Blog Archive

We wanted to create a blog that would be suitable to provide you with additional information about all our position sensor products and any industry news. We'll be aiming to provide articles about the basics, such as the first blog we have planned (What is a Linear Position Sensor and Its...

P101 Linear Position Sensors - What Can They Do?The Positek P101 is a linear inductive position sensor that can measure a range from 5 to 50mm and is made from stainless steel, able to withstand temperatures from -40°c to 125°c, more than enough for most applications. It is 35mm in diameter and is...

What are Position Sensors?Position sensors, simply put, allow two components to be aware of each other at a specified point. The sensors control the next action in a process by determining when the components in question are in the right place for the process to continue. The three main actions...

Linear Position Sensors in BakeriesWe love seeing all the different applications of position sensors in all types of industrial applications, so here is the first instalment of our in-depth look at how sensors are used, what role they play and how the use of certain sensors has improved...

It's nearly Christmas, and although it's been a long and surprising year there's always room for some fun. We bring you our take on the popular traditional Christmas poem, enjoy!T'was the night before Christmas and sensors are working,Even at this time, there will be no shirking.The stockings...

Subsea sensors need to be robust and reliable, as replacing or maintaining equipment that operates underwater is a time consuming and difficult job. Non-contact sensors are ideal for aquatic applications, as the presence of pollution and small marine creatures' means that contamination of...