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Photoelectric and Inductive Sensors Designed for Hygienic and Washdown Apps

April 29, 2011 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Hygienic applications may require more than one type of sensor. With its newest sensors, Baumer addresses measurements that require photoelectric and inductive sensing. To meet hygienic and washdown requirements, the sensors have smooth, groove-free V4A stainless steel housings. In addition, mounting accessories are EHEDG-certified, Ecolab-approved and the materials are FDA-compliant.  Baumer developed its proTect+ concept […]

Filed Under: Featured, Inductive, Photoelectric Tagged With: hygienic, inductive sensors, photoelectric sensors, washdown

Eco-Friendly Sensors: Good for the Environment and Applications

April 8, 2011 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Recycled corn by-product – it’s not the first design aspect I look for in a sensor. However, Carlo Gavazzi’s engineers used a potting material made of a recycled corn by-product to obtain higher resistance to mechanical stress and increase the reliability, improve the stability and provide a longer sensor lifetime for its ICB Series inductive […]

Filed Under: Featured, Inductive, Position, Proximity Tagged With: eco-friendly, Inductive, Proximity, sensor

Limited Space? Not a Problem for Short Proximity Sensor

April 6, 2011 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

With its 6-mm package, Balluff claims to deliver the shortest self-contained inductive proximity sensors in the world. The fully integrated SuperShorty sensors do not require additional amplification and include reverse polarity and short circuit protection. The sensors have a 1.5 mm sensing range with PNP and NPN and normally open and normally closed versions.   Three […]

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Proximity Sensor for Welding Applications

May 7, 2010 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Rather than frequently replacing a sensor in an abusive welding environment, a new inductive proximity sensor can provide increased impact protection. Balluff’s  BunkerProx M18 sensor has a thick housing for withstanding mechanical impact in welding applications. A frontal-impact deflection ring protects the face from repeated welding impacts.  In addition, the sensor’s ceramic face resists weld spatter […]

Filed Under: Featured, Inductive, Proximity Tagged With: Inductive, Proximity, sensor

DC stainless inductive sensor

August 18, 2009 By sensortipsadmin Leave a Comment

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

Eric Pilaud Appointed President & CEO of CST

July 15, 2009 By sensortipsadmin Leave a Comment

Moorpark, CA – Eric Pilaud, Executive Committee member of Schneider Electric has been appointed to the position of President & CEO of Custom Sensors & Technologies (CST), effective July 1, 2009. Eric was previously in charge of Strategy, Customers, Innovation & Technology for Schneider Electric. Eric began his career as both a university professor and […]

Filed Under: Inductive, Level, Position, Pressure Tagged With: cst, Custom Sensors and Technologies, eric pilaud

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