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Alliance Sensors Group, Component Distributors partner on linear position sensors

June 19, 2019 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

H. G. Schaevitz LLC dba Alliance Sensors Group has announced a partnership with Denver-based Component Distributors Inc. to distribute its line of LVIT and LVDT linear position sensors and their associated electronics throughout the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Component Distributors strives to delivery technical solutions that are easy to find and easy to buy off-the-shelf.

Alliance Sensors Group has continued to expand its line of linear position sensors using both LVDT and LVIT Technology reaching into the industrial, military, automation, and fluid power market places as well as power generation and civil engineering. The PG, LZ, LR and LV series of LVDT and LVIT products are inductive, contactless devices with excellent stroke-to-length ratio giving a clear advantage over incumbent technologies like resistive potentiometers.

“Alliance Sensors is excited to partner with a sales channel like CDI. We have had a terrific experience over the years being one of their customers and jumped at the chance to have an organization as professional as CDI representing our products,” said John Matlack, VP of Sales and Marketing for ASG.

Alliance Sensor Group
www.alliancesensors.com

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