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The LRS-18 Series Spring Loaded LVIT Linear Position Sensor Get More Sensor for Less

Alliance Sensors is pleased to introduce its first spring loaded LVIT (Linear Variable Inductive Transducer) series. The LRS-18 series are spring loaded, contactless devices designed for dimension or position measuring applications in factory automation and in various industrial and commercial applications such as automotive testing, mil/aero test stands, robotic arms, and packaging equipment, where the sensing element cannot be attached to the object being measured. The LRS-18 stroke to length ratio is excellent. Existing technologies with similar electrical specifications are 9" long to measure 1". The equivalent LRS-18 is only 4" long.

LRS-18 Features:

-€¢ EXCELLENT stroke to length ratio
-€¢ Contactless operation prevents internal wearout from dithering or rapid cycling
-€¢ Ranges from 12.5 to 100 mm (0.5 to 4.0 inches)
-€¢ M18 x 1 threaded aluminum or stainless steel body with mounting nuts
-€¢ Maximum tip force on the item being measured is 1 pound

LRS-18 sensors have a 19 mm (0.75 inch) diameter aluminum or stainless steel body with an M18 x 1 thread and come with two hex jam nuts for easy installation in place of an 18 mm analog proximity sensor. These sensors use a 0.25 inch diameter probe equipped with an AGD No. 9 contact tip, and are offered with either an axial cable or a connector. Operating from a variety of DC voltages, the sensors are available with a choice of four analog outputs and they all include ASG's proprietary SenSet™ field calibration feature.

For more information, please contact:

John Matlack

VP of Sales and Marketing
Alliance Sensors Group
102 Commerce Dr
Unit 8
Moorestown
NJ 08057
USA
Tel:  +1 856-727-0252
Email: jrm@alliancesensors.com
Web:  www.alliancesensors.com

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