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    Linear Displacement Sensor, Rod Type, 50mm/75mm to 1250mm

    SKU: SUCH-DPLS-KTC
    $92.65
    ● Measuring range 50~1250mm ● Repeated accuracy 0.01mm ● Maximum operating speed 10m/s ● Output signal DC 0-5V/0-10V/4-20mA
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    Overview

    Rod type linear displacement sensor operates on the potentiometer principle, converting mechanical displacement into a stable DC voltage signal output. With a measurement range of 50~1250 mm, it is suitable for displacement measurement and position control in various automated mechanical equipment, such as injection molding machines, die-casting machines, rubber machines, EVA injection machines, blow molding machines, woodworking and hydraulic machinery, etc. SUCH linear displacement sensor has a repeatability accuracy of 0.01 mm, a maximum operating speed of 10 m/s, and stable and reliable performance.

    Feature

    • High-precision measurement with a repeatability of up to 0.01 mm, fast response, and good stability.
    • Robust and durable housing structure, no temperature drift, and long lifespan.
    • Wide measuring range, strong applicability, supports high-speed operation, and is widely used in various automated equipment.

    Dimension (Unit: mm)

    Linear displacement sensor dimension

    Specs
    Size 33*33mm
    Weight 160-1100g
    Measuring range * 50-550mm 600-1000mm 1100-1250mm
    Effective stroke 50-550mm 600-1000mm 1100-1250mm
    Resistance 5.0kΩ 10.0kΩ 20.0kΩ
    Linearity ±0.05%FS
    Repeated accuracy 0.01mm
    Maximum operating speed 10m/s
    Operating current ≤2mA
    Operating voltage DC 5V DC 10V DC 24V
    Output signal * DC 0-5V DC 0-10V DC 0-5V, 0-10V, 4-20mA (optional)
    Operating temperature -40℃~+135℃
    Protection class IP67
    Service life 50,000,000 times
    Application
    Injection molding machine

    Injection Molding Machine

    Woodworking machine

    Woodworking Machine

    Hydraulic equipment

    Hydraulic Equipment

    FAQ
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    Common linear displacement sensors often use potentiometer, magnetostrictive, or photoelectric principles to convert mechanical displacement into voltage, current, or digital signal output for position measurement and feedback control.

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    The measuring range should be slightly larger than the actual measuring stroke, generally recommended to allow for a 10%–20% margin to avoid the sensor operating at its extreme positions for extended periods, which could affect its lifespan and accuracy.

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    Common installation methods include rod mounting, slider mounting, and flange mounting. During installation, ensure the sensor is coaxial with the direction of motion to avoid lateral and torsional forces.

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