SICK (UK) Ltd
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High precision distance measurement

The SICK OD1000 displacement sensor is said to set new standards in high-precision distance measurement with its 1m scanning range and resolution down to 450µm. It was developed to achieve high consistency and linearity in measurement results on many different surfaces and colours, even at high production speeds.

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Displacement sensor

The SICK OD1000 displacement sensor has 1m scanning range and a resolution down to 450µm. It was developed to achieve high consistency and linearity in measurement results on many different surfaces and colours, even at high production speeds.

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Incremental encoders

SICK’s new shaft-mounted SICK DUS60 rotary incremental encoder and DUV60 measuring wheel encoder with DIP switch programmability provide users with a versatile and economical user-configurable motion control sensor.

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Customisable sensors

SICK has developed the SureSense family of user-customisable photo-electric sensors – a concept that enables machine builders and plant engineers to specify from a wide-range of sensing options.

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Multi-beam protection

SICK claims to have has set new standards in the use of multiple light beams to safeguard the area surrounding hazardous machinery with the launch of the deTem Core family of safety light curtains for applications up to SIL3 / PL ‘e’ (Type 4).

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Hygienic encoders

SICK has launched stainless steel versions of its fully-programmable DFS60 incremental encoders and AFM60 and AFS60 absolute encoders making them available for duties in hygienic and corrosive environments for the first time.

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Achieving functional safety in automated production

The 2018 MACH Show will be the platform for demonstrating SICK’s UK SafetyIQ concept, the company’s universal approach to ensuring safe, compliant personnel protection without compromising on machine availability, efficiency and productivity.

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Safe network integration added to safety laser scanners

SICK has expanded its next-generation microScan3 family with the addition of EtherNet/IP and PROFINET compatible variants to enable easy integration of safety laser scanners into a safe network. This also facilitates simultaneous field evaluation of up to four fields.

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