Leuze electronic, Inc.

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The DRT25C.R sensor is installed above the conveyor belt and uses the conveyor as a reference.

Reliable Detection of Multipacks

The new dynamic reference diffuse sensor DRT25C.R from Leuze detects various film-wrapped bottles and cans fault-free.

Figure 1: The LBK safety radar system enables reliable 3D area monitoring in hash environments.

More Safety in Harsh Environments

3D safety systems are a good option for reliably monitoring danger zones. They present a safe alternative, even in harsh environments where e.g. sparks, dirt and dust occur.

A new addition to the BCL series: the stationary 1D bar code reader 200i.

Guided Container and Tray Identification Made Easy

Leuze is introducing the latest addition to the BCL series with the new stationary bar code reader BCL 200i. It supports guided container and tray identification, especially suited to tight installation spaces on the conveyor line.

The extensive fork sensor product range with the new GSX14E combined fork sensor.

Two in One: Leuze Presents the GSX, the World's First Combined Fork Sensor

The GSX combined fork sensor from Leuze combines the advantages light and ultrasonic sensors. The GSX sensor is exceptionally suitable for labeling machines used in the packaging industry

Leuze Drt 25 C Dynamic Reference Diffuse Sensor

Diffuse Sensor Provides Reliable Detection

A wide scanning range detects all types of products, even those with difficult geometries

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Dynamic Reference Diffuse Sensor

The DRT 25C dynamic reference diffuse sensor from Leuze is ideal for confectionery and baked goods packaging machinery. It works with three light spots and uses reference technology. It can detect objects with different shapes and surfaces.

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Leuze Jumps on ‘Alternating Quarantine’ Concept to Keep Business on Track

The sensor supplier is defying recession forecasts by keeping its workers on a rotating shift model, keeping them socially distanced and avoiding Kurzarbeit, Germany’s short-term work program.

Image-based scanners are displacing standard laser scanners, providing the capability to read 2D barcodes, which can be much smaller than traditional barcodes. Photo courtesy of Cognex.

New Technologies Feed the Hunger for Information

Trying to keep up with productivity, quality, safety, sustainability, and other industry demands, food and beverage plants are turning increasingly to the innovations found in today’s sensor instrumentation.

IO-Link Connects the Food and Beverage Industry

The proliferation of digital protocols has made it easier for producers to get the information they need from their instrumentation. Sensor suppliers explain why IO-Link is gaining particular traction.