{"id":24766,"date":"2019-07-17T15:34:51","date_gmt":"2019-07-17T13:34:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/?p=24766"},"modified":"2019-07-17T15:34:51","modified_gmt":"2019-07-17T13:34:51","slug":"wenglor-light-band-technology","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/en\/wenglor-lichtband-technologie\/","title":{"rendered":"Mirror reflex barriers for all objects"},"content":{"rendered":"

Convincing all along the line: thanks to their continuous and homogeneous light band, the new wenglor reflex barriers can also reliably detect objects with irregular or asymmetrical shapes, for example in intralogistics. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Higher productivity and system availability with reduced costs<\/h2>\n

With three models<\/strong> With a wide range of light band heights, high user-friendliness and special logistics functions, wenglor offers an economical and easy-to-operate solution to prevent congestion zones and overlapping in storage processes, for example.
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The P1EL100 (27 mm light-band height), P1EL200 (42 mm light-band height) and P1EL300 (54 mm light-band height) reflex barriers with light-band were designed as Two-dimensional light barriers<\/strong> with a homogeneous laser light band.<\/p>

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They recognise objects with varying shapes or perforated surfaces - even dark, transparent or shiny objects are detected precisely. And with a range of up to 1.6 m.<\/p>\n

\u201eIn contrast to comparable products on the market, all wenglor models - thanks to the collimated, homogeneous laser light band<\/strong> laser class 1 - detect the smallest parts from 4 mm in size over the entire range of 0 to 1.6 m.<\/p>\n

In addition, smart sensor functions such as the fading out of conveyor belt unevenness with Dynamic Teach<\/strong>, the dynamic readjustment of the switching threshold, as well as the very slim housing with a width of only 27 mm, offer enormous advantages in terms of both application and installation.\u201c<\/p>\n

Stefan Reetz<\/strong>, wenglor product manager<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Quick and easy commissioning thanks to the teach-in button<\/h2>\n

This means that the sensors with light strip can be quickly and easily taught-in at the touch of a button. Clever: To prevent unintentional button contact and ensure flush installation, the button has been placed in a slightly recessed position on the housing. Even a External teaching<\/strong> is possible via the control unit using a 24-volt voltage signal.<\/p>\n

No less useful for use on conveyor belts is the Dynamic Teach function<\/strong>. This means that unevenness in the conveyor belt can be easily masked out. In the additional precision teach mode, even the smallest parts from 4 mm in size can be reliably detected.<\/p>\n

Variable assembly equipment for every system<\/h2>\n

The sensors combine transmitter and receiver in a slim housing (only 27 mm wide), which can be attached to the side panels of conveyor systems in just a few simple steps.<\/p>\n

The sensor connector can be flexible assembly<\/strong> can be rotated by up to 180 degrees, suitable mounting brackets, M4 through-bolts and press-fit sleeves as well as reflector sets facilitate precise mounting and alignment of the reflex barrier.<\/p>\n

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