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The laser light curtains of L-LAS-TB Series offer various operating widths (measuring range 50 mm, 75 mm, or 100 mm) with a resolution of up to 1536 pixel (3072 subpixel).
An analog output (voltage output 0…+10V or a current output 4…20mA) informs about position and size of the object. Furthermore, a digital output is available that offers information about quality and position of the object. By means of an external teach button and a potentiometer at the sensor housing a norm value as well as a tolerance window can be set. The monitoring of the tolerance band is done by means of 4 LED at the sensor housing, as well.
The L-LAS-TB laser light curtain can be easily parameterised with the Windows® user interface L-LAS-TB-Scope.
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Retro-reflective light barrier FR 20 RLO-PSM4
Laser red light 660 nm
Scanning range 0 to 4000 mm
External teach
Compact housing
Teach-in
Contamination indicator
Switching frequency: 4000 Hz
The retro-reflective light barrier combines transmitter and receiver in one housing.The light emitted by the transmitter is reflected by a reflector.The receiver evaluates the reflected light.The small size of the reflector is advantageous. In addition, it is easy to install being a passive element, thus not requiring connection.
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The laser reflected-light sensors of the L-LAS-RL series are measuring systems that work in reflected-light mode. They can cover measuring ranges from 15 mm at an operating distance of 50 mm (R-LAS-RL-15) to a measuring range of 1200 mm at a reference distance of 1500 mm. The laser reflected-light sensor can be easily parameterised with the Windows® user interface L-LAS-RL-Scope.
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Features
Fan-shaped laser beam with auto-collimation principle
Detection of smallest parts within the entire active zone
4-turn potentiometer
Durable metal housing
High protection class
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General description:
The LS series of laser sensors provides stable sensing for all of your high-precision, long-range application needs. With 6 different sensing heads to choose from, wide beam (200mm), as well as tight beam spot (0.3mm) versions are available for use in a wide array or applications. FDA approved, class 1 and class 2 lasers are available. The coaxial retro-reflective long range sensing head provides sensing at up to 30-meter distances. With the LS series, SUNX has focused their design efforts on creating the most user-friendly laser sensor on the market. To achieve this, four main focal points were addressed:
- Easy Installation
- Easy Adjustment
- Easy Operation
- High Performance
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Type 2 Safety Light Curtain
With the SF2B series of safety light curtains, SUNX has built off of the successful features of previous models to create an easily integrated, Type 2 solution, all within one of the smallest packages on the market.
The no dead zone design ensures that the light curtain can be placed on the inside frame of your machine, thus creating a more efficient integration, with less potential for damage to the unit from an external source.
The SF2B is available in two standard types:
- Hand Protection Type: Minimum sensing object size of 27mm(1.063") with a beam pitch of 20mm.
- Arm/Foot Protection Type: Minimum sensing object size of 47mm (1.850") with a beam pitch of 40mm.
All types are available in either NPN or PNP transistor output models.
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W100 Laser photoelectric switch:
so small, but with a range up to 35 m
- Detects smallest of features/objects in rapid
automation processes
- One of the smallest laser photoelectric switches
on the market
- Sensitivity adjustment
- Light/dark switching
- Metal threaded connector for mounting
For handling and warehousing systems,
the packaging industry
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The Microtrak II is a state of the art CMOS laser triangulation sensor for precise measurements of displacement, position, vibration and thickness. It is unaffected by surface texture, color or stray light. Measurement ranges are up to 40 mm at a standoff distance of 120 mm.
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Line through-beam sensors are applied where precise positioning is required or where the dimensions of an object have to be determined with high accuracy (e.g. diameter of a wire). The L-LAS-TB sensors (available in split shape or fork shape) offer various operating widths with a resolution of up to 1024 pixel (4098 subpixel).
An analog output (voltage output or current output) informs about position and size of the object. Furthermore, a digital output is available that offers information about quality and position of the object.
The laser through-beam sensor can be easily parameterised with the Windows® user interface L-LAS-TB-Scope.
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M18-L series
The M18-L series offers all optical functions for a wide range of applications within an M18 housing. A visible laser light spot makes aligning the sensor easy. The M18-L is easy to install and requires very little space thanks to its ultra compact size. You can choose between thru-beam, reflective and retroreflective types.
Characteristics:
Visible red laser diode, laser class 1 (650nm)
Long-range type for up to 60m
Two transistor outputs (light ON / dark ON)
Axial and radial light emission types
M12 connector or cable connection
Metal or plastic housing
Accessories:
Cable
Reflectors
Mounting brackets
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LC-120 series
The LC-120 series is suitable for high precision detection. Choose between versions with background suppression or polarised retroreflective types. This laser class 2 sensor with background suppression allows objects to be detected regardless of colour. The LC-120 features a very small laser spot and short response time with excellent repeatability, making it ideal to detect very small objects or slight movements.
