0149000-103 Danaher
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The Danaher 0149000-103 is a pushbutton actuated counter from the Timers and Controllers series, featuring a count range from 0 to 9999 with one count per actuation. The unit has four black-on-white digits, a digit height of 0.170 inches, and a frame made from zinc die cast. It is manually reset for the entire row and uses hardened steel for its working parts.
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The 0149000-103 mechanical counter is produced by Danaher for the Timers and Controllers series. This panel-mount device records discrete events in assembly lines, quality checks, or test fixtures, providing an instantaneous visual total without power or software. It advances an internal gear train each time the actuator is pressed, offering straightforward tally capability for routine tracking. Because it is purely mechanical, it tolerates electrical noise and stays readable during plant shutdowns.
The counting mechanism is initiated by a pushbutton mounted on the front face, and every depression advances the wheels by one count per actuation. The register can accumulate totals from 0 to 9999, making it appropriate for medium-volume production batches. Character legibility is aided by a digit height of 0.170 in (4.3 mm) and a digit width of 0.140 in (3.6 mm). The black digits appear on a white background for high contrast under factory lighting. A single-tier layout keeps the counter stack only one level high, while the housing spans three units across a panel grid, aligning with common fixture templates. No electrical supply is needed, and sealed internal linkages keep oil, dust, and humidity away from the numbering wheels.
The register has four digits, providing a clear four-wheel display that resets across the entire row with one motion of the knob. A zinc die-cast casing resists impact, and hardened steel working parts support prolonged repetitive operation. The overall body length is 4.877 in (123.9 mm), so the unit fits behind thin control panels while leaving space for nearby wiring. Outward-facing mounting feet simplify attachment to machine frames. The mechanical system depends solely on gears and springs, avoiding failure modes associated with powered electronics. Its manual reset action allows the displayed total to be returned to zero quickly before the next counting sequence begins. This arrangement is suitable for inspection benches and test stands where operators need to record repeated cycles without connecting the counter to a power source or control network.
