Miniature length sensors
ZMD miniature length sensor series features spring-loaded torsion that allows it to be mounted in almost any orientation and can operate at any surface at speeds up to 3000 ft per min.
The ZMD series of miniature length sensors feature a built-in spring-loaded torsion arm that provides a simple-to-adjust torsion load, allowing the unit to be mounted in almost any orientation, including upside-down. Using a 6 in. circumference wheel, the ZMD can be used on almost any surface, while operating at speeds up to 3000 ft per min. The housing is durable, conductive composite material that will eliminate static build up which makes this product ideal for light- to medium-duty sensing applications.
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