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SICK, Inc: Photoelectric sensor

W2 Sub-Miniature Series photoelectric sensor from Sick, Inc. (Minneapolis, MN) uses a laserlike light source, precise optics, and extrusion housings to meet automation requirements.

SICK, Inc.
Sep 30, 2002
Pw 15541 Sick

Benefits include metal-reinforced mounting holes, a protection rating of IP 67, specially developed optical ASICs, accurate placement of transmitter and receiver elements, and an LED whose precise laserlike spot allows detection of very small parts.

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