BEGE is renowned for its high-precision motion control solutions, offering industrial-grade encoders suitable for demanding automation environments. Their products are engineered for durability, performance, and seamless integration within modern motion systems.
**Product Name: BEGE Flange Encoder MIG Basic MB-090-11-0004-7, Incremental 4 Pulses, 15m Cable, Stainless Steel**
**Key Features and Benefits:**
• Incremental encoder for basic speed feedback – perfectly suited for standard automation applications requiring accurate and reliable rotation information.
• Robust stainless steel construction – provides exceptional resistance against corrosion and mechanical wear, ensuring long lifetime even in harsh industrial settings.
• Large flange (Ø90mm) with BCD 75mm and 7mm thickness – offers compatibility with IEC 63B14 motors, allowing straightforward integration into standard motor setups.
• 11mm solid shaft diameter – guarantees stable, vibration-free coupling to a broad range of drive types.
• High ingress protection (IP55/IP67) – allows the encoder to function reliably in environments exposed to dust, moisture, and temporary submersion.
• Output: A90°B HTL signals – ensures clear, high-threshold pulse transmission, minimizing signal degradation over long cable runs (up to 15 meters).
• Wide supply voltage range (5-24VDC) – supports compatibility with various control systems and power supplies.
• 4 pulses per channel per revolution – provides dependable pulse feedback for speed regulation, particularly in conveyor drives, basic machine tool positioning, and pumping applications.
• Long cable length (15m) – supports flexible installation in large industrial setups.
**Application Possibilities:**
• Ideal for use in conveyors, packaging machines, textile machinery, and other automated processes where foundational speed monitoring is critical.
• Compatible as a drop-in solution for retrofitting older motor systems to add modern feedback options.
• Well-suited for environments with high hygiene or corrosion-resistance demands such as food processing or chemical production plants.