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How to Achieve Precise Measurements with POSITAL’s Spring-Loaded Pivot Arm

13 April 2021

PCA Encoders stocks the widest range of encoder accessories in Australia to support our client’s applications installation.

New Frequency Multiplier and Synchroniser

11 December 2020

Motrona’s new FM210 frequency multiplier gives you fast and stable frequency multiplication.

Encoder cable lengths limitations and problems

Encoder Cable Length Limitations, Precautions & Solutions

19 October 2020

The speed and position signals of rotary encoders often need to be transmitted over long distances that are questionable for reliability.

New IO Link Encoders from POSITAL

29 September 2020

POSITAL has introduced a new range of absolute encoders with IO-Link communications interface.

In Stock- All Stainless Steel PROFINET Encoders

12 August 2020

PCA Encoders stocks the POSITAL OCD-EIB1B-1213-B15V-PRM PROFINET encoder.

Safety Relay for Crane Monitoring

4 August 2020

For more than 40 years, Motrona safety relays have been used globally by crane manufacturers to monitor various parameters with a security level of SIL3 / Ple.

In Stock! POSITAL Cordsets

2 July 2020

PCA Encoders now stocks POSITAL’s M12 moulded plug cable sets in 5 and 8 pin, A or D coded, and in standard lengths of 2, 5, and 10 meters.

New MODBUS RTU Encoder

29 April 2020

POSITAL have recently added several new encoders to their range, that support the ongoing demand for MODBUS RTU.

Choose a Low-cost Encoder without Sacrificing Quality

4 February 2020

Rotary encoders are complex electro-mechanical devices that have intricate electronics and moving parts.

Ethernet IP Encoders for Australia's Most Common PLCs

28 January 2020

For many years the most commony used PLCs in Australia communicated via DeviceNet.

Rugged IP67 Rotary Encoders for Heavy-Duty Applications

28 January 2020

Industrial applications usually involve challenging environmental conditions, which many sensitive measurement devices are not designed to handle.

CANopen Encoders

21 January 2020

CAN (Controller Area Network) is the most widely used industrial communications protocol in the world, with more nodes in use than any other protocol. In fact, all modern cars use it.