Everight Position supported Netzer Precision encoders for nearly two decades and continues to support customers with Netzer encoders in existing equipment and applications. While Everight no longer distributes Netzer products, we can help engineers identify existing Netzer products, locate available technical documentation, and evaluate replacement options for new or existing applications.
Everight offers a range of rotary encoder technologies, including inductive, capacitive, magnetic, and optical encoders. The best alternative depends on the requirements of the application rather than simply matching the sensing technology.
If you have an existing Netzer DS, DL, VLP, VLX, VLM, or other encoder, send us the part number or available drawing. Everight can review the application and help identify potential replacement options.
Important considerations can include:
In some applications, a replacement may be relatively straightforward. In others, differences in mounting, electrical interface, accuracy, or other specifications may need to be considered. Everight can help determine what makes sense for the specific application.
Everight also maintains technical information for a number of legacy Netzer encoders that remain in service. If you are looking for a manual, datasheet, product guide, drawing, or other information for an existing Netzer encoder, contact us or review the available Netzer resources on our website.
When an existing encoder needs to be replaced, we can use the original product information as a starting point for evaluating current alternatives.
There isn’t one replacement technology that is right for every Netzer application. Depending on the mechanical and performance requirements, Everight may evaluate inductive, capacitive, magnetic, optical, or other non-contact encoder technologies.
Our goal is to identify an appropriate solution based on the actual requirements—such as package size, accuracy, resolution, interface, environmental conditions, lead time, and long-term availability—rather than simply substituting one encoder technology for another.
Need help with an existing Netzer encoder? Send us the model or part number and we’ll help evaluate the options.
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