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H5610241431 Danaher

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The Danaher H5610241431 is an incremental magnetic encoder that belongs to the Dynapar Encoders series, featuring a hard anodized aluminum housing and a weight of 9.3 pounds. It supports a maximum shaft speed of 3,600 RPM and can withstand vibration up to 18 G and shocks up to 30 G.

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Product Description:

The H5610241431 is a shaft-mounted rotary encoder produced by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoders series. This incremental magnetic unit converts mechanical rotation into discrete electrical pulses so motion controllers can monitor position and speed in automated machinery. Dual quadrature channels allow direction detection, and the compact package fastens directly to motor or conveyor shafts to deliver real-time feedback for indexing, registration, and velocity regulation tasks on production lines exposed to vibration, temperature changes, and airborne contaminants.

The encoder tolerates shaft speeds up to 3,600 rpm, and it can track rapid changes with a permissible acceleration of 3,600 rpm/s. Magnetoresistive electronics support an output frequency ceiling of 120 kHz, maintaining pulse fidelity at maximum speed. The encoder uses an incremental magnetic format, and the rotor requires only 7 in-oz of starting torque, minimizing additional load on the drive train. Channel timing is arranged so that A leads B when the shaft turns counterclockwise, with quadrature maintained at 90° ±22°. Duty cycle symmetry remains within 180° ±54° to keep the high and low states even for accurate edge counting.

For mechanical durability, the housing is machined from hard-anodized aluminum, while the overall mass is 9.3 lb. The assembly withstands shocks up to 30 G and continuous vibration up to 18 G, permitting installation on presses, gearboxes, and other high-impact equipment. End play is limited to ±0.150 in, runout is limited to 0.015 in TIR, and at least 2.0 in of shaft engagement is required to keep the magnetic gap stable under dynamic loads. The encoder tolerates relative humidity up to 98%, allowing reliable signal generation in humid or lightly sprayed processing areas.

End-play Limit
±0.150 in
Housing Material
Hard Anodized Aluminum
Humidity Limit
98%
Max Acceleration
3,600 rpm/s
Max Frequency
120 kHz
Max Shaft Speed
3,600 RPM
Min Shaft Length
2.0 in
Phasing Sense
A Leads B For CCW
Quadrature Phasing
90° ±22°
Runout Limit
0.015 in TIR
Shock Rating
30 G
Signal Type
Incremental, Magnetic
Starting Torque
7 in-oz
Symmetry
180° ±54°
Vibration Rating
18 G
Weight
9.3 lb

Frequently Asked Questions about H5610241431:

Q: What is the maximum shaft speed for the H5610241431 encoder?

A: The H5610241431 encoder supports maximum shaft speeds of up to 3,600 RPM.

Q: What housing material is used in the H5610241431 encoder?

A: This model is constructed with hard anodized aluminum housing for enhanced durability.

Q: What is the humidity limit for the H5610241431 encoder?

A: The H5610241431 encoder is rated to withstand humidity levels up to 98%.

Q: What is the maximum frequency supported by the H5610241431 encoder?

A: This encoder provides a maximum frequency output of 120 kHz for signal processing.

Q: What type of signal does the H5610241431 encoder produce?

A: The H5610241431 outputs incremental, magnetic signals for position feedback.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The H5610241431 is an incremental magnetic encoder in the Dynapar Encoders series, rated for 120 kHz maximum frequency and 3,600 RPM shaft speed. Hard anodized aluminum housing and an 18 G vibration rating support dependable performance in demanding motion-control applications. Clean quadrature feedback with 90° ±22° phasing makes the unit a strong choice for stable encoder signal performance.’’

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