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Product category: Rotary Position, Tilt and Angular Sensors
News Release from: SICK (UK) | Subject: Sick-Stegmann encoders
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 19 June 2003

Acquisition brings full range of
encoders

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Erwin Sick has launched a full range of industrial encoder products to be marketed under the brand name Sick-Stegmann.

Erwin Sick has launched a full range of industrial encoder products to be marketed under the brand name Sick-Stegmann The introduction of these products follows on from the acquisition of the Stegmann group by Sick in October last year

Both the Sick and Stegmann brands have a worldwide reputation as high- performance, quality sensing components for use in factory automation and now Erwin Sick is responsible for the sales of Sick-Stegmann industrial rotary and linear encoders.

For users of sensors and encoders in Sick's strategic market of factory automation, the integration of the Sick-Stegmann industrial encoders into Erwin Sick's product range offers the customer all the benefits of one stop shopping.

This includes reducing customers supplier databases and costs associated with dealing with a large number of suppliers.

The Sick-Stegmann range includes incremental, bus and absolute encoders and high accuracy, noncontact length measurement systems.

These are complimentary to the existing Erwin Sick ranges of optical, inductive, magnetic and capacitive sensors for industrial applications.

The new ranges have applications in industries that include packaging machinery, handling technology and robotics, automotive manufacture, storage and conveyors, electronics and semiconductors.

Stegmann UK will continue to market a full range of synchronous motors, gearmotors, Valeo geared motors and Gysin gearboxes, as well as Sick-Stegmann Hiperface motor feedback encoders.

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