Our small HS0
Small, compact HS0 joystick with wear-free 3D Hall sensor technology and a metal drive block. The robust, 12 mm metal lever and shallow installation depth are additional outstanding characteristics of this new analog joystick. Together they are the basis for reliable use in a wide range of applications, particularly where installation space is limited.
The G58
Compact, ergonomic universal handle G58 for right hand and left hand. Its generously dimensioned front-side plate offers abundant space for different control devices. A rear-side latch button, an additional rear-side pushbutton, and a capacitive hand detection sensor are available options.
The new G56
Functionality and ergonomics. The new handle G56 offers both!
Functionality, thanks to the variety of configuration possibilities for the insert plates with different buttons, thumbwheels, rocker switches, etc. The result is ideal adaptation to the respective control task.
Ergonomics, thanks to its shape, which is adapted to the operator's hand, its two basic versions, one for the left hand and one for the right hand, and the integrated hand rest for fatigue-free work.
These advantages open up application possibilities for the handle.
Control station MFK with joystick box
The new MFK-JB is impressive, particularly where space is at a premium, through its perfect adaptability to the operator and innovative, unique design.
Control station FSMMD
The new FSMMD impresses with its innovative design and many adjustment possibilities.
See for yourself!
Multi-function armrest
Modern design and sophisticated functionality are hallmarks of the new multifunction armrest for control stations.
Its continuously variable tilt and optional length extension make it ideal for ergonomic work. The contact area is padded with a gel cushion for maximum comfort. Of course, we can also install matching joysticks and command devices according to your requirements.
Perfect for every application!
The new handle G50
The compact G50 handle extends the control functions of a joystick with an additional axis.
Rotating the spring-centered handle counterclockwise or clockwise generates a potentiometric output signal that can be used together with the direction rails integrated in the potentiometer for a wide variety of control tasks.
