| Parameter |
Value / Range |
Notes |
| Measuring Range |
±3 mm (continuous working range) |
Compensates for uneven surfaces |
| Maximum Spring Travel |
14 mm |
With mechanical overload protection |
| Contact Force |
0 ~ 15 N (manually adjustable) |
Recommended pretension: 15 N at 10 mm |
| Measuring Wheel Circumference |
200 mm or 300 mm |
Depending on variant |
| Resolution |
0.05 ~ 1,310.72 pulses/mm (depending on encoder) |
Up to 65,536 ppr possible |
| Measuring step / Increment |
0.1 mm (Typical) |
Depends on the wheel circumference and the number of pulses. |
| Repeatability |
< 0.1 mm |
Mechanical, minimal backlash |
| System Accuracy |
Application-dependent (reference run recommended) |
Affected by wheel wear, temperature, and surface |
| Maximum Traversing Speed |
Up to 6,000 – 8,000 rpm (encoder dependent) |
Not for continuous operation at max speed. Self-heating ~3.3 K per 1,000 rpm |
| Interfaces |
Incremental (TTL/HTL/Push-Pull/RS-422), SSI, CANopen, IO-Link, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, PROFINET |
Highly versatile |
| Supply Voltage |
4.5 ~ 32 V DC |
Depends on attached encoder |
| Current consumption |
No specific regulation (usually < 100 mA) |
Encoder-dependent |
| Connection Type |
M12 (4-pin / 8-pin), M23, cable (1.5 m ~ 10 m) |
Rotatable connector option |
| Housing Material |
Aluminum (measuring wheel core), PVC (cable), alloy |
Industrial-grade durability |
| Weight |
Approximately 0.5 ~ 1 kg (depending on configuration) |
Dependent on encoder and spring mechanism |
| Operating Temperature |
–20 °C … +85 °C (some variants –40 °C … +100 °C) |
Depends on cable and encoder |
| Storage Temperature |
–40 °C … +100 °C |
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| Relative humidity |
Not specifically defined (typically ≤ 95%, non-condensing) |
According to industrial standards |
| Vibration resistance |
According to EN 60068-2 (no detailed specification provided in the overview) |
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| Shock resistance |
According to industrial standards |
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