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Linear Position Sensors Target Port-Mounted Applications

Jan. 23, 2015
MR series of linear position sensors are intended as a replacement for magnetostrictive sensors, specifically targeting port-mounted applications.

MR series of linear position sensors are intended as a replacement for magnetostrictive sensors, specifically targeting port-mounted applications. This series features ranges from 4 to 36 in.; operates to 5,000 psi or 10,000 ft. in depth; has operating temperatures of 85°C for standard products and 105°C for custom. MR series also features DC voltage or analog output and SenSet Field Adjustable Scaling.

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