Part no.: SLPC
• Measuring range 10 - 400 mm
• Long mechanical life 100 million movements
• Excellent repeatability <0.01 mm
• 3 kOhm: 10 ... 50mm, 5 kOhm: 75 ... 400mm
Opkon SLPC potentiometers are easy to install and have long lifetimes thanks to the rodeye ends. They are an alternative to Novotechnik TEX and TX2 as well as Gefran PZ34A series sensors.
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