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LVDT linear displacement sensors come in standard and miniature sizes

October 31, 2017 By Paige Beach Leave a Comment

Hoffmann + Krippner announces a new product addition to their redesigned, user-friendly online shop. In addition to Sensofoil linear and rotary membrane potentiometers, cleanroom / medical keyboards and emPC A/RPI Industrial PCs, the shop now features inelta LVDT linear displacement sensors.

 

The new online inelta portfolio ranges from standard and miniature displacement sensors to sensors with integrated signal processing and external thread for easy installation.

 

The IZAL Series miniature sensors, for example, are ideal for medical, industrial, testing, agricultural and military applications. The contactless, wear-free sensors for displacement and position detection achieve a linearity tolerance of ± 0.5% (optionally 0.25%) and are designed for the extremely small measuring ranges of 2, 5 and 10mm.

 

The new H+K online shop is easy to navigate and provides unique product specifications as they pertain to each of the LVDT categories, allowing customers to quickly find the perfect linear displacement sensor for their application.

For more information, please visit http://www.hoffmann-krippner.com or call us at 770-487-1950.

 

Hoffmann + Krippner, Inc.

www.hoffmann-krippner.com

 

Filed Under: Sensors Tagged With: Hoffmann + Krippner

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