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RLS Launches 'Buy Online' Web Site For Magnetic Encoders

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RLS Launches 'Buy Online' Web Site For Magnetic Encoders

Non-contact solid-state RLS encoders provide frictionless, zero-wear, "fit and forget" reliability. 

Industry's toughest encoders can now be ordered online, enabling quick-click selection of cost-saving solutions to extreme motion control applications. Rugged RLS/Renishaw rotary and linear magnetic encoders can be purchased on-line from stock 24 hours a day from www.rlsdirect.com. 

Breakthroughs in simplicity, the solid-state, non-contact designs bring frictionless low-inertia operation, wear-free reliability, and space-saving miniaturization to problem conditions and harsh operating environments.

Easy to integrate, the RLS magnetic encoders are available in 7-bit to 13-bit (8192 counts per rev) units, industry-standard absolute, incremental or linear output formats, and come in packaged, component, and modular models.

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The www.rlsdirect.com web site speeds and simplifies ordering on smaller quantities of stock encoders. Large quantity orders and custom orders should be directed to RLS/Renishaw sales representatives, using links available on the web site. 

The rugged encoders provide proven "ready for anything" solutions to shock, vibration, pressures, temperature extremes, high speeds, high acc/dec, even immersion. RLS rotary encoders deliver high-resolution positioning (up to 8,192 counts per revolution), speeds to over 30,000 rpm, and measurement accuracies to 0.5°, while withstanding temperatures from -40° to +125°C.  Linear magnetic encoders offer speeds to 25 m/s, resolutions down to 1 µm, -20° to 85°C operating temperatures, and travels up to 100 meters.

The magnetic encoders are manufactured to ISO 9001:2000 standards and are RoHS compliant. 

RLS/Renishaw magnetic encoders have been widely adopted for motor feedback, marine instrumentation and directional control, oil rigs, subsea systems, pumps and valves, metalworking, industrial automation, printing and converting, steer-by-wire systems, off-road vehicles and mobility devices, medical scanners and surgical robots, industrial power tools, and CCTV systems. 

For more information visit www.renishaw.com

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