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Product Description

Compact, rugged and versatile, our JS controllers can be used to actuate contacts and a potentiometer simultaneously in each axis to control speed and direction manually selectable, variable output. Applications include stacker...

Features

• Factory programmable output: proportional within 0-10V, 4-20 mA, ratio metric, or absolute configuration
• Short circuit and reverse polarity protection on board
• Proven environmental coating protection
• Available with pendant wires or...

Product Description

These controllers combine modular design, compact size and UFO electronic compatibility. Their rugged cast upper housing with an "O" ring seal on the operating shaft maintains weather tightness and seals out dust and dirt. The...

Product Description

When on/off switching is your only control requirement, these rugged "bang-bang" controllers are the optimal choice.

Features

• Custom designable electronic control modules
• Always proprietary to customers

 OCO1 Output Module

Features

• On-machine adjustability and troubleshooting - no external device or computer needed
• Compact and economical - spread modules out instead of running cable
• Versatile - factory programmable I/O designation (input vs....

Features

• On-machine adjustability and troubleshooting - no external device or computer needed
• Compact and economical - spread modules out instead of running cable
• Versatile - factory programmable I/O designation (input vs. output, sink vs. source)
• ...

 HJS20 Dual Axis Micro-Controller

Features

• Mechanical Life: 5 million cycles
• Travel Angle: 25° each direction
• Operating Force: up 3.5N (0.79lb)
• Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C
• Protection: IP67
• Supply Voltage: 5Vdc
• Output Voltage: 0.5-4.5Vdc

 HMS10 Single Axis Micro-Controller

Features

• 3 Available Knob Styles: Paddle (toggle), Wheel, or Rocker
• Mechanical Life: 5 million cycles
• Travel Angle: 25° each direction
• Operating Force: up to 3.5N (0.79lb)
• Protection: IP67
• Supply Voltage: 5Vdc
• ...

The beginning of 2000 was an exciting one, as OEM embarked on the first year of the 21^st century! Mr. Simons realized quickly he had to adapt to the change, and quickly introduced to the market new products! Some of those new products included a 5^...