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Do you know which components are suitable for the different parts your the production line? Or, how can they contribute to efficient and reliable production? Encoders, inclinometers, displays and slip rings are just some of the components we use to optimise your production line. Find the answers below in our production line diagram which shows where components would be placed for a full solution.
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Measuring wheels are often used in linear motion applications, such as conveyor belts or paper rolls.
Encoders are often placed at critical points in the production line, such as on drive motors or at the entry and exit of conveyor belts.
Slip rings are used in rotary applications such as conveyor rollers or rotary arms.
These encoders are strategically placed where safety is critical, such as near emergency stop buttons or locations with a risk of crushing injuries.
Displays with IO-Link are often placed in control panels or other easily accessible areas.
Inclinometers are mounted on equipment such as scissor lift tables or moving parts with varying inclinations or angles.
Wire rope sensors are typically mounted on scissor lift tables and connected to the moving platform or actuator.
A well-functioning production line requires accurate measurements, safe operation, and reliable signal transmission.
Encoders provide precise control, safety encoders protect personnel.
Measuring wheels and wire sensors provide accurate position data.
IO-Link displays simplify monitoring,
Inclinometers ensure the correct angle of equipment.
Slip rings enable uninterrupted signal transmission in rotary applications.
By selecting the right components and placing them strategically, you can increase efficiency, reduce downtime, and improve safety in production. Not sure which solutions are best for your application? Feel free to contact us for guidance by emailing [email protected] or calling 0116 284 9900.
