Contact Shape Linear Displacement Sensor LP-FBS Series
Contact Type (Conductive Plastic Resistor Element) Linear Displacement Sensor LP-FBS Series
It is a short-stroke potentiometer suitable for harsh environments such as printing machines and civil engineering, designed as a conductive plastic potentiometer.
It is a dustproof and drip-proof type, available in stroke specifications of 10mm and 20mm. To accommodate outdoor use, it features a robust waterproof metal connector. It is easy to install due to the back spring. ■LP-10FBS-3 Stroke: 10mm, dustproof and drip-proof type, with back spring ■LP-20FBS-3 Stroke: 20mm, dustproof and drip-proof type, with back spring 【Commonly Used Industries】 Industrial machinery, civil engineering equipment 【Main Applications】 Offset printing machines, polishing machines, boring machines, shield machines 【Usage Examples】 Control/vertical and horizontal considerations, hydraulic cylinder stroke, measurement/polishing amount For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Main Features and Specifications】 ■Electrical Specifications LP-10FBS-3 LP-20FBS-3 〇Effective Stroke 10mm 20mm 〇Total Resistance Value 1k±20% 1k, 2kΩ±20% 〇Single Linearity ±1%FS 〇Rated Power 0.3W/70°C 0.6W/70°C ■Mechanical Specifications 〇Mechanical Stroke 12mm 22mm 〇Friction max 17N max 18N 〇Mass Approximately 80g Approximately 100g ■Environmental Characteristics 〇Operating Temperature Range -25 to 80°C ●For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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An example of an application: Short-stroke potentiometer suitable for harsh environments such as printers and civil engineering work.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| LP-20FBS-3 | Stroke: 20mm, Sealing: IP65, with back spring, waterproof connector included |
| LP-10FBS | Stroke: 10mm, Sealing: IP65, with back spring, waterproof connector included |
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Since its founding in 1952, the Green Sensor has a history of 70 years as a pioneer in analog displacement sensors (potentiometers). While anticipating global technological advancements, we have developed high-functionality, high-quality products and have contributed, albeit modestly, to the development of society. In recent years, we have realized the commercialization of digital displacement sensors (encoders) and will continue to pursue further technological innovation with the aim of evolving as a prominent company.