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Explosion-proof transducer

March 6, 2012

Micropulse TA12 non-contact linear position transducer features a compact, explosion proof housing. It provides continuous feedback on hydraulically and pneumatically actuated valves. With an IP 68 rating, it is made of 316 stainless-steel housing and a Nitronics 60 stainless-steel cover.

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Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads 2012 03 Balluff Explosion Proof Transducer 300dpi

Micropulse TA12 non-contact linear position transducer features a compact, explosion proof housing. It provides continuous feedback on hydraulically and pneumatically actuated valves. With an IP 68 rating, it is made of 316 stainless-steel housing and a Nitronics 60 stainless-steel cover. It is rated for rod pressures of 600 bar (8700 psi) and operates in temperatures from –40° to 176°F. Outputs are analog, digital pulse, SSI, CANopen, Profibus, and quadrature.

This transducer has IECEx and ATEX hazardous area approval ratings for use in applications where hazardous gases and/or dusts are present.

Balluff, (800) 543-8390, www.balluff.com

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