Encoder Products Company (EPC) has been a leading designer
and world-wide manufacturer of motion sensing devices since they opened their doors
in 1969. Throughout the years they have maintained that legacy by designing the
latest and best products in the industry, which is why EPC has recently
released two versatile encoders suited for applications where Ethernet-based connectivity is required.
The Model A58HE, a 58 mm encoder in a hollow bore
construction, and the Model A58SE, a 58 mm shaft encoder available with either
a clamping flange or a synchro flange, were specifically designed to endure harsh factory and plant environments while working with the efficiency of
EtherCAT and multi-turn absolute encoders.
Along with all of the advantages both models will bring to
production, EPC also focused on designing a line of products that would make
installation easy and straightforward. According to EPC’s Technical Sales Manager
and electrical engineer Sarah Walter, “[the encoders] plug directly into a
network with minimal prerequisites, and work in various configurations,
including daisy-chaining, and redundant-ring configurations that can continue
communication in event of a line break.”
The A58HE and A58SE encoders offer:
- EtherCAT Deterministic Communication (CoE, FoE, and EoE)
- Multi-turn resolution up to 43 bits
- Up to 16 bits of single turn resolution
- 58 mm diameter housing
- Bores sizes up to 0.375" or 15 mm
- Shaft diameters up to 0.375” or 10 mm
- Durable magnetic technology
- Proven turns counting technology with no gears or batteries
- Operating temperature range of -40° C to 85° C
- Sealing rating of IP65 (on A58SE, 10 mm shaft comes with IP67 sealing)
- Continuous digital position monitoring
- Ability to retain absolute position after a power outage
- Meet CE/EMC Standards for Immunity and Emissions
For more information about this product, please contact us at 800-228-2790. Our sales team would love to stop by for a demonstration and show how this line can improve your production.
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