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Incremental rotary and linear encoders from Encoder Products Co. (EPC), including the Accu-Coder, Accu-CoderPro and Tru-Trac lines. Thru-bore, blind hollow-bore and shaft-mount rotary encoders, linear measuring wheel assemblies, encoder modules, signal repeaters and mating cable assemblies.
Every unit is configured to a specific bore, resolution and output type. Use the part number to match an existing encoder exactly, or contact us and we will spec a replacement.
Incremental rotary and linear encoders from Encoder Products Co. (EPC), including the Accu-Coder, Accu-CoderPro and Tru-Trac lines. Thru-bore, blind hollow-bore and shaft-mount rotary encoders, linear measuring wheel assemblies, encoder modules, signal repeaters and mating cable assemblies.
Every unit is configured to a specific bore, resolution and output type. Use the part number to match an existing encoder exactly, or contact us and we will spec a replacement.
Encoder Products Co. (EPC) builds the Accu-Coder, Accu-CoderPro and Tru-Trac lines used for motor feedback, positioning and length measurement in packaging, printing, material handling and machine tool applications. We stock 256 EPC configurations across 26 model families, from 1 to 36,000 cycles per revolution, with sealing from IP50 to IP69. The range includes:
Encoder Products Co. (EPC) builds the Accu-Coder, Accu-CoderPro and Tru-Trac lines used for motor feedback, positioning and length measurement in packaging, printing, material handling and machine tool applications. We stock 256 EPC configurations across 26 model families, from 1 to 36,000 cycles per revolution, with sealing from IP50 to IP69. The range includes:
An EPC part number describes the whole build, so the number on your existing label is the most reliable way to find a true drop-in replacement. If that label is unreadable or the configuration has been discontinued, send us the model family and the application and we will work back to a matching build. Because an encoder rarely fails in isolation, we also carry AC servo motors, AC drives and ABB parts, so the feedback device and the drive it reports to can be sourced together in one order.
Encoders are configured parts rather than catalog commodities — two units sharing a model number can differ in bore, resolution and output stage. At Industrial Automation Co. every EPC listing is titled by its full part number and carries the complete specification plus the manufacturer datasheet, so you can confirm a match before you order. The answers below cover identifying the right configuration, quoting and delivery.
An Encoder Products Co. part number encodes the entire build — bore or shaft size, resolution in cycles per revolution, output type, mounting style, connector, cable length, sealing and temperature range. Two encoders from the same model family can differ in all of those. The fastest way to find a drop-in replacement is to read the full part number off the label on your existing unit and search that number directly. Every listing shows the complete specification and links the manufacturer datasheet, so you can confirm the match before ordering.
After you have located the parts you want, requesting a quote is easy. Click the "Request Quote" button and fill out the details on our quote form. If you make your request during business hours, we will typically respond within minutes. If you want to get a quote on more than one product, call us at 1-877-PARTS-57 (727-8757) or email us at sales@industrialautomationco.com to receive a full quote and discuss shipping options.
A small number of EPC encoders are built to a specification drawing rather than to the standard catalog options. On those parts, details such as housing style, mounting, connector or frequency response are set by the spec reference rather than by the part number itself. Those listings are marked “Configured to Spec” and are quoted rather than sold from stock, so we can confirm the exact build and lead time with you before the order is placed.
The output stage determines how the encoder drives its signal to your controller. A differential line driver (RS422-compatible) sends complementary signal pairs and is the most resistant to electrical noise over long cable runs, which is why it is the common choice on servo and machine tool feedback. Push-pull and open-collector outputs are single-ended and suited to shorter runs into a PLC input. The output type must match what your drive or controller expects, so check it against the existing unit rather than assuming it carries across a model family.
Orders for products received before 4:00pm are shipped same day. Depending on shipping and availability, most orders arrive within ten to twelve business days. Expedited shipping may be available on some orders. Contact us to speak to a representative about delivery options.
The easiest way for first-time customers to order industrial automation products is to call us at 1-877-PARTS-57 and speak with a representative. For return customers, you can send purchase orders via email. We accept wire transfers and all major credit cards.
Downtime on a feedback device stops the machine, not just the axis. We keep EPC rotary encoders, linear measuring assemblies and mating cables on the shelf and ship same day on orders placed before 4:00pm. Search by part number to find your exact configuration, or request a quote and we will confirm the build with you.
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