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Enclosure technology: the benefits of a modular system
Survives extreme heat up to 1200 ºC
Supporting customers in the metals sector
help to create drama
Doubling capacity levels by the end of 2011
Made from a variety of chemically resistant materials
With SmartWire-DT Master to replace control wiring
Feature no indentations or dead spaces
In two sizes for flows up to 300 lpm & pressures to 500 bar
Can be operated using existing motors
Expanding the breadth of possible Ethernet applications
Streicher uses ATEX-certified, inductive Namur-sensors from Turck for its offshore drilling rig
incremental and singleturn
for extreme applications
Compressed air or hydraulically operated
Developed for Parker Hannifin valves
Reduced leakage current of 74 µA
Pick & place and palletizing applications
for plastic processing plant
170 W in a palm-sized housing
for plate scanner at observatory
Include models for potentially explosive atmospheres
With a universal power supply in a 6 mm housing
help design an electric vehicle
Eliminates external rail-to-screw alignment
Provides bi-directional measurement
Operates at a minimum illumination of 0.4 lux
Allow mating on the inserting or termination side
Attach directly to the machine
Directly installable on metal, 10 mm switching
Specializes in valve maintenance
Shock-absorbing elements help prevent damages
Integrates into machinery with CAN interface
Includes a proximity sensor
Combines two analog inputs and outputs
Over 350 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions
Usable in confined spaces
For absolute position sensing devices
260 A per linear inch current density
Come with GigE Vision interfaces
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