Product Description:

The HS351024C3342 is an incremental rotary encoder produced by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoders series. It installs on a rotating shaft and converts mechanical motion into electrical pulse streams for speed and position feedback in automated machinery. By producing evenly spaced signals as the shaft turns, the device allows drives, PLCs, and motion controllers to maintain synchronization, detect direction, and implement closed-loop regulation across conveyors, packaging stations, and other industrial equipment.

The encoder accepts shafts through a bore of 3/4 in and is secured with a slotted-hole mounting plate that eases alignment. It tolerates a radial load of 40 lb and requires no more than 5.0 oz-in of starting torque, so drive belts or small couplings can turn it without noticeable drag. Each revolution produces 1024 PPR through a 7272 line driver that generates differential bidirectional outputs compatible with typical motion interfaces. The signal chain sustains a minimum bandwidth of 100 kHz, allowing the encoder to track high rotational rates without pulse loss. The operating electronics draw up to 100 mA from the host 5 V power rail. Electrical connections are routed through a 10-pin connector for convenient cable attachment and disconnection.

The device withstands an axial shaft force of 30 lb and a maximum operating speed of 3600 rpm while maintaining pulse fidelity. Its housing carries a NEMA 4/IP66 rating that blocks dust ingress and resists high-pressure washdowns. Internal components survive mechanical shocks of up to 50 G, helping the encoder maintain feedback alignment after accidental impacts or transport vibration. The sealed housing permits installation near motors, gearboxes, and process machinery where moisture or debris may be present. Its resistance to dynamic forces also supports use on industrial equipment exposed to routine vibration during operation.