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Nonius Magnet Rings

Nonius Magnet Rings

Nonius Magnet Rings

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Hutchinson Nonius magnet rings are designed for industrial applications, particularly in robotics and motor control. They are produced in Europe and consist of two magnetic tracks for precise position measurement.

Specifications
  • Magnetic vulcanized rubber compound with stainless steel insert.
  • Temperature range: -40 to 140 °C.
  • Available dimensions: 20 to 90 mm.
  • Designs: Axial and radial.

Features
  • Master track with an even number of magnetized poles for high precision.
  • Nonius track with one less pair of poles for absolute position calculation.
  • Elastic properties ensure performance in extreme environments.
  • Compatible with iC-MU series Hall effect sensors.

Benefits
  • Optimized magnetic signal and adhesion for high-speed applications.
  • Permanent magnetic material with a thin design (1.1mm for axial design).
  • Adapted for robotic and motor control applications.
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Catalog excerpts

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Nonius Magnet Rings INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS Genuine parts produced in our factories in Europe

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HUTCHINSON NONIUS MAGNET RINGS Hutchinson Nonius magnet rings consist of 2 magnetic tracks. The Master track is composed of an even number of magnetized poles. This first track is used for high precision position definition. The second track referred as the Nonius track has one less pair of poles than the Master track. This track is used to calculate an absolute position by calculating the offset to the Master track. The elastic properties of the rubber, combined with good rubber-metal adhesion, ensure good performance under extreme environments. The combination of magnetic rings with Hall effect...

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