Non-contact linear encoder for steelmaking
Achieves high-precision thickness measurement over long distances. Maintenance-free magnetic type.
In the steel industry, accurate thickness measurement is essential for quality control of manufactured steel products. Stable measurement accuracy is required even under harsh conditions such as high temperatures, vibrations, and scale adhesion. Traditional laser length measurement and contact encoders have limitations for use in these environments. Our non-contact linear encoder employs a magnetic system, achieving stable thickness measurement even in harsh conditions. 【Application Scenarios】 * Thickness measurement of steel plates in hot rolling lines * Thickness measurement of steel slabs in continuous casting lines * Pipe thickness measurement in pipe manufacturing lines 【Benefits of Implementation】 * Non-contact measurement allows for stable readings even in high-temperature environments * Magnetic design reduces maintenance frequency * Supports long-distance measurements, accommodating diverse measurement needs
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【Features】 * Maximum gap between the scale and reading head is 26mm, track deviation ±10mm * Repetition accuracy ±0.05mm * Response speed 10m/sec * Magnetic type allows for non-contact long-distance measurement * Scale can be attached to curved surfaces (with R limitations) 【Our Strengths】 * Long-standing achievements and know-how as a specialized manufacturer of magnetic sensors * Development and manufacturing of custom products tailored to customer needs * 100% development and manufacturing in Japan * 3-year product warranty * Wide range of consultations regarding sensing and measurement
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Model number/Brand name
High Gap Linear Encoder Length Measurement Sensor SIE-550A MACOME
Applications/Examples of results
High-rise elevator Theme park vertical drop attraction Automated warehouse Large LCD screen transport device Multi-story bicycle parking lot Multi-story car parking lot Logistics warehouse Crash testing device Large crane arm length measurement
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| SIS-550 | Magnetic scale incremental *If CAD for the mounting rail (guide rail) is needed, please use SIG-210. |
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| SIS-550 | Magnetic scale incremental *If CAD for the mounting rail (guide rail) is needed, please use SIG-210. |
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| SIE-550A | Head Incremental |
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| SIE-550A | Head Incremental |
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Utilizing our original technology of saturable coils, we offer a fundamentally simple magnetic detection element technology that provides high precision and long-term stability even under adverse conditions. We have received strong support from a wide range of industries, including unmanned transport carts, industrial equipment, labor-saving machines, material handling, machine tools, injection molding machines, civil engineering and construction robots, food machinery, industrial machinery, nuclear facilities, and ships. We also excel in sensors for motorsports such as F1 and Moto GP, tilt meters for construction machinery, and magnetic sensors used for ultra-high precision measurements in scientific fields. Some of our products are also used in applications like multi-story parking and golf cart guidance sensors. All of our products are developed and manufactured 100% in Japan, with over 80% of our product lineup being custom-made based on individual customer requests. We have many custom options available, including waterproof, explosion-proof, heat-resistant, water-resistant, and radiation-resistant specifications. If you have any issues related to sensing or measurement, please feel free to consult us. IoT Platform: Our sales and technical staff are fully committed to addressing everything from minor customizations of existing products to proposing new detection principles. You can also rely on us for assistance with improvements. Our standard products come with a reassuring 3-year warranty. Location: Ina, Nagano Prefecture. Published on Ipros Monozukuri.







































