Customisable sensors
Published: 03 November, 2017
SICK reports it has developed the SureSense family of user-customisable photo-electric sensors - a concept that enables machine builders and plant engineers to specify from a wide-range of sensing options all within a standard technology, set-up, mounting and housing. The company says the durable SureSense sensors can reliably detect nearly any object in any environment in warehousing and logistics applications – ensuring machines and lines stay up and running at full capacity.
David Hannaby, UK product manager, explains “We are seeing more companies looking to use a hybrid sensor that allows flexibility in mounting either from the side or from the front. During installation and operation, SureSense’s signal strength bar gives a clear indication of the sensor’s performance, making set up and operation easier for engineers.”
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