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Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor

Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor

Release time:2026-03-16

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Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor
Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor
Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor
Epro PR6425/010-A20 Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor
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Parameter Specification
Model PR6425/010‑A20 Eddy Current Sensor
Sensor Type Eddy current non‑contact displacement and vibration measurement sensor
Sensitivity 4 V/mm (±2 %) (typical for PR6425 family)
Nominal Air Gap Approx. 2.6 mm (typical for PR6425 family)
Static Measurement Range ± 2.0 mm (typical PR6425 spec)
Dynamic Measurement Range 0–1000 µm (PR6425 sensor family)
Target Material Ferromagnetic steel (e.g., 42CrMo4 / AISI 4140)
Maximum Surface Speed Up to ~2500 m/s (typical PR6425 family)
Minimum Shaft Diameter ≥ 80 mm (PR6425 spec)
Operating Temperature –35 °C to ~380 °C (typical PR6425 range)
Cable Temperature (First Meter) –40 °C to ~380 °C (typical PR6425 spec)
Cable Temperature (Remaining Length) –40 °C to ~200 °C (typical PR6425 spec)
Pressure Resistance Up to ~2000 hPa (PR6425 spec)
Shock/Vibration Resistance ~5 g @ 60 Hz (typical)
Housing Material Stainless steel probe body (typical family spec)
Cable Material PTFE insulated (typical family spec)
Weight (Sensor with 1 m Cable) ~500 g (typical PR6425 family)
Dimensions (Probe Diameter × Body Length × Thread) Ø 16 mm × ~69 mm body length with M18×1.5 mounting thread (typical PR6425)

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Q1: What measurement applications is the PR6425/010‑A20 sensor designed for?
It is intended for non‑contact monitoring of shaft vibration, displacement, and position on rotating machinery.

Q2: What sensing technology does this probe use?
The sensor uses eddy current technology, detecting changes in distance between the probe and a conductive target surface.

Q3: What are the physical dimensions and size of the sensor?
The probe has a 16 mm diameter, about 69 mm length with M18×1.5 mounting thread; cable length varies by order.

Q4: What materials can the PR6425/010‑A20 measure effectively?
It performs best with conductive ferromagnetic materials such as alloy steels like 42CrMo4 or similar.

Q5: What temperature range can the sensor withstand?
It generally supports environments from about –35 °C up to ~380 °C (depending on cable and configuration).

Q6: What shaft size is recommended for accurate measurements?
A minimum shaft diameter of around 80 mm is recommended for proper measurement stability.

Q7: What environmental resistances does the sensor provide?
It typically handles shock/vibration around 5 g and pressures up to ~2000 hPa, with stainless steel housing and PTFE cable.

Q8: Does the PR6425/010‑A20 require a signal converter?
Yes, to condition the raw probe signal into usable output, it is usually paired with a compatible converter (e.g., CON021 series).


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