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MLC

Part no.: MLC

Key Features

• Measuring range 50 - 800 mm

• 2.5 to 25 µm resolution (4x mode)

• Magnetic contactless measurement

• TTL Linedriver, HTL Linedriver outputs optional

MLC magnetic linear incremenal encoders are designed for roll-bending machinery and other demanding applications.

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