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30 <strong>19.6</strong> Optical sensors engineered for high tolerances Engineered with a high tolerance to different materials, the Leuze 10 Series optical sensors are able to detect objects and measure distances with an incredible accuracy of +/-30 mm. Engineered with a high tolerance to different materials, the Leuze 10 Series optical sensors are able to detect objects and measure distances with an incredible accuracy of +/- 30 mm. These high performance sensors have an operating range of up to eight metres. The high tolerance of the Leuze 10 Series sensors further extends to the angle of incidence, the colour, surface structure and brightness of reflective material. This means that the sensor is The high tolerance of the Leuze 10 Series sensors further extends to the angle of incidence, the colour, surface structure and brightness of reflective material. capable of detecting different materials, such as wood or matt as well as glossy metal, and this is possible even under varying environmental conditions. The Leuze 10 Series is also suitable for sensing applications where deep black materials are found or where objects are not ideally aligned or moving rapidly. Ease of use is facilitated through the highly visible status indicators on the devices as well as the large control buttons. The LED display has been designed to facilitate step-by-step commissioning and diagnosis at the press of a button. The compact housing, with integrated recesses for M4 screws or nuts, means installation is possible in application where space restrictions exist. However, its small size does not impact on the overall performance of the Leuze 10 Series. bryant@countapulse.co.za The compact housing, with integrated recesses for M4 screws or nuts, means installation is possible in application where space restrictions exist. The small size of this sensor does not impact on the overall performance of the Leuze 10 Series. FREE ENTRANCE! BELLVILLE - 26 JANUARY 2017 Register online: www.whatsnewinprocessing.co.za Index of Advertisers with relevant page numbers Contact Roxanne roxannewnip@mweb.co.za or 0861 776 237 See You There! AT Technical Services 07 & 16 Comtest 21 IFM Electronic OBC Instrotech 13 Honeywell 16 Phoenix Contact 19 PREI Instrumentation 23 Temp-Tek 05 Temp-Tek 09 & 16 Vega Controls SA IFC SICK Automation IBC Read your magazine online at www.whatsnewinprocessing.co.za
31 <strong>19.6</strong> deTec4 Prime: WE TAKE SAFETY TO THE NEXT LEVEL. As the inventors of the original safety light curtain, we have accumulated over half a century‘s worth of experience and expertise in all things safety. And what do we do with that experience? We continue to innovate – so our customers can take it to the next level. We used our expertise to create the deTec4 Prime: Versatile thanks to its fl exible connection concept. Freely positionable with optimal resistance to interference. Extremely easy to use with a visualized display. And a minimum of connection work when cascaded systems are needed. It’s a masterpiece based on the original. We think that’s intelligent. www.sick.com/deTec4 SICK Automation Cape Town +27 21 974 6165 SICK Automation KwaZulu Natal +27 31 535 7289 SICK Automation Port Elizabeth +27 41 399 9485 SICK Automation Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd phone: +27 11 472 3733 mail: info@sickautomation.co.za web: www.sickautomation.co.za
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