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    Gantner Instruments E.bloxx A4-1 Multichannel

    Gantner Instruments E.bloxx A4-1 Multichannel Thermocouple

    • Manufacturer: Gantner

    The e.bloxx A4-1 is a high-precision analog input module for DIN rail mounting, enabling versatile temperature measurement via thermocouples and voltage signals in demanding test, measurement, and industrial auto...

    $125 USD
    Borken, Germany
  • Baumer GA240.A33A105 Absolute encoder GA240

    Baumer GA240.A33A105 Absolute encoder GA240 - SSI

    • Manufacturer: Baumer

    unused stock items Absolute encoder GA240 - SSI Solid shaft with clamping flange Encoder Singleturn / SSI Optical detection method Clamping flange Electronic zero point adjustment 5 VDC ±10 % Output stages: Push-...

    Freiberg, Germany
  • Sick AFM60A-BDEB018x12

    Sick AFM60A-BDEB018x12

    • Manufacturer: Sick

    unused stock items Absolute encoder AFS/AFM60 Ethernet AFM60A-BDEB018x12 1059057 Number of steps per revolution (max. resolution) 262,144 (18 bit) Number of revolutions 4,096 (12 bit) Max. resolution (number of s...

    Freiberg, Germany

Overview

Feedback devices are sensors and transducers—encoders, resolvers, tachometers and position sensors—used on crawler loaders and heavy equipment to provide real-time data on position, speed and direction. They enable precise control of hydraulics, drive systems and automation, and support diagnostics and safety functions. Buyers choose based on resolution, environmental rating (IP), electrical interface (analog, digital, CAN), mounting, shaft size and compatibility with the machine’s controller.

FAQ

How do I ensure a feedback device is compatible with my crawler loader?

Match electrical interface (voltage, signal type, CAN), mechanical mounting, shaft diameter, resolution and connector pinout to your controller. Provide the OEM part number or controller specs to the seller and ask for a datasheet.

What should I check when buying a used feedback device?

Inspect for shaft play, corrosion, water ingress, damaged connectors and seals. Request recent test reports, output waveform checks and serial numbers. Verify calibration history and spare-part availability.

How should feedback devices be shipped to avoid damage?

Pack with shaft caps, anti-static wrap, desiccant and vibration-damping material inside a sturdy crate. Label fragile, insure the shipment and include a parts list and datasheet for customs if shipping internationally.

What maintenance and calibration do feedback devices need?

Routine checks include visual inspection, connector cleaning, seal integrity and output testing. Calibrate after repairs, impacts or annually depending on usage. Replace bearings, seals or the unit if accuracy degrades.