Characteristics:
Trigonometric sensors with 150mm and 350mm rated sensing distance
Excellent price-performance ratio
Retroreflective types with polarising filter (20m)
Diffuse reflective type with background suppression available
Rotary connector available
Accessories:
Cable
Reflectors
Mounting brackets
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F NEPTUNE LASER
Spread : 2 to 120 mm
Depth : 42 to 95 mm
Supply : 10 to 30 VDC
Outputs : PNP et NPN independent
High sensitivity
Ultra high-speed detection : 10 kHz
Description :
LASER : modulated red Class I 670 nm
Potentiometric set-up type (green keyboard)
Teach-in set-up type background / object (yellow keyboard)
Keyboard locking
Direct / inverse (L/D)
Independent PNP and NPN outputs
Output indicator
Function indicator
M8 connector
Metal and polyamid/glass housing
Applications:
Detection of marks
Detection on a conveyor
Detection on a vibrating rail
Detection of transparent object
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Parallel laser light with homogeneous light distribution in round or rectangular cross-section is used for measuring, positioning, and detection of objects starting from a size of 0.01 mm.
Measuring principle: Partial covering of the laser beam leads to a voltage at the analog output that is proportional to the degree of covering.
The laser light beam that is emitted by a high-precision optical unit (aspherical surface made of glass) allows the detection of smallest objects (e.g. threads) even in case of a large transmitter/receiver distance (distances up to 100 m, depending on model and aperture). The use of high-precision apertures in the transmitters ensures optimum adaptation to the respective application. The aperture guarantees a homogeneous light distribution on the beam and a sharp beam limitation.
Apart from a large variety of standard apertures special apertures can also be realised.
The non-contacting measurement of fast-moving objects by means of analog laser light barriers of the A-LAS series now is further supported by the new A-LAS-CON1 control unit. Up to two A-LAS sensors can be connected to this control unit. The included A-LAS-CON1-Scope software allows a selection from several evaluation algorithms. Furthermore, an external signal for triggering also can be selected with the operating software, or one of the two analog light barriers functions as a trigger device, while the other laser sensor is used for measurement. This also makes it possible to measure larger objects while they are moving and, among others, allows the performing of measuring tasks such as the width of plug contacts, *gap-size* measurement of stamping parts, etc.
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FLDK 110
(Laser, sensitivity 0,2 mm)
Copy counters plastic 60 mm - counting of up to 600'000 copies/hour, standard connector M12x1, compact design, IP 54
FLDK 110
(Laser, sensitivity 1,5 mm)
Copy counters plastic 55 mm - Plug & Play, counting of up to 280'000 copies/hour, compact design, IP 54
FLDM 170
(Laser, with serial and CAN interface)
Copy counters metal 120 mm - counting of up to 3 million copies/hour, integrated copy counter, CAN interface, IP 54
FLDM 170
(Laser, with serial interface)
Copy counters metal 90 mm - counting of up to 3 million copies/hour, integrated copy counter, IP 54
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The Proximity Laser Scanner FLSC is a scanning distance sensor. With it, persons and objects can be recognized inside a defined protection field.
A pencilled LASER beam is deflected by a rotating mirror. With it, a
circular area with a aperture angle of 180o and a radius of approx. 15 m is scanned.
The semicircular area is divided in two recognition areas:
Personal protective recognition area: Radius 4m
Object recognition area: Radius 15 m
In every recognition area a protective field can be fixed.The form of the protective field is independently eligible resp. programmable: The delivered with communication software enables to fix the form of the respective protective field with a PC on your own. The coordinates of the protective fields are saved in the Proximity Laser Scanner FLSC. The Proximity Laser Scanner FLSC compares themeasured datas with the saved protective fields,and recognizes, if a object is in a protective field.
If the emitting beam meets a object inside the working field (person or thing ),he will be reflected. A part of the reflected diffuse radiation is collected by the receiving part of the Proximity Laser Scanner FLSC.
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The new OptoShield OS3101 uses harmless laser light to sense an intrusion into a guarded area. It can be configured for multiple irregular-shaped hazardous areas, making it an excellent choice for safeguarding work cells, transfer lines, robot stations, and automated guided vehicles. It’s the only laser scanner with patented Intrusion Indicators for instant visual feedback. Operators love it for its efficiency, as they can locate the intrusion and clear it immediately. Best of all, our configuration software is so intuitive, you can learn it today and remember it months from now.
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TYPE 3 - SIL 2 SAFETY LASER SCANNER
Safety Laser Scanner, suitable for the protection of workers exposed to risks arising from the use of hazardous machines and automated guidance vehicles (AGVs). Pharo creates horizontal or vertical protection areas through programming or self-teaching, up to an amplitude of 190°
See Pharo´s own site in English
Presentacion de Pharo en Espanol
Conforming to:
- 98/37/EEC Machine Directive
- 89/336/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
- 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive
- EN 61496-1 and IEC 61496-1-3 Electrosensitive protection devices
- IEC 61508 Functional Safety of Electric and Electronic Programmable Devices
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Optoelectronic safety device are used as entry, danger point or danger zone guards.
