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Measuring photoelectric sensor for the food industry

Compact design for limited space in the food industry

The space-saving design with lateral M18 thread and connector pointing down is the perfect solution for all requirements in hygienic and wet areas. The sensor has a high-grade stainless steel housing with food-grade sealing material, shatter-proof plastic lens and high protection rating of IP 68 / 69K. It easily withstands aggressive cleaning agents and high-pressure cleaning.

Continuous distance measurement via IO-Link

ifm offers the new OG Cubes as diffuse reflection and through-beam sensors. For the diffuse reflection sensors with background suppression, the ranges can be set via IO-Link and, similar to analogue sensors, the distance value is provided to the nearest millimetre. In addition, all versions feature many setting options, such as light-on/dark-on mode or switch-on and switch-off delay for a fast set-up.

 

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