Linear Sensors

Linear sensors come in all different shapes and sizes and at Everight we are here to help navigate through the seemingly overwhelming number of options. Whether you are measuring fractions of an inch or hundreds of feet, Everight offers a unique variety of LVIT’s, potentiometers, draw wires and contact measuring wheels.

Each can be specified to a given application to ensure proper mechanical fit and easy integration into electrical control systems.

LVIT

Robust with submersible and hazardous environment options for up to 1 meter measurements

Drawwire

Ideal for long, repeatable measurements, up to 50′

Measuring Wheel

Ideal for continuous travel, such as manufacturing, packaging, etc

Potentiometer

An industry classic, low cost, repeatable measurement

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