Absolute rotary encoder RESOLUTE™ FS RTLA30-S
opticalnon-contactIP64

Absolute rotary encoder - RESOLUTE™ FS RTLA30-S - RENISHAW - optical / non-contact / IP64
Absolute rotary encoder - RESOLUTE™ FS RTLA30-S - RENISHAW - optical / non-contact / IP64
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Characteristics

Type
absolute
Technology
optical
Construction
non-contact
Protection level
IP64
Other characteristics
high-resolution, high-accuracy
Length

21 m
(68'10" )

Resolution

Max.: 50 nm

Min.: 1 nm

Description

What is RESOLUTE FS? RESOLUTE FS (Functional Safety) is a true absolute, fine pitch optical encoder system that has excellent dirt immunity, and an impressive specification that breaks new ground in position feedback. It is the world's first absolute encoder capable of 1 nm resolution at up to 100 m/s. Ultra low SDE and jitter result in a rotary encoder system that outperforms any other encoder in its class. Certified to SIL2 and PLd for use in functional safety applications. What is RTLA30-S scale? RTLA30-S is a low profile stainless steel tape scale featuring our 30 µm pitch absolute scale code. It is accurate to ±5 µm/m and available in lengths up to 21 metres. RTLA30-S is laid onto the substrate with self-adhesive backing tape. The self-adhesive is formulated in such a way that it allows for independent scale expansion to that of the substrate. To complete the installation, the tape scale is clamped at one point to provide a datum position.

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MECSPE 2025
MECSPE 2025

5-07 Mar 2025 BOLOGNA (Italy) Hall 19 - Stand D46

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    Global Industrie 2025
    Global Industrie 2025

    11-14 Mar 2025 Lyon (France) Stand 3D178 - 2P100

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