0126136-015 Danaher
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The Danaher 0126136-015 counter is part of the Timers and Controllers series and features 6 white-on-black figures, each with a size of 0.188 by 0.156 inches. It uses a direct drive with a chrome plated steel shaft, provides 10 counts per shaft revolution, and supports manual reset with a knob. The unit is constructed with a zamak case and brass gears, has a base mounting, and weighs 9 ounces.
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The 0126136-015 is a direct-drive mechanical counter engineered for dependable counting at 5000 cpm. A Zamak case with brass gears gives the assembly a durable, well-balanced construction for repeated industrial service. The 6-figure display and manual knob reset make the unit a practical choice for clear readout and straightforward operation.
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The 0126136-015 is a shaft-driven mechanical counter built by Danaher within the Timers and Controllers series. Intended for industrial automation, it attaches to a rotating machine element and advances the displayed total with each indexed motion. This operation allows production cycles, length measurements, or machine strokes to be recorded in real time. The mechanical design provides direct visual tracking without requiring an electrical power source or a separate display.
The counter’s enclosure is cast from Zamak, providing a rigid shell that resists impacts and vibration on the shop floor. Internally, a direct-coupled mechanism tolerates speeds up to 5000 cpm, so the register can follow high-frequency indexing without missing counts. A resolution of 10 counts per revolution means that each full shaft rotation increments the register ten times, permitting straightforward ratio calculations between machine turns and the displayed quantity. Drive torque demand is limited to 1 oz-in, which minimizes the load placed on light actuators or timing belts. Motion is transmitted through gears made from brass, which provides good wear resistance against the acetal resin pinions during lubrication-free operation.
Six numeric drums present a totalized value across six positions. The figures are white on a black background, and each digit measures 0.188 × 0.156 inches for clear viewing from a control panel. When a process must be restarted, a front-panel manual reset knob returns the register to zero without disconnecting the counter. The counting shaft rotates in a counterclockwise direction and exits on the right side, matching machines that drive auxiliary devices from that orientation. Mechanical input is transferred through a hardened spindle made of chrome-plated steel, providing a durable connection to the rotating machine element. The counter weighs 9 oz (255 g), which limits the additional load placed on lightweight assemblies and mounting surfaces.
