These mechanical end stops are quiet simply a means to an end. They detect when an x/y/z stage has reached its minimum or maximum. Excellent if you do not want to get bogged down in complicated light beam interrupters or flags.
These mechanical end stops are quiet simply a means to an end. They detect when an x/y/z stage has reached its minimum or maximum. Excellent if you do not want to get bogged down in complicated light beam interrupters or flags.
Supplied with a 50cm cable allowing you to connect the endstop directly to the header pins of your controller board without the need for awkward soldering.
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These mechanical end stops are quiet simply a means to an end. They detect when an x/y/z stage has reached its minimum or maximum. Excellent if you do not want to get bogged down in complicated light beam interrupters or flags.
