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August 27, 2015



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RSF MSA 37x Series Encoder Designed for Machines with Loose Mechanical Motion

RSF Elektronik offers a linear motion feedback encoder system that is designed for machines with loose mechanical motion during operation. Called the MSA 37x series, these encoders are designed for motion applications such as press brake and metal forming/bending machines, or any other type of machine that have significant flexure near the area requiring motion feedback.

Available in North America through the Heidenhain Corporation, the MSA 37x series has a design that includes a bearing set internally for guiding the scanning optics, and a bearing set externally for the attachment of a coupling rod that affixes to the machine, thereby allowing for measurement of the moving elements of the machine.  

Digital TTL resolutions of 5 and 1 micron are possible, with accuracies up to +/- 10 micron on the MSA 37x series. The encoders also have magnetic limit switches which can be used to send end of travel signals to the control. Reference marks can be in the center, on either end of travel, or every 50 mm. The encoders are designed to handle large shock and vibrations, and the series is ROHS compliant.

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