Part no.: MR343 MRI Safe Incremental Linear Sensor
• Non-metallic construction makes the sensor entirely MRI safe
• 0.1 mm positional resolution
• Inherently Safe, Simple Mechanical Device
• Immune to EMI and RFI
The MR343 non-metallic construction makes the sensor entirely MRI safe, being both immune and invisible to magnetic fields.
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