Part no.: POSITAL CCD 30mm Hollow Shaft Kit Encoder
• 30mm through hole diameter
• Battery-freee multiturn
• Low profile
• Cable and connector options
POSITAL CCD Hollow Shaft Kit Encoders are ideal for Integration to motors, robot joints and other challenging installations. A large 30mm through hollow shaft diameter and a battery-free Weigand based multiturn counter make this sensor as unique as the applications it is used on.
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