Sick Contrast Sensors 150 mm, , PNP, 100 mA, 10 → 30 V dc, IP67

Laser version offers sensing distances of 30 mm to 800 mm
Very small and precise laser light spot (Class II)
Fast switching frequency of 17 kHz
Detection reliability displayed in the bar graph display
CAN interface version for parameter setup, diagnostics and function selection
Very precise light spot

Wide selection of varying distances, depending on the application
Precise detection of the smallest marks and objects, e.g., 1 x 1 mm²
Reliable operation, even with unsteady objects
Easy integration into machine designs, thanks to standard CAN protocol
Access to the sensor via the control system saves the machine operator time and effort during configuration
Individual, application-specific configuration and settings

The KT8 sensor family has two variants. The first, KT8L, supports extremely reliable detection of the smallest contrast marks and objects thanks to its precise laser. Lasers are used in contrast sensors for long sensing distances (up to 800 mm) or to detect very small objects. The KT8L supports both. Two light spot sizes are available: <0.3 mm for detecting the smallest objects and 3 mm for larger objects and marks. The second variant, KT8 CAN, is characterized primarily by its ability to communicate. This enables users to adjust the sensor to meet their specific requirements and easily integrate additional functions into their machines. Virtually any number of parameter sets (i.e., taught-in sensor settings) can be stored in the machine controller via the CAN interface, e.g., for different packaging or prints. In addition, important process data such as contamination or current switching thresholds can be queried via the CAN interface.

Automatic drift correction ensures high production reliability with faded print marks and other difficult to detect marks
Reliable operation, even with high-gloss reflective surfaces, increasing throughput