Detecting

Detection of transparent objects like clear plastic packaging, bottles made of glass or PET, vials and droppers or plastic wrap.

Reliable detection of perforated objects such as mesh boxes or printed circuit boards.

Detection of various optical object properties such as contrast, color, luminescence or gloss, as well as pattern.

Sensors and systems use measured data to determine the dimensions or profiles of objects. The results are made available for further processing via a suitable interface.

Non-contact detection of metal objects of any kind, regardless of whether these are made of steel, aluminum, brass, copper, or other metals. Sensing ranges up to 60 mm even in dusty, dirty, or wet environments.

Non-contact detection of permanent magnet through non-magnetic materials regardless of the ambient conditions.

Detection of print marks on foils or packaging and in the printing industry. Detection of labels made of shiny, metal, or transparent material on white, opaque, or colored substrate.

Detection and determination of cylinder piston position.

Detection and control of the material flow on conveyor belts.

Detection of duplicate layers of different materials such as paper on paper (double sheet detection), foil on foil, or metal plates one on top of the other.

Detection of the leading edge of a moving object.

The data captured by the sensor or system indicates whether totes or containers are full or in use. Similarly, the sensors or systems can ascertain whether totes are empty and can be used again, for example.