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New sensors and software

Published:  14 February, 2022

Sensing and Instrumentation specialist BAUMER will be promoting its expanding range of innovative IO-Link devices and supporting software at the upcoming Drives & Controls show. Sensors are becoming increasingly important in the advances of robotic and automated systems and Baumer says it is at the forefront of sensor technology helping customers to develop ever more sophisticated manufacturing systems.

Examples of this include the EB200E Programmable Incremental Encoder a very ‘smart’, flexible and cost-effective sensor with IO-Link and designed to precisely record many different measured values. The IO-Link ensures cost-effective integration and parameterization, provides easy speed feedback and is a reliable, long-term solution - even in applications where dirt, dust or fibres are present.

Baumer now offers a wide range of IO-Link sensors covering control applications across many industry sectors.

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