What types of incremental encoders do NEXGEN supply?

We supply heavy-duty and industrial incremental encoders, including Baumer-Hubner HOG9, POG9, HOG86, and POG86 series models.

What is an incremental encoder used for?

An incremental encoder produces pulse signals that support measuring rotational speed, location, and direction in motors, drives, cranes, conveyors, and automation systems.

What is the difference between a solid shaft and a hollow shaft encoder?

A solid shaft encoder typically needs a coupling for installation. Meanwhile, a hollow shaft encoder mounts directly onto the machine shaft, which can simplify installation in many setups.

What pulse resolutions are available?

Baumer-Hubner encoders come in a broad set of resolutions, from low PPR options to higher resolution models, for precision motion control tasks.

Are these encoders good enough for rough industrial environments?

Yes, quite a few Baumer-Hubner encoder models have sturdy housings, high shock resistance , corrosion protection and IP rated seals, so they handle those demanding setups pretty well.