool such as an auger. The optional second hydraulic function is operated by a proportional roller on the left-hand joystick. This option includes a switch that allows the operator to vary the auxiliary hydraulic flow to suit each individual work tool. The ‘ready to work’ quick
- Horsepower: 17.7 HP
- Operating Weight: 3,726 lbs
- Travel Speed: 1.7400000000000002 to 3.4800000000000004 miles/hr
- Type: Crawler Excavator
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Supplier: Columbus McKinnon Corporation
Description: levers, pushbuttons, and switches, these transmitters are built for flexibility. Analog/stepless levers allow for fluid motion control for proportional speed-controlled systems. Levers and joysticks are rated for over five million operating cycles, ensuring long-term reliability in
- Features: Battery Powered, Weatherproof
- Application: Crane / Materials Handling
- Form Factor: Handheld
- Interface Type: Pushbutton
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