AMCI Resolver Transducers Are Direct Replacement For Expensive Competitors
Designed as a direct replacement for today's competing resolver transducers, AMCI releases their new HT/HTT-400 series resolver transducers in 4" diameter housing. AMCI's HT/HTT-400 series are also available with a wide selection of resolver types, suiting most electrical specifications. Short lead times come standard with this product.
PR9.NET March 08, 2008 - Terryville, CT - AMCI (Advanced Micro Controls Inc.) has released the HT/HTT-400 series single and multi-turn resolver transducers. Packaged in 4" diameter anodized aluminum housing, AMCI's HT/HTT-400 series are a direct mechanical replacement for today's competing resolver transducers. These AMCI brushless resolver transducers are also available with a massive selection of resolver types, enabling customers to choose from a wide variety of electrical specifications. "AMCI's HT/HTT 400 packages are readily available, you can take it and bolt it to your machine in place of the old transducer, attach the same cable and conduit that you were using, and it is going to work. It will of course also work in new designs that were designed around the former transducer packages" explained Matt Tellier, AMCI Applications Engineer.
AMCI's new HT/HTT-400 series resolver transducers are designed to save customers time and money. Competing multi-turn resolver transducers, packaged in 4" housing with comparable specifications, carry long lead times and high costs. "The new HT/HTT-400 series resolver transducers reflect AMCI's leadership position in the market place. Our lead times are among the shortest in the industry and our pricing is very reasonable", stated Dave Johnston, AMCI Sales representative.
AMCI has been designing and manufacturing resolvers and resolver transducers for over twenty years. The company offers over 50 different types of resolvers, including size 11 sensors, single-turn transducers, multi-turn transducers, and geared transducers.
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