LS 30 range safety laser scanners detect invisibly and without physical contact over an angle of 190° and are mainly utilised as hazardous zone guards. The zone to be guarded can be individually definded, i.e. to suit the particular case, by means of user-oriented software. Up to two pairs of protection and warning zones can be monitored without the need for an additional safety monitoring module. By virtue of conventional means to guard the dangerous zone is either only realisable at the cost of high outlay or even completely impracticable, such as on pipe-bending machines, industrial robots and automated guided vehicles (AGV). LS 30 safety laser scanners achieve Control Categroy 3 to EN 954-1.
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The new OptoShield OS3101 uses harmless laser light to sense an intrusion into a guarded area. It can be configured for multiple irregular-shaped hazardous areas, making it an excellent choice for safeguarding work cells, transfer lines, robot stations, and automated guided vehicles. It’s the only laser scanner with patented Intrusion Indicators for instant visual feedback. Operators love it for its efficiency, as they can locate the intrusion and clear it immediately. Best of all, our configuration software is so intuitive, you can learn it today and remember it months from now.
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The ROTOSCAN RS4-4E is a non-contact optical area scanner. Like a radar laser scanners permanently scan the complete field of work in an angle of 190° and a radius of several meters and so monitor a two-dimensional area. Within this work area independent detection and warning zones can be programmed with a PC software. Persons entering the detection zones will be detected and an emergency stop signal will be generated for machinery.
The applications of the ROTOSCAN RS4 4E are the protection of persons by vertically safeguarding danger points and access as well as danger area guarding at stationary machines and mobile systems.
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Laser scanners are used for non-contact monitoring of a freely programmable area. No separate reflectors are required. Installation is simple because the sender and receiver are accommodated in a single housing.
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A special mask welding system with supreme precision.
NOVOLAS TM MICRO welds fine structures as narrow as 100 µm. Any imaginable shape can be welded with a positioning accuracy down to 2 µm. Masks can be exchanged with ease, allowing for high flexibility. NOVOLAS TM MICRO can be operated as a manual workstation or integrated for mass production.
• An intelligent adjustment system guarantees high
welding precision
• Simple parameterization and visualization with the graphical
user interface
• Seated operation and easy handling
• Novolas TM Micro is configured for clean room applications
• Masks are produced via photo lithography according to
customer specifications
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3/4 axes machining center for LASER welding of mechanical components of small-mid size.
The open-connection system of the installation allows to use LASER Nd : YAG CW impulse, CO2, Disk or Diode direct or fiber delivered, with fixed optics (up to 3 together) or galvanometric technology.
The high technical content, the ease of use, versatility, large range of use make of it a revolutionary, unique means for technological welding.
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Versatile: the head can mount clamps for traditional and special components, paste or resin batchers or specific working systems.
Fast: the multiple 4 tool head can load the components in sequence (transfer time saved).
Qualitative: thanks to the precision, repeatability and insertion control.
Low costs: combination of assembly functions for non-standard components and the performance of accessory operations (ex. fluid batching) make NEOPLACE an optimal investment.
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Laser transmission welding belongs to the established processes in mass production today. It allows, plastic parts to be welded without creating any debris or shocks. In general, small and larger, soft and flexible joining parts can be processed, from micro-parts used in high-tech applications to mass production.
* Laser welding machines working with the quasi-simultanous and contour welding techniques.
* Complete automated welding lines including parts management by feeding systems, handling solutions.
* Machine concepts in all variations, e.g. rotary table or linear transfer design.
* Robots can be integrated depending on application.
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Branson offers two standard models of Radiance controls: 3G and 3I. These units include DC laser power supplies, CANopen laser bank bus network, 6" LCD touch screen interface, and the ability to control a Branson 2000X Series actuator. The advanced controls include:
Time and distance welding modes (both collapse and absolute)
Force measurement
Process limits with alarms
Multiple preset memory
Graphing and weld history data
Multiple languages
The 3G is a compact bench-top controller. It is designed to interface with a single 2000X actuator and up to two Radiance laser banks capable of delivering up to 250 Watts of laser power. This unit is designed to be operated with an external chiller.
The 3I is a free-standing controller. It is designed to interface with a single 2000X actuator and up to four Radiance laser banks capable of delivering up to 500 Watts of laser power. This unit features an internal chiller for laser cooling.
IRAM 200 and 300
The IRAM 200 is a modular system that can be configured in multiple ways. The base machine includes a laser safe enclosure, PLC controls and operator interface, an integrated chiller for laser cooling, and one laser bank which generates 125 Watts of power at 808 nm or 100 Watts at 980 nm. Options include a smart actuator with force transducer and linear encoder for weld-by-distance functionality, wide beam scanning system with servo slide for welding large surface areas, and up to two additional laser banks providing for a total power of 375 Watts at 808 nm or 300 Watts at 980 nm.
The IRAM 300 operates at 600 Watts at 980 nm and features global intensity control, individual laser diode control, extensive data logging and system monitoring, light enclosure with pneumatic door and safety interlocks, water flow controls, switches, and temperature monitoring, laser active indicator, safety light curtain, and an interior work light.
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