0703006-003 Danaher
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The Danaher 0703006-003 is part of the Timers and Controllers series and features a count capacity of 999999 with a six-figure display at a height of 0.180 inches. It has a base mounting design, a case constructed from Zamak, and operates with a manual knob reset. The timer uses brass for its connection fitting, supports air pressures between 40 and 150 psi, and has a maximum count speed of 1000 cycles per minute.
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The 0703006-003 pneumatic counter is built by Danaher as part of the Timers and Controllers series. The device converts successive air pulses into incremental wheel motion, providing a mechanical totalizer for applications where electricity is unavailable or undesirable in industrial automation. By housing the counting train inside a Zamak case and routing force through acetal resin wheels, the unit provides a compact method for tracking strokes, cycles, or product batches on machinery lines.
The incoming signal reaches the mechanism through a brass fitting tapped at 1/8 NPT, allowing standard shop tubing to connect without adapters. Operation is maintained when the supply pressure remains between 40 psi and 150 psi; these limits protect the gearing against weak actuation or overloading. When properly supplied, the counter accepts pulses at rates up to 1000 cpm, so fast-indexing presses or packaging equipment do not overrun the wheels. The internal six-figure register advances toward a maximum indication of 999999 counts before rolling over. Its six-wheel design ensures that every digit changes cleanly at the correct carry point. Base mounting is supported by 0.128-inch holes cast into the body, and the one-piece construction helps keep the mechanism aligned during vibration.
Readout clarity is aided by numerals that stand 0.180 in high, making the display visible across typical control panels. The mechanism continues to function from 0 °F up to 131 °F, covering most indoor ambient conditions without auxiliary heating or cooling. Despite the metal enclosure, the overall mass remains 1 lb, so the counter can be installed on light-gauge doors without reinforcement. When a new production lot begins, the operator resets the register using the front-mounted manual knob. Turning the knob disengages the wheels and returns them to zero. The counting train then reengages so the counter can record the next sequence.
