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Seeing Is Believing: POSITAL 3D drawings now available for millions of encoders

POSITAL’s product finder has generated full specification custom datasheets for years. Rather than having to guess on specifications from a confusing product configurator, POSITAL provides part specific datasheets in real time for the given part number of interest. As a result, users can easily compare different part configurations to find the one that is best for their application. To further aid in this process, the POSITAL product finder now generates 2D and 3D drawings for immediate download. No more questions or concerns about how a sensor will mount in a given application.

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