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Draw-wire encoders tackle tougher tasks

An OEM Automatic product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 22, 2008

The latest high-quality draw-wire systems from Kubler expand on the company's proven economical standard draw-wire systems.

A draw-wire encoder converts linear movement into rotary movement by drawing the wire out and in from the draw-wire mechanism.

This rotation is then converted into the corresponding electrical signal by an encoder or potentiometer connected to the mechanism.

The latest high-quality draw-wire systems from Kubler expand on the company's proven economical standard draw-wire systems with solutions for demanding applications from 0.25 to 40m measuring lengths.

The construction is particularly robust and unaffected by environmental influences thanks to its titanium anodised aluminium housing.

The wire is made from stainless steel with a diameter of 0.5mm and is thus exceptionally hard wearing.

The wire exit is free from wear thanks to a diamond polished ceramic guide.

The wide temperature range of -20 to +85C as well as the optional IP67 protection rating allows use in the toughest environmental conditions.

Some applications where this type of equipment may be used are injection moulding machines, printing machines, lifting platforms, heavy duty lifting frames, stage equipment etc.

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