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    Pepperl & Fuchs encoders deliver vibration resistance to 30 g

    March 7, 2016
    CVM42H CANopen Multi-Turn absolute encoders feature a stainless steel housing, flange, and shaft.
    LFW Staff
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    CVM42H CANopen Multi-Turn absolute encoders feature a stainless steel housing, flange, and shaft. They use magnetic sampling to deliver 24-bit resolution position values, with axial and radial shaft load capacity to 270 N, vibration resistance to 30 g, and shock resistance to 300 g. They operate between -40° and 85°C.
    Pepperl & Fuchs
    Twinsburg, OH
    www.pepperl-fuchs.us

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