UltraTouch Comparison
Can your existing palm button answer "Yes" to all of the following criteria? Our
UltraTouch® can!
Compare the Difference
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UltraTouch
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Diverse dual sensor design
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Yes
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Control reliable design of sensor
circuits |
Yes
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Redundant circuitry |
Yes
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Incorporates second-order circuit failure
protection |
Yes
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Internal self-checking of infrared sensor and system
circuits |
Yes
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Built-in timed interlock within
each module for the two diverse sensors |
Yes
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Utilizes captive contact safety
relays |
Yes
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Diagnostics of sensor circuits and diverse sensors
interlock circuit |
Yes
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Not affected by external
infrared light sources |
Yes
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Built-in hysteresis |
Yes
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No false trip on power
up |
Yes
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Anti-noise circuitry built-in |
Yes
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Chatter free design built-in |
Yes
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Weld field immune |
Yes
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EMI and RFI immune |
Yes
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Completely self-contained unit, requires no additional
relays or interface boards |
Yes
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Operator status indicator lights–
A. Red – Ready to cycle
B. Green – Cycle initiated |
Yes
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Fast reacting–Less than 20 ms |
Yes
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NEMA 4 enclosure |
Yes
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Designs available for all machines:
110 VAC – 2 pole or 4 pole configuration
24 VDC – 2 pole or 4 pole configuration |
Yes
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Directly interchangeable with
existing mechanical palm buttons:
A. Electrically
B. Mechanically |
Yes
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Requires correct ergonomic hand position for zero
force machine actuation of neutral, 0º deviation, and 100% hand power |
Yes
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Cannot be actuated by screwdrivers, playing cards,
rags, sleeves, broomsticks, mists or droplets |
Yes
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Tactile feedback feel requires the operator to have
the proper hand location for both safety and ergonomics |
Yes
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Cannot be actuated by the operator’s
elbows |
Yes
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Can be used as an operator two-hand safety control
device* |
Yes
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Complies with all applicable sections of OSHA, ANSI
and CSA standards for operator two-hand control devices |
Yes
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Repairable unit–not a disposable
design |
Yes
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Captive screws and gaskets
supplied to ease installation |
Yes
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Two-year warranty |
Yes
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Made in USA |
Yes
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*Requires two UltraTouch modules spaced and mounted in
accordance with current OSHA and ANSI standards. OSHA and ANSI standards also require machines to have
"control reliable" control circuitry.
UltraTouch Patent Number 5,410,148 - U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office
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