AK Industries, a leading manufacturer of industrial sensors, has unveiled two new additions to its lineup of string potentiometers: the CD50S and the CD60.01. These innovative sensors offer enhanced features and flexibility for a wide range of OEM applications.

CD50S String Potentiometer

The CD50S is a simplified version of the popular CD50 model, specifically designed for OEM applications requiring a range of up to 1250mm. It is an ideal choice for industrial controls, including ventilation controls, lifting equipment, and mechanical position testing. With its low IP ratings, the CD50S can be effectively used in various environments. Moreover, its serviceability and compatibility with custom designs make it a suitable option for OEM applications. Additionally, the CD50S boasts short lead-times, ensuring quick supply even for small quantities.

CD60.01 String Potentiometer

On the other hand, the CD60.01 is a compact string potentiometer offering an extended range of 1500mm. Equipped with a phoenix contact connector, this sensor is designed for easy connectivity. It also features enhanced sealing up to IP68, providing protection against toxic chemicals and gases. The CD60.01 is particularly well-suited for applications that require a small but rugged draw wire sensor, such as ventilation controls with toxic fumes and actuator position monitoring in chemical plants. Similar to the CD50S, the CD60.01 can be customized for OEM applications, allowing for seamless integration into specific systems.

Both the CD50S and CD60.01 string potentiometers exemplify AK Industries' commitment to delivering high-quality sensors tailored to meet the diverse needs of OEM applications. With their exceptional performance, durability, and customization options, these sensors are set to revolutionize the industrial controls sector.

For more information about the CD50S please visit the product page.

For more information about the CD60.01 please visit the product page.

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