ASM SIPLACE 00343441-05 is an incremental X-axis reading head used in documented HS50 and HS60 axis applications. Available unit records identify the sensor as an RSF Elektronik MS100X, so this part should be treated as the X-axis feedback sensor itself rather than a generic rotary encoder, X-axis motor or servo-drive component.
This distinction matters during axis repair because an X-axis feedback problem can resemble a motor or servo-system fault. Replacing a larger motion component before checking the encoder path can leave the original problem unresolved. The X-axis and Y-axis reading heads also use different part numbers, so the installation position and complete sensor label should be confirmed before ordering.
ASM SIPLACE 00343441 Encoder Specifications
| Part Number | 00343441-05 |
|---|---|
| Part Type | Incremental X-axis reading head / encoder |
| Sensor Manufacturer | RSF Elektronik |
| Sensor Type | MS100X |
| RSF Code | D002A019990X |
| Documented Application | SIPLACE HS50 / HS60 X-axis feedback |
| Related Axis Part | 00343442-05 – documented Y-axis reading-head reference |
| Core Matching Point | Complete P/N, RSF sensor label, X-axis installation position and connector configuration |
For machine context, see the ASM SIPLACE HS60. In these HS-series axis systems, 00343441-05 provides X-axis position feedback, while the motor and servo electronics belong to separate parts of the motion-control path. Keeping these functions separate is important when deciding how far an axis repair should be expanded.
When investigating intermittent X-axis feedback, positioning or servo-related faults, check the encoder path before condemning the motor or axis drive. Inspect the reading-head mounting, connector and cable condition, then check the sensing path for contamination, damage or abnormal mechanical alignment. A feedback fault at the reading head can produce an axis-control problem even when the motor is still capable of movement.
This makes 00343441-05 a useful sensor-level repair target on HS-series equipment. When the reading head is confirmed as the failed point, maintenance can remain at encoder level instead of unnecessarily extending the repair to the X-axis motor, servo electronics or a larger motion assembly.
If the fault boundary is unclear, send the encoder label, HS-series machine model, alarm information, connector photos and a short axis-movement video. Our technical team can review the feedback path remotely and help determine whether the issue remains at reading-head level or should be traced further into the X-axis motion system.
00343441-05 is normally available for HS-series spare-parts support, with confirmed orders usually dispatched within 24–48 hours and urgent axis-repair requirements prioritized when needed. Once the reading head is identified as the repair target, we can verify the RSF label, connector and installation configuration before quotation, helping keep the repair at sensor level where appropriate. A specification confirmation sheet can also be supplied when the purchasing team requires a documented matching record for internal approval.