Factory automation > Sensors

Sick ML20 markless sensor

15 February, 2012

The ML20 markless sensor from Sick is designed to be used like a print mark sensor but does not require any optical marking on the package, instead detecting a taught-in design pattern.


Fraba Posital Accelens inclinometers

14 February, 2012

Fraba Posital Accelens inclinometers feature capacitive sensor cells based on MEMS technology.


No profile - fans off!

23 January, 2012

The apt Hiller Group (apt Hiller GmbH) in Monheim, Germany, makes aluminium semifinished products for markets in Europe. In run-out lengths of up to 60 metres, the profiles are transported via giant cross conveyors that function as refrigerated tables on which the roughly 500°C profiles from the press are cooled down to 30-40°C.


Balluff inductive ring sensors

27 October, 2011 by

Balluff’s latest inductive ring sensors can help whenever the infeed of small metal parts needs to be monitored. These ring sensors are easy to install and can be mounted side by side or stacked.


Balluff modular sensor mounting system

26 October, 2011 by

The decision of where and how to locate a sensor is often not made until the machine or equipment is actually being constructed. In-house fabricated fastening systems can be expensive and time consuming, so Balluff offers a line of sensor mounting fasteners for mix-and-match flexibility.


Pepperl+Fuchs ML100-8-W sensor

19 October, 2011 by

The ML100-8-W sensor with square wide beam can be used to detect transparent objects as well as objects with irregular surfaces.


Omron ZX2 laser sensor

07 October, 2011 by

Omron’s ZX2 laser sensor has a dynamic range of 2 million times, and is designed to provide stable measurements for any colour or surface condition, including metals, substrates, elastomers and transparent materials, using Omron’s HSDR-CMOS (high speed and dynamic range) image sensor and a stepless laser power adjustment algorithm.


Pepperl+Fuchs photoelectric slot sensor

21 September, 2011 by

The Pepperl+Fuchs photoelectric range includes a special design of a through-beam sensor called a slot sensor. It is used where only a short sensing distance is needed.


Leuze HRTR 3B-V and HRTL 3B reflection light scanners

20 September, 2011 by

The functions of the 3B compact series from Leuze electronic have been extended to include the HRTR 3B-V and HRTL 3B reflection light scanners.


Banner A-Gage EZ-Array measuring light curtain with IO-Link

31 August, 2011 by

Banner Engineering’s A-Gage EZ-Array two-piece measuring light curtain with IO-Link output is designed to provide a cost-effective measuring sensor solution for quick and simple installations. These sensors provide high-speed, precise process monitoring and inspection, profiling and web-guiding applications such as package and baggage sizing on material handling conveyors, profiling/positioning of packages or material in process, web edge guiding, log diameter measurement and carpet to nap edge detection.


Pepperl+Fuchs MLE76100-8-H-100-RT/59/115/136 background suppression sensor

17 August, 2011

The MLE76100-8-H-100-RT/59/115/136 background suppression sensor has a hygienic design suitable for the food and beverage industry.


Banner Engineering TM18 EZ-Beam compact photoelectric sensor

16 August, 2011 by

Banner Engineering’s TM18 EZ-Beam compact photoelectric sensor is designed for use in heavy-duty environments. The TM18 offers a nickel-plated, die-cast zinc metal housing, as well as completely epoxy encapsulated electronics. Rated IP69K, the TM18 provides durability and resistance in harsh sensing environments, especially in high-pressure washdown applications. Featuring a compact, right-angle shape, an 18 mm threaded barrel mount and integral all-metal M12 quick disconnect, the TM18 sensor has the ability to fit in tight places and avoid sensor damage during machine assembly, transport, maintenance and operation.


ifm efector T, R and C series full-metal inductive sensors

02 August, 2011 by

ifm has developed three series of full-metal sensors to meet different challenging requirements. The sensors can withstand a high temperature range up to 100°C, have a protection rating of IP69K and feature a non-stick coating or a correction factor of K=0.


Balluff Q40 multi-metal inductive proximity sensor

15 July, 2011 by

The Balluff Q40 inductive proximity sensor provides sensing ranges up to 40 mm in a small housing, with weld field immunity and the ability to sense aluminium and steel at the same distance. Each sensor head can be mounted in five positions and has highly visible corner LEDs. The connector outlet is also adjustable within a 270° range.


Balluff BKT 67M contrast sensors

14 July, 2011 by

Balluff’s BKT 67M contrast sensors are claimed to detect even the slightest contrast differences in challenging packaging applications. These sensors are specifically designed for fast and reliable print-mark detection.


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