CARY, N.C. – June 14, 2005 – MTS Sensors has developed a new Product Selector Guide for its recently updated Temposonics® family of industrial linear position sensors. The Product Selector Guide offers a side-by-side comparison of the R-Series, G-Series and E-Series linear position sensors based on direct sensor outputs, stroke length, resolution, measurement features and external interfaces, as well as by application mechanics or electronics. The multi-purpose brochure is designed to be unfolded and used as a wall chart or can be placed in a binder as an “at-a-glance” reference guide.“MTS sensors have the features, options and flexibility to work in virtually any design,” said Temposonics Marketing Manager David Edeal. “The Product Selector Guide will help our customers choose the sensor that allows the greatest design flexibility with maximum performance for each application.”MTS Sensors’ linear position sensors can be used in industrial automation, medical, harsh environment, commercial, extra-long, ultra-space sensitive, standard and custom applications. The Product Selector Guide demonstrates the complete range of capabilities, benefits and advantages offered by each sensor, as well as the typical application mechanics and electronic output options available. To request a copy of MTS Sensors’ Product Selector Guide or for more information on MTS linear position sensors, please contact: MTS Systems Corp, Sensors Division, 3001 Sheldon Drive, Cary, NC 27513. Phone: (919) 677-0100. Visit their web site at www.mtssensors.com.MTS Systems Corporation is the world leader in magnetostrictive linear position sensing technology. MTS Systems Corporation is a global operation, with facilities in the U.S., Germany and Japan. In the U.S., the MTS Sensors Division has an ISO 9001 facility manufacturing rugged and reliable Temposonics position sensors as well as the highly repeatable and accurate Liquid-Level transmitters and gauges. With a strong commitment to research and development, product quality and customer service, the Sensors Division is constantly seeking ways to bring the highest value to customers.
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