Encoders By Industry

Encoders for Aerospace Industry applications. Image: airplane flying across blue sky with white clouds.

Aerospace

In the aerospace industry, encoder applications combine demands for high-precision feedback along with the ability to operate in extreme environmental conditions.

assembly line robot working in factory setting.

Material Handling

Actions such as conveying, lifting, pick-and-place, and other automated functions represent one or more axes of rotary motion found in material handling equipment.

Image: digger and other machinery on worksite.

Mobile Equipment

Automated and electronically controlled systems abound in modern mobile equipment used in industries such as construction, material handling, mining, rail maintenance, agriculture and firefighting.

Encoders for the Packaging Industry. Image: bottles in filling machine.

Packaging

The packaging industry typically utilises equipment involving rotary motion along several axes. This includes spooling, indexing, sealing, cutting, conveying and other automated machine functions that usually represent an axis of rotary motion.

Encoders for the textiles industry. Image: multiple large looms in textile factory.

Textiles

High-speed, precisely controlled operations such as weaving, knitting, printing, extruding, seaming, gluing, cut-to-length and others are typical applications for rotary encoders.

Encoders for the Timber Products industry. Image: pile of cut tree trunks in timber yard.

Timber Products

Mobile timber processors, loaders, hoists, de-barkers, conveyors, saws and planers all involve high powered, high-intensity motion in order to transport and process logs and timber products. In almost every operation, some form of rotary motion is required.

Encoders For Converting Machinery. Image

Converting

High-speed, precisely controlled operations such as spooling, laminating, folding, seaming, gluing, die-cutting, cut to length and others are typical applications for rotary encoders.

Encoders for Metal Forming & Fabrication​ industry. Image: metal held in machine and being drilled.

Metal Forming & Fabrication

In metal forming and fabrication, rotary encoders are used in automated machinery such as extruders, tube benders, presses, punches, drills, die formers, roll-formers, folders, mills, and more.

Encoders for the Food & Beverage Industry. Image: bottles moving along a conveyor belt

Food & Beverage

Machinery in the food and beverage manufacturing industry includes a wide range of operations such as processing, filling, packaging, material handling and labelling.

Encoders for the Printing industry. Image: newspapers coming off a printing press.

Printing

The wide variety of automated machinery used in the printing industry presents innumerable application points for rotary encoders.

Encoders for the Autonomous Vehicles industry. Image: Autonomous Vehicles moving containers round a shipping port.

Autonomous Vehicles & Robots

To ensure precision, it is vital that automated machines do their jobs correctly. For that, the controllers require reliable motion feedback. That's where encoders come in.

Encoders for the Warehousing Industry. Image: shelving units in a warehouse

Warehousing

In the warehouse, pick-and-place robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) must accomplish a variety of complex tasks in dynamic operating environments.

Encoders for the Stagecraft Industry. Image: Stage in a large arena.

Stagecraft

The wide variety of automated machinery used in the stagecraft industry presents innumerable application points for rotary encoders. From linear slides, to turn tables, to vertical lifts, and hoists, encoders provide reliable motion feedback.

Encoders by Industry Application (14)

Machine Vision

These systems are integrated into both stationary manufacturing equipment and mobile platforms such as AGVs or AMRs. Common applications include positioning, identification, verification, measurement, and flaw detection.

Encoders for the Elevator Industry. Image: White wall with three silver elevator doors.

Elevators

Elevator encoders are sophisticated devices integrated into elevator systems, converting mechanical motion into digital signals, enabling elevators to achieve accurate floor alignment, controlled speed, and safe door operations.

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