Micro-Epsilon releases optoNCDT 1750 laser sensor for industry & automation

June 29, 2017 - optoNCDT 1750 laser sensors measure displacement, distance and position in numerous industries such as automation technology, electronics production, automotive and machine building. The industrial mid-range model comes with numerous new features that provide precision measurements based on a high measuring rate. The laser-optical measurement system operates almost regardless of any material and color. The new web interface simplifies set up and configuration without requiring any additional software.

Presets are available for numerous materials such as metals, plastics and organic materials. This enables rapid, straightforward and optimized sensor operation. The measuring rate is continuously adjustable up to 7.5kHz and can be individually adapted to the respective measurement task without requiring an additional encoder. Peak selection and suppression of interference peaks enable reliable measurements on oily components in the construction of engines and transmissions as well as on coated materials, measurement objects behind glass or on film-sealed components. Data output is analog or digital via an RS422 interface. The optoNCDT 1750 also features a switching output.

The combination of performance and a range of features result in a sensor that takes a leading role in its class. Due to its design with integral controller, the optoNCDT 1750 is extremely versatile in terms of its potential fields of application, while simplifying installation into restricted spaces.