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SICK, Inc: Distance measurement sensors

Sick’s DT50 Distance Measurement Sensors are cost-effective, high-performance sensors that provide precise sensing at long distances, a wide operating temperature range and ambient light tolerance.

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The DT50’s high-performance distance measurement capabilities help decrease operating and manufacturing costs by reducing scrap and increasing throughput. These lightweight, compact sensors feature an intuitive display and keypad with an easy-to-use push button for simple teach-in and programming. While the DT50 is useful for a variety of existing distance measurement applications, the sensors can also be used in new applications, such as elevator car positioning; level detection in hoppers, bins, silos, and chutes; and pre-process and closed loop feedback in metal forming applications.
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