SICK, Inc: Inductive sensors

Sick’s IMF series of inductive sensors are watertight and temperature-resistant, providing sensing reliability in harsh cleaning conditions.

SICK, Inc.

Nov 30, 2008

The sensors provide resistance to chemicals used during cleaning processes in food production and the filling of beverages. IMF sensors have been lab and field tested in extreme wash-down situations such as disinfection processes, increased ambient temperatures, air humidity, and high water pressures.

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