Product Description:

The 195326-045 is a mechanical event counter produced by Danaher for its Timers and Controllers series. In automated machinery, it mounts beside a rotating cam or shaft and advances one count per input revolution, giving operators an immediate visual tally of cycles without relying on electronic sensors or power. This simple geared register is often tied to maintenance schedules, batch size confirmation, or shift-based production tracking where a durable, self-contained indicator is preferred.

The internal gearing maintains a count ratio of 1:1, so each full turn of the input shaft increments the display once, eliminating scaling calculations. The display has 6 digits and rolls over after reaching its maximum value. The mechanism uses a geared drive, which passes motion through meshed wheels rather than friction clutches. Legibility is assisted by characters that stand 0.345 in (8.76 mm) tall and 0.250 in (6.35 mm) wide, with white characters shown on a black background for high contrast. When a batch count must be cleared, a front-mounted manual knob resets all wheels to zero without tools. The counter fastens to equipment with a base mount, and its housing is cast from zamak, while the separate steel baseplate provides rigidity during operation.

The assembly weighs 3 lb (1.36 kg), allowing direct installation on light brackets without excessive structural reinforcement. A drive shaft formed from stainless steel resists corrosion in humid plant environments. Torque is transmitted through a brass worm gear that meshes with the register wheel set for smooth, low-backlash motion. The figure wheels are molded from high-contrast plastic, which keeps the displayed count easy to read during routine operation. The baseplate includes slotted holes that allow the housing to be aligned with the driving component during installation. Its mechanical operation also allows the counter to continue recording cycles when electrical power is unavailable.