Zibb
Subscribe to Control Engineering
FirstLight
Email
Print
Reprint
Learn RSS

Encoders: Kübler by Turck now U.S. assembled

Staff -- Control Engineering, 6/1/2007

Turck Inc. announced that “Kübler by Turck” 2 in. encoders are assembled in Minneapolis to shorten lead times, now less than one week for encoders with 1,024 pulses per revolution or less.

These die-cast aluminum encoders are available with up to 3,600 pulses per revolution and are ideal for strenuous factory applications such as material handling, conveyor systems, process control, and web control.

The encoders include a captive bearing design said to provide dramatically longer bearing life and extra protection during encoder installation. A high shock rating of 250 g allows continued operation when other encoders would fail, along with improved EMI resistance for electrically noisy environments. They also feature some of the highest speed ratings (up to 12,000 rpm) and frequency responses (300 kHz) in the industry.

www.turck-usa.com/products/encoders

Email
Print
Reprint
Learn RSS

Talkback

We would love your feedback!

Post a comment

» VIEW ALL TALKBACK THREADS

Related Content

Sponsored Links

 

Advertisement
SPONSORED LINKS

More Content

  • Blogs
  • Discussions
  • Webcasts
  • Podcasts
  • Videos

Blogs

  • Paul Grayson
    AIMing for Automated Vehicles

    July 4, 2008
    4th of July 2008
    Photo: Sealevel Systems <Jennifer.Hall@sealevel.com> 4th OF JULY PICNIC AND WORK SESSION It is more like play than work here at the AIM......
    More
  • Paul Grayson
    AIMing for Automated Vehicles

    July 2, 2008
    Fallout from AUVSI newsletter
    Dave Jones, http://www.auav.net called in response to the story from the Traverse City Record-Eagle reprinted in the AUVSI's Unmanned Syste......
    More
  • View All BlogsRSS

Webcasts

The Top 5 Things You Need to Know About Process Safety
Join this webcast to gain a complete understanding of the technologies, identify which solutions are most appropriate for specific applications and how to tie them in with your existing plant infrastructure.

Machine vision helps take control
Learn from the experts: What machine vision technology can do for control systems, When machine vision is appropriate, How to incorporate machine vision into control systems, And what results others have obtained.

View All Webcasts

Podcasts

Matt Luallen (SANS Institute, Sph3r3) talks to Renee Robbins and Peter Welander on evolving concepts of cyber security in industrial contexts. Part 1 of 2. (21 minutes)
Matt Luallen on Cyber Security, Part 1
Matt Luallen (SANS Institute, Sph3r3) talks to Renee Robbins and Peter Welander on evolving concepts of cyber security in industrial contexts. Part 1 of 2. (21 minutes) Hear It Now

View All Podcasts Subscribe Now to Podcasts and never miss an episode
Advertisements





NEWSLETTERS

Get engineering industry news, trends, and business-critical information delivered directly to your inbox!

Click on a title below to learn more.

Weekly News (Weekly)
Process Instrumentation & Sensors (Monthly)
System Integration Monthly (Monthly)
Process & Advanced Control (Monthly)
Machine Control Monthly (Monthly)
Information Control (Monthly)
Automation Control (Monthly)
Product Review (Monthly)
Simplified Safety (Monthly)
Fieldbus Facts (Monthly)
PROFInews North American Edition (Monthly)
About Us   |   Advertising Info   |   Site Map   |   Contact Us   |   Useful Sites   |   FREE Subscription   |   RSS
© 2008 Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Use of this Web site is subject to its Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
Please visit these other Reed Business sites