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Measuring Wheel Systems
MWE60
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Encoder spring arm for incremental encoders KIS50, 5000 and 5805 as well as for absolute encoders M58, F58 and 58
The MWE60 encoder spring arm in combination with an encoder and a measuring wheel is the ideal solution for reliable speed, position and distance measurement in applications with linear movements. An integrated spring ensures the contact pressure of the measuring wheel on the measuring surface required for reliable measured value acquisition. The desired contact pressure is individually adjustable.| Mechanical | |
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| Measuring system | Measuring Wheel Systems |
| Contact force |
40 N |
| Working temperature | - 20 °C ... + 70 °C |
| Weight | 670 g |
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Accessories
Measuring wheel in different surfaces: cross knurls, knobs, plastic smooth or ribbed and natural rubber smooth
Measuring wheels for measuring the length of products in movement, e.g. in the paper, metal, textile, wood or plastic industry. Different wheel surfaces to meet the requirements of the various surfaces of the product to be measured – different circumferences, designed for use with Kübler encoders, available for metric and imperial systems. For evaluation, you can rely on a multitude of counters and displays from our Codix portfolio.| 8.0000.3XXX.00XX |
Pulley and toothed belt
The pulley with the toothed belt, combined with a rotary encoder, results in a flexible length measurement set for measuring positions and speeds. The complete system is easy to mount and compensates for unevenness or mounting tolerances within the application.| 8.0000.AXX1.XXXX 8.0000.B1X1.XXXX |
Rack and pinion
Measuring system with mobile encoder holder, mounted on springs, (with rack and pinion) for an optimum contact pressure and protection of the encoder shaft.Components suited optimally to each other. One rotation of the pinion corresponds to a movement of 50 mm.
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