ZX-E Inductive Displacement Measurement Sensor

For high Precision measurement of distances and positions of Metal Materials, ZX-E series inductive displacement sensor heads support a wide range of applications.

• Simple installation
• Easily perform calculation for two Sensors using Calculation Unit.
• Linearity can be adjusted for non-ferrous metals such as SUS and aluminum using the material selection function.
• Smallest Heads in Its Class

Small Sensor Heads are perfect for measuring the height of small objects and applications where multiple Sensor Heads are used.

Sensors with stainless steel Protective Spiral Tube are also available.

New Flat and Heat Resistant Sensors Expand Application Possibilities

Temperature characteristic tops out in the industry at 0.1% FS/°C for heat resistive sensors and ranges up to 200°C for flat sensors.

More Efficient Maintenance

Complete Compatibility between Sensor Heads and Amplifier Units

The Amplifier Unit can be used as when replacing damaged Sensor Heads or when replacing the Sensor Head for different sensing distances.

Sensor Head Cables Can Be Extended to 10m

The distance between Amplifier Units Sensor Heads can be extended to 3 m, 6 m or 10 m using a ZX-XC [] A Cable (sold separately).

Complete Range of Useful Functions

Simple Linearity Adjustment

Settings using the thumbwheel to adjust linearity are no longer needed. Linearity adjustment is simply completed by teach-in at 0%, 50% and 100% of the measurement time, allowing adjustment time to be greatly reduced.

Also suitable for non-ferrous metals.

Linearity contains no more iron than non-ferrous objects. The material selection function has been developed to improve linearity with stainless steel and aluminum detection objects.

Mutual Mutual Interference for up to 5 Sensors

Multi-Sensors can be used in confined spaces for level difference measurements or multi-point measurements. By connecting Compute Units to eliminate the need for timing signals on the user side, mutual interference can be avoided for up to 5 Sensors.

Calculation Settings Without Numeric Panel Data

By placing a Compute Unit between the Amplifier Units, the computation from two Sensors can be displayed on an Amplifier for a Sensor. The required parameters only need to be entered into one Amplifier Unit.