Photoelectric Proximity Sensors
Photoelectric Proximity Sensors, whether they diffuse, retro-reflective or through-beam, incorporate a light emitter and a receiver. In all but through beam types, the emitter and receiver are housed in a single sensor unit
Photoelectric Proximity Sensor Applications
Typical Applications for Photoelectric Proximity Sensors and Switches include:
- Counting and monitoring over longer distances e.g. conveyor, packaging and handling systems.
- Bottling and canning plants.
- Food making.
- Sorting by height detection.
- Controlling doors, gates and corridors.
- WITH FIBRES; Counting, checking and sorting of small objects.
- Controlling and monitoring assembly operations, In areas with low/high temperatures or in the vicinity of very strong electromagnetic fields.
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Contrinex Photoelectric Proximity Switches
The Series 1000 photoelectric proximity switches are available in a variety of sizes and functions in widely used standardized cylindrical housings (smooth and threaded types). The program in-cludes devices in sizes diameter 4 mm, M5, M12, M18 and M18W for right-angle sensing.
The Eltrotec range of photoelectric sensors
These photoelectric sensors fibre optic sensors, laser distance sensors and fork sensors. Our application experience ensures you get the best sensor for your application, whether it be measuring distances, checking profiles, looking at surface thickness, counting objects, edge control, tension control, validity checking, tolerance checking, dimensional analysis, monitoring colour and so the list goes on.
From low cost optical sensors through to high performance long-range laser distance sensors we have something to offer.
Photoelectric Proximity Sensors
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