Opkon

MPS

Part no.: MPS

Key Features

• Measuring range 150 - 2000 mm

• 5 µm resolution (4x mode) as standard

• Adjustable reference

• +/- 15 µm accuracy

Opkon MPS linear scales are commonly found in press brakes and other applications. As an alternative for Givi Misure GVS 215 and Heidenhain LC400, LS400 and LF485 series sensors, the MPS combines high accuracy, resolution and reliability in an affordable package.

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