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At Balluff we set to innovate the way you automate and Balluff's new all-in-one condition monitoring sensor is WOW-ing manufacturers all over the world. This tiny, powerful sensor provides multi-axis vibration data, contact temperature, ambient pressure and more so that you see real-time data of the health of your equipment and prevent catastrophic machine failures.
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