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| HS35

3,5” BLIND - HOLLOW SHAFT INCREMENTAL ENCODERS - ORDINARY & HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

Material

Cover: Die cast Aluminum with Iridite finish

Body: Aluminium

Shaft: AISI 303 Stainless Steel

Bearings

6807 Series - sealed

Maximum Loads

Axial

50 N

Radial

80 N

Shaft inertia

2,852 oz-in-sec2 (1"") SS

2,8125 oz-in-sec2 (1"") BS

Torque (1)

Through shaft version (SS) = 11,3 in-oz (at 1000 min-1)

Blind shaft version (BS) = 8,5 in-oz (at 1000 min-1)

Permissible Max. Speed

6 000 min-1

Continuous Max. Speed

4000 min-1

Encoder Weight (Approx.)

22,92 Oz

Theoretical Mechanical Lifetime 109 turns

(Faxial / Fradial)

140x109 at 25 N / 40 N

17x109 at 50 N / 80 N

Mechanical

The HS35 combines the rugged, heavy-duty features usually associated with shafted encoders into a hollow shaft style. Its design includes dual

bearings and shaft seals for NEMA 4, 13 and IP65 environmental ratings, a rugged metal housing, and a sealed connector or cable gland. The HS35

accommodates shafts up to 1” in diameter. With optional insulating inserts, it can be mounted on smaller diameter shafts. It can be mounted on a

through shaft or a blind shaft with a closed cover to maintain its environmental rating. The HS35 is also available with a dual output option (inset) to

provide redundant encoder signals, dual resolutions, or to supply two separate controllers from a single encoder.

For Generation 1

datasheet click here.

Features

Applications

HS35 Rotary Incremental Encoder:

• Robustness and excellent resistance to shocks / vibrations

• High Protection Level IP65 (NEMA 4 & 13)

• High Resolutions Available: Up to 500 000 ppr

• Universal Electronic Circuits from 4.75 to 30 Vdc

• High Performance in Temperatures –40°C to 100°C

• High bandwidth: Up to 1MHz

• Resolution and outputs HTL/TTL programmable

• Hard anodization available in special features

• Certifications in Hazardous Locations: Intrinsically safe or Non-incendive UL/

Atex/IECEx

• Steel, Glass, Paper mills

• Wood industry

• Wind energy

• Power generators

• Mining drilling

• Gas engines

(1)

The rubber shaft seal is recommended in virtually all installations. The most common exceptions are applications requiring a very low starting torque or those requiring operation at both

high temperature and high speed. For these exceptions, a felt shaft seal is recommended. Felt seals require very low starting torque and can virtually eliminate frictional heat. Encoders

ordered with felt shaft seals will have an enclosure rating of IP50 and will have less than 1/10th the Starting Torque specified under Mechanical Configurations.