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Controls Product Brief
| December 13, 2011

Subminiature photoelectric sensor family

Pepperl+Fuchs has expanded its family of ML4.2 Series Subminiature Photoelectric Sensors to help maximize machine productivity by delivering faster response times, multibeam redundant detection, independent outputs, zero deadband sensing, and more.
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Controls Product Brief
| December 2, 2011

Photoelectric sensor reliably detects clear objects

The Q26 Series photoelectric sensor from Banner Engineering features a polarized retro coaxial design to provide reliable detection of clear, translucent or opaque objects, including mirror-like surfaces.
Controls Product Brief
| November 23, 2011

Photoelectric sensors user’s guide

Tri-Tronics’ new 2011-2012 catalog details their complete lines of photoelectric sensors, fiber optic light guides, and controls including a variety of newly-introduced products.
Controls Product Brief
| November 22, 2011

Economical line of sensors and cables

Balluff’s Global Line of inductive proximity sensors, photoelectric sensors, capacitive sensors, and supporting cables and accessories is an economically-priced general-purpose line of sensors.
Controls Product Brief
| November 16, 2011

Divergent beam photoelectric sensors detect transparent, small, glossy targets without a reflector

With the ability to independently detect clear shrink wrap film, PET plastic bottles, glass and other transparent objects without a background, Pepperl+Fuchs’ ML100-8-W divergent beam sensors eliminate the time, cost and machine space associated with installing reflectors.
Controls Product Brief
| October 31, 2011

Hand-held area-imaging color scanner

Honeywell’s Xenon™ 1900 Color Scanner, said to be the industry's first hand-held area-imaging scanner with color-imaging capabilities, allows users to capture color images and scan high-contrast color bar codes, while retaining quality scanning performance on black and white bar codes.
Controls Product Brief
| October 27, 2011

UV luminescence sensors detect UV markings

EMX Industries’ UV luminescence sensors are used to detect and verify the presence of UV markings and materials during production processes, responding to materials such as paints, greases, inks and adhesives that have luminescent tracers.
Controls Product Brief
| October 27, 2011

Non-contact laser sensor for challenging measurement, quality control inspections

Banner Engineering’s L-GAGE LH Series laser sensor, a non-contact measurement sensor designed to provide accurate and stable measurements, is useful for precision displacement and thickness measurements.
Controls Product Brief
| October 17, 2011

Rotational measurement sensors

PMI360DV Rotational Measurement Sensors with analog output from Pepperl+Fuchs can be user-configured to provide from 0 to 360 degree sensing to satisfy a wide range of rotational position and angular measurement needs.  
Controls Product Brief
| October 17, 2011

Affordable vision system for food, beverages

Festo’s compact vision system SBOC-Q combines a master controller, sensor interfaces, and various drives while still achieving 100% quality monitoring simply and affordably.

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