Special Incremental Encoder I/64
- Manufacturer: ELCIS Encoder
- Category: Encoder, Incremental Encoder, Special Series Incremental Encoder, SENSORS
Continuous cutting machines for paper and wood require sensors capable of withstanding severe vibrations and constant mechanical loads. The Special I/64 Incremental Encoder addresses the critical need for measuring linear displacements with superior mechanical reliability, eliminating common failures due to misalignment or premature wear in demanding industrial environments where precision is vital.
Its preloaded spring-driven cantilever metric wheel system ensures firm engagement without excessive friction, maintaining a phase tolerance of ±15°. It supports up to 6000 continuous RPM and a starting torque exceeding 30 gcm, offering Push-Pull PRO or Sinusoidal output options that ensure signal integrity even under severe operating conditions.
Constructed from anodized aluminum with sealed bearings, it withstands 50G impacts and 12G vibrations without degradation. Its compact 320-gram design facilitates installation in confined spaces without compromising durability at temperatures up to 70°C, guaranteeing an LED lifespan exceeding 100,000 hours. Available in guemisa.es.
- Cantilever metric wheel with preloaded spring system for high reliability in continuous cutting.
- Anodized aluminum construction with sealed bearings resistant to 50G impacts.
- It supports up to 6000 continuous RPM and a starting torque greater than 30 gcm.
- LED power supply with a guaranteed lifespan of over 100,000 hours of operation.
Technical Frequently Asked Questions
How does the I/64 model differ from the I/E6 standard?
The I/64 is specifically designed for continuous cutting machines with a cantilevered metric wheel and preloaded spring system, while the I/E6 is a general-purpose encoder. Additionally, the I/64 supports radial loads of 0.5 kg and offers Push-Pull PRO or Sinusoidal output options, which are not available in the standard base series.
What alignment precautions does the I/64 shaft require?
The shaft is made of stainless steel, Ø 4 mm, but must be kept free of dirt to protect the sealed bearings. It is recommended to apply a maximum axial load of 0.5 kg during installation and avoid exceeding the maximum continuous RPM of 6000 at the nominal operating point to ensure the LED's lifespan (>=100,000 h).
What connectors and output options are available?
You can choose between NPN, PNP, Open Collector, or Push-Pull outputs depending on the code. For robust connections, there are terminals (CD), sub-D connectors (VM), or 1-meter cables. Frequency options of 75 kHz or 100 kHz are also available, as well as tropicalized versions for specific extreme environments.
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Properties
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sensor type | Incremental |
| Main application | Continuous cutting of paper/wood |
| Base and Lid | Anodized aluminum |
| Total weight | 320 grams |
| Output shaft | Ø 4 stainless steel |
| max. load rad/axial | 0.5 kg |
| maximum continuous RPM | >6000 |
| Starting torque | >30 gcm |
| Impact resistance | 50 G x 11ms |
| Vibration resistance | 12 G (10 ÷ 2000 Hz) |
| Operating temperature | 0 ÷ 70 °C |
| Pulses/revolution | 1 ÷ 5000 |
| Maximum frequency | 60 kHz (option 100) |
| Light source | LED >= 100000 h |
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