First select a product category. Here you can choose between linear encoders, angle encoders or length gauges.
Select the accuracy of the incremental length gauge that meets your requirements. You can choose between two accuracy classes, SPECTO for ±1 µm or METRO for ±0.5 µm.
The position detection can be incremental or absolute. The incremental measuring method provides a relative position as well as direction of movement, which requires an assignment to a reference point (starting point) at the beginning of the measurement. This is done by homing the axis. The absolute measuring method provides concrete position information at any axis position. A reference run at the beginning of the measurement is not necessary.
At this point you can select the type of bolt actuation. You can choose between two variants, spring-driven or pneumatic. With spring-driven length gauges, the built-in spring extends the measuring bolt into the measuring position and builds up the measuring force. The measuring bolt is extended in the rest position. On length gauges with pneumatic bolt actuation, the bolt extends when compressed air is applied. When the compressed air connection is vented, the built-in spring retracts the measuring bolt.
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At NUMERIK JENA, cyber security is a key pillar of our corporate philosophy and is firmly anchored in our processes. We are committed to protecting our products, systems, and data across their entire life cycle.
An important part of our security strategy is the responsible handling of potential vulnerabilities. The systematic collection, assessment, and remediation of vulnerabilities is integral to our vulnerability management process.
We welcome collaboration with security researchers, customers, and other stakeholders. This page explains the procedure for reporting identified vulnerabilities in accordance with our disclosure policy.
We aim to handle reported vulnerabilities in a transparent, efficient, and responsible manner in order to continuously improve the security of our solutions. To facilitate communication to this end, we participate in the CERT@VDE IT security/cyber security network of the VDE.
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Our commitment
The security of our products is a top priority at NUMERIK JENA. We have a systematic process for handling reported security vulnerabilities regarding our products, solutions, and IT infrastructure, and collaborate closely with anyone who reports vulnerabilities. Complying with, continuously monitoring, and implementing regulatory requirements, such as the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), are an integral part of our cyber security management process.
The following guidelines explain how vulnerabilities can be reported and how we handle them.
Applicability
These guidelines apply to all products offered by NUMERIK JENA, regardless of whether they are subject to servicing agreements and regardless of their status within the product life cycle.
We welcome reports from any source: researchers, trade associations, CERTs, partners, or third parties. We do not require a confidentiality agreement as a condition for accepting reports.
If your report is about our digital infrastructure (e.g., our website or active services), please send us an email to support(at)numerikjena.com
Information for security researchers
NUMERIK JENA will not take legal action against reporting individuals if the following conditions are met:
We value your reports and their ability to help us quickly remediate problems.
Guidelines for security researchers
Reporting a vulnerability
What the report should contain
If possible, please provide the following information:
How we process reports
What our security advisories contain
Our security advisory will usually contain the following information:
