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The new 36 sensor series from Leuze detects objects even at long ranges. It is therefore well suited to the requirements of intralogistics and packaging technology.
The sensors of the new 36 series detect objects with different optical properties - even at great distances, vibrations, ambient light or dirt. This makes the cost-optimised Series 36, according to information from Leuze an economically attractive solution, especially for highly automated systems with many sensors.
Leuze offers IP67-certified sensors with different operating principles: They are available as diffuse sensors with background suppression (up to 2.5 metres range), as retro-reflective sensors (up to 17 metres) or as through-beam sensors (up to 80 metres). The powerful sensor design enables a very high function reserve. As a result objects are reliably recognised even if, for example, sources of interference are present.
On request, users can also obtain the retro-reflective photoelectric sensors for the Detection of objects with depolarising properties such as for film-wrapped pallets. The Series 36 sensors therefore cover an enormous range of applications.
The sensors are available with an M12 connection socket as well as with differently assembled connection cables and suitable mounting accessories. This means that a Integration, also in existing systemsis always guaranteed. All common switching logics are also supported: NPN and PNP switching as well as light and dark switching.
Source: Leuze
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