Product category:
Linear Position Sensors
News Release from: Penny + Giles
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 June 2001
Position sensors on show to motorsports
world
Penny and Giles Motorsport, whose specialist potentiometers and position sensors are used by most of the leading Formula One teams, will be exhibiting at two major motor racing shows in 2001
Penny and Giles Motorsport, whose specialist potentiometers and position sensors are used by most of the leading Formula One teams, will be exhibiting at two of the world's major motor racing shows in 2001 First is in Japan at the Motorsport and Performance Show, Pacifico Yokohama, from October 5th to 8th; the second is the 14th Annual Performance Racing Industry Trade Show at the Indiana Convention Center and RCA Dome, Indianapolis, USA from 29th November to 1st December
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 12 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Penny and Giles Controls, the company spearheading Penny and Giles' plans for expansion in the US motorsport industry, will be co-hosting the stand at the Indianapolis show.
A spokesman says Penny and Giles motorsport equipment is already well established in the US and highly regarded for its reliability under extreme operating conditions.
The Motorsport division is expecting to show prototypes of a brand new SLS095 linear potentiometer to complement the recently introduced SLS190 and SLS130.
Other products will include standard and customised versions of the AF111 and AF145 LVDTs for brake/clutch/chassis applications and rotary potentiometers and contactless rotary position sensors (RVDTs) for throttle/gearbox and steering applications. Request free introductory details about products from Penny + Giles ...
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