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New Marine Grade IND-MAX Encoder for Harsh Offshore & Naval Environments

FLUX GmbH's new IND-MAX-100 Marine Grade encoder expands the IND-MAX family with corrosion-resistant stainless-steel construction, providing precision and durability for offshore, naval, and subsea applications By Olivia Hannam / 29 Oct 2025

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FLUX GmbH has expanded its IND-MAX inductive angle encoder family with the release of the IND-MAX-100 Marine Grade variant, specifically engineered for demanding naval and offshore applications.

The IND-MAX-100 utilizes a housing constructed from marine-grade stainless steel to provide exceptional resistance to corrosion, even under continuous saltwater immersion. This design ensures long-term reliability and precision in the harshest maritime conditions, where standard encoders typically fail. The corrosion-proof nature of the encoder makes it suitable for integration into ships, offshore platforms, and subsea systems.

This addition of the IND-MAX-100 broadens the utility of the IND-MAX series, offering greater flexibility for integration needs across both marine and general industrial applications.

Paul Tutzu, Managing Director and Founder of FLUX GmbH, stated, “Tailored for naval, offshore, and marine automation applications, the IND-MAX-100 reinforces FLUX’s commitment to delivering durable, high-performance sensing solutions for the world’s most demanding environments.”

Tutzu highlighted the technology’s advantage in challenging conditions, adding, “Unlike optical and capacitive technologies, which can become unreliable in harsh conditions, the IND-MAX encoder series is designed to deliver superior performance and durability, exceeding the limits of existing technologies.”

FLUX encoders are designed to offer a complete solution in a small package, providing outstanding accuracy, resolution, and repeatability. They are characterized by ease of installation and dependable operation in both clean and harsh environments.

Posted by Olivia Hannam Olivia is an Editor and Copywriter at Ocean Science Technology. She graduated with First-Class Honours in History from the University of Exeter, where she developed strong research and analytical skills. Since joining OST in 2025, Olivia’s focus lies in producing accessible and engaging content that communicates the latest developments and innovations in ocean science and maritime technology, with a particular interest in environmental monitoring. Connect