Electronic display MA523/1
Electronic display MA523/1, Compact triple-axis display
Description
4-row, 7 digits and backlit LCD. Up to three incremental measuring systems. Parameter setting with 4 keys and dial. Each axis is individually programmable. Connection for pluggable magnetic sensors MS100/1 or MS500. System accuracy up to 10 μm. Resolution 1 μm with MS100/1. Speed input measurement as an option. Two accuracy classes: 0.01 mm with magnetic sensor MS100 / 1 or 0.05 mm with magnetic sensor MS500.
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