Speedy sensor
Micro-Epsilon has extended its range of laser displacement devices with a new high speed true analogue laser sensor that offers one of the fastest measuring rates of any laser displacement sensor currently available on the market.
Micro-Epsilon has extended its range of laser displacement devices with a new high speed true analogue laser sensor that offers one of the fastest measuring rates of any laser displacement sensor currently available on the market.
Micro-Epsilon will present its full range of products at Sensors & Instrumentation 2013, including non-contact eddy current and laser displacement sensors, infrared temperature sensors, thermal imaging cameras, draw wire sensors, and colour recognition sensors.
Visitors to Mtec 2012 will have the
opportunity to view four new
sensors from Micro-Epsilon.
The optoNCDT 2300 is a selfcontained
laser displacement sensor
that requires no separate controller
and which provides an ex
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