IGMP inductive proximity switches are for low-temperature environments in spiral freezers and other cryogenic applications that use liquid nitrogen as a coolant.
August 21, 2013 - EGE introduces IGMP inductive proximity switches for low-temperature environments in medical technology, spiral freezers, and other cryogenic applications that use liquid nitrogen as a coolant.
The units are designed for a temperature range from -80 to +70 °C. Manufactured from AISI 316Ti stainless steel and PTFE, the robust, IP68-protected sensors have a 3 mm nominal switching distance. Signal processing is carried out by EGE’s IKZ 130 or IKM 120 amplifiers.