OEM Controls Blog

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

Ahhhhhh the 90’s! The decade which saw extreme advances in technology and also introduced an important tool we use today, the World Wide Web. The 90’s were a big decade for Mr. Simons and his company, as his total amount of employees grew to 272...

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• Factory programmable output: proportional within 0-10V, 4-20mA, ratio metic, or absolute configuration
• Two additional digital outputs per axis-programmable on/off position relative to handle travel
• Short circuit and reverse...

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 connector

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Designed for simplicity and cost-effectiveness, the MS6 is our most inexpensive controller. The MS6 has very few moving or mechanically linked parts - the potentiometer is direct-driven. No other couplings, cams or hardware is...

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The MS1 single axis controller is part of the mini-controller product line. While small in overall size and reduced available options, it does have the same robust metal construction and characteristics of its larger brothers.

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The rugged reliability of the MS4 type single axis controller has been proven in a variety of tough field applications. Its design flexibility allows you to select from a variety of configurations, potentiometers, and handle...

The 80’s was an exciting decade for Mr. Simons and OEM Controls. During this decade, there was great socioeconomic change due to the advance in technology and the beginning of globalization. Mr. Simons realized and adapted to the change to help...

The 70’s was a turbulent decade. It was the beginning of the Watergate Scandal, a terrorist attack occurred at the Olympic Games in Munich, and the Iranian militants seized the United States Embassy in Tehran and held hostages. However, through all...

In 1966, Brian Simonscreated a company on Riverside Avenue in Westport, Connecticut and named his company OEM Controls, Inc. When Mr. Simons opened his doors for the first time, his target markets included machine tools, welding equipment, and...