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Digital temperature sensor line

August 24, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

Franklin Lakes, NJ — Digital electronics and precision engineering contribute to the small size of the latest addition to Process Sensor Corp’s IR thermometer line. The DS-40N and DG-40N series of stainless steel pyrometers are 124.5mm long overall by M40×1.5 threaded diameter, operate in a current loop powered mode to produce a linear 4 to […]

Filed Under: Featured, Temperature Tagged With: Process Sensor Corp., temperature sensor

DC stainless inductive sensor

August 18, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

Minneapolis, MN — Turck announces its complete line of 2 and 3-wire DC ArmorGuard™+ stainless steel front face inductive sensors. The line includes 8, 12, 18 and 30 mm barrel diameters with 1.5 to 10 mm achievable sensing distances. The sensors feature one-piece construction and IP 68 and IP 68K ratings, making them particularly suitable […]

Filed Under: Featured, Inductive Tagged With: DC, Inductive, sensors, turck

OG Series Photoelectric Sensors from ifm efector

July 29, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

EXTON, PA – ifm efector inc. introduces the new OG Series photoelectric sensors for washdown applications. The industry standard 18 mm diameter housings are 316 stainless steel and designed for food and beverage applications. The OG’s zero-leak design prevents ingress during high pressure cleaning and steam cleaning. The Ecolab-certified sensors are chemically compatible with industrial […]

Filed Under: Featured, Photoelectric Tagged With: ifm efector, og series, photoelectric sensor

Standex Electronics Unveils 3.7 mm Magnetic Reed Switch

July 2, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

Cincinnati, OH – Standex Electronics introduces the smallest magnetic reed switch in the world – measuring just 3.7 mm in length. In addition to being able to fit in very small spaces, the GR150 also maintains a very narrow sensitivity range. With a magnetic sensitivity of 2-4 Ampere Turns (AT), typical operating time of 0.2 […]

Filed Under: Featured, Position Tagged With: magnetic reed switch, position sensor, standex electronics

Sensors for Clean-in-place Applications

June 17, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

U-GAGE® M25U Ultrasonic Sensors specifically suit sanitary environments. The sensors, rated IP69K, IP67 (NEMA 6), are constructed of heavy-duty 316 stainless steel to withstand high-pressure washdowns, severe temperatures, and aggressive cleaning chemicals common in food and beverage applications. The smooth barrel housing enables thorough cleanup with minimal effort. The units also include IP68-rated washdown cordsets […]

Filed Under: Featured, Ultrasonic Tagged With: banner engineering, m25u, U-Gage

Long Range Diffuse Photoelectric Sensor

June 17, 2009 By sensortipsadmin

Buffalo Grove, IL – Carlo Gavazzi launches a new long range diffuse photoelectric sensor with background suppression technology. The new PD112 will detect black objects at distances up to 2 meters, and white and grey objects at up to 2.5 meters. Using triangulation technology, the PD112 can be easily and precisely adjusted, with a 28 […]

Filed Under: Featured, Photoelectric Tagged With: carlo gavazzi, pd112, photoelectric sensor

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