
SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 Sensor
SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 incremental encoder, part 1060529. 1000 pulses per revolution in a compact 36 mm-class housing.
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SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 incremental encoder, part 1060529. 1000 pulses per revolution in a compact 36 mm-class housing.

SICK DBS60E-BGAC02048 incremental encoder, part 1071417. Through hollow shaft, 2048 pulses per revolution for direct motor feedback.

SICK DLS40E-S3AV00360 incremental encoder, part 1109594. Solid shaft, 360 ppr, six-channel TTL/RS-422 signals for cost-effective feedback.

SICK KHK53-AXB00548 magnetic linear encoder, part 1035449. Contactless position feedback for linear motors and machine tool axes.

SICK AFS60A-S4NB262144 absolute single-turn encoder, part 1059050. 262144 positions per revolution for servo drives and motion control.

SICK ARS60-ADA32768 hollow-shaft rotary encoder. 15 mm through bore, 32768 pulses per revolution for direct motor feedback.

SICK ATM90-PXF13X13 compact rotary encoder. Miniature optical encoder for motion feedback in tight machine installations.

SICK DBS50E-SKRJ01000 incremental rotary encoder. 1000 pulses per revolution in a sturdy 50 mm-class industrial housing.

SICK DBS60E-BHFM01024 incremental encoder, part 1111927. Hollow shaft, 1024 pulses per revolution for reliable drive feedback.

SICK DFS60A-TEPZ00S09 incremental encoder, part 1081207. Performance-family solid-shaft encoder for industrial drive feedback.

SICK SRS50-HZA0-S21 servo feedback encoder, part 1037395. SinCos hollow-shaft feedback for closed-loop servo drive control.

SICK TTK70-HXA0-K02 magnetic linear encoder, part 1037434. Contactless high-resolution position feedback for linear motor axes.
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