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Micro-Epsilon introduces optoCONTROL CLS-K optical fibre micrometers

Source: Micro-Epsilon GmbH & Co. KG
01 March, 2012
Micro-Epsilon introduces optoCONTROL CLS-K optical fibre micrometers
Micro-Epsilon introduces optoCONTROL CLS-K optical fibre micrometers
Typical applications include edge detection, counting, glass detection, gap detection, and scanning tasks in potentially explosive atmospheres.

March 1, 2012 - Micro-Epsilon introduces optoCONTROL CLS-K optical fibre micrometers for harsh industrial environments. CLS-K sensors comprise a transmitter and receiver for either infrared or ultraviolet light with subsequent signal processing. Measurements are made directly on the target object using optical fibre. The correct light guide is selected depending on the measurement task. Here, the decisive factors are distance from the target object to the electronics, as well as the minimum installation space required.

CLS-K sensors are ideal for demanding, harsh industrial applications, as the separate electronics unit can be mounted at a safe distance away from the sensor. Amplifiers are provided with starting at wavelengths of 280nm, enabling measuring frequencies of 4 to 8kHz at resolutions starting from 0.1mm. Typical applications include edge detection, counting tasks, glass detection, monitoring & control of mounting procedure, gap detection, and scanning tasks in potentially explosive (hazardous) atmospheres.

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