What is a turret encoder
Turret encoder is the absolute encoder expressly designed for integration in tool turret systems of CNC lathes. It has been optimized both mechanically and electronically to suit the position feedback requirements in the indexing operations of the fastest tool turrets.
CALT sensor turret encoders are mainly used in CNC machine tool and are key parts of CNC lathes. It can feed back the working position of the lathe tool post to the CNC system to realize the automatic switching of the lathe tool post. The tool post encoder can output 6, 8, 12 stations for customers to choose.
Features:
Shock resistance, vibration resistance, high reliability
Overload protection, reverse connection protection, wrong connection protection
Used in automatic control, automatic measurement and other fields, such as CNC tool holder
Model description-CAS42-6GxxBZ24C2
The flange form is clamping, slot installation; outer diameter 42mm; shaft diameter 6mm, 6/8/12 station optional; Binary; working voltage is 24VDC; PNP open collector, positive logic output.

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