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Baumer introduces OADM 250 Laser Diustance sensor

Source: Baumer Ltd.
01 July, 2010
Baumer introduces OADM 250 Laser Diustance sensor
Baumer introduces OADM 250 Laser Diustance sensor
OADM 250 offers response times of less than 10 ms, resolutions of 1.2 mm, and repeat accuracy of ± 5 mm, even on moving targets.

July 1, 2010 - Baumer introduced the OADM 250, an optical laser distance sensor specifically designed to accurately detect target objects, regardless of surface properties or color, at distances from 0.2 meters to 4 meters away. Based on time of flight technology, the compact OADM 250 offers response times of less than 10 ms, resolutions of 1.2 mm, and repeat accuracy of ± 5 mm, which delivers precise data even on moving targets.The Baumer OADM 250 is designed to supplement traditional laser distance sensors with measuring ranges of less than 1 meter.

Sized at just 25 x 66 x 51 mm, the sensor fits easily into almost any application. A robust aluminum housing, washable glass front optics, and IP67 certification provide durability and reliability in harsh end use environments.The measuring range of the OADM 250 is easily adjusted using a teach-in button or separate wire. To ensure sensor reliability, an integrated alarm will sound if the target is outside the taught-in range.The OADM 250 sensor can be used in a variety of automated long-range part placement/detection, counting, and control monitoring applications such as conveying, palletizing, handling/logistics, packaging, assembly, and lumber processing.

These sensors are also used in heavy-duty vehicles, solar panels, wind turbines, print/graphics machinery and metalworking equipment.

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