0727225-001 Danaher
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The 0727225-001 is a panel-mounted timer featuring a mechanical numeric display with 6 wheels. Manufactured by Danaher in the Timers and Controllers series, it includes a ratchet drive mechanism and a knob reset. With dimensions of 3.375 inches width and 3.188 inches height, it uses a high-impact plastic case.
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The 0727225-001 counter is used to record mechanical processes including repetitive process steps where no power is available. It belongs to Danaher and it constructs reliable designs to ensure long term performance in various engineering and technology sectors.
The 0727225-001 counter is a small ratchet drive reset counter. It has a drive system based on a ratchet mechanism that moves forward each time there is a mechanical movement of the input. The display is manually reset by use of the side lever all zeros are brought back to zero at once. The counting can only be in one direction and therefore its operation is repetitive in press cycles or machine actions like rotary machines. It is not a bidirectional input which ensures decreased complexity and less possibility of wrong readings. It can be clocked at a maximum of 600 counts per minute or fast enough to serve most light to medium industrial processes requiring a continuous counting operation. Its base screw holes are used to mount the device and offer a fixed attachment to both flat surfaces or around panel mounts. The housing has mounting holes that can be utilized into usual industrial automation areas.
The 0727225-001 counter does not need any electrical connection as it works on a purely mechanical basis. It works by moving its indicator with mechanical action normally by means of a ratcheting lever. A single exertion produced by the lever causes it to count one unit. It is a five-digit mechanical type display that counts up and registers the values between 5 zeros and 5 nines. The numbers are all printed clearly on screen to be easily visible within a normal indoor light environment.