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Sick WL27Sick WL27 Photoelectric reflex switches, red light |
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Sick WLL190T-2The Sick photoelectric switch WLL190T-2 with the SICK fiber-optic cables is especially suited to detecting very small objects, objects in front of interfering backgrounds, and... |
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Sick WLR-2100-M6361Sick Zone-Control WLR 2100-M6361, 0-2 sec. Adjustable Accumulation delay, 0 - 2 sec. Slug delay, |
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Sick WLS2000The Sick WLS2000 photoelectric conveyor sensor |
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Sick WT12A sturdy metal housing protects the WT12-2 photoelectric proximity switch. Rotating plugs provide flexibility of location and cable installation. Features such as foreground and... |
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Sick WT24SICK WT24 PROXIMITY PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR.This Photo electric proximity switch has features such as background suppression, infrared light-DC, rotating plug by 90 degrees, terminal... |
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Sick WT4The Sick Photoelectric switch WT4 is a very small, versatile and efficient unit. Sensor housings are made of fully welded plastic (ABS). Temperature variations between – 40 and +... |
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Sick WTB140SICK WTB140 PROXIMITY PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR. |
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Sick WTR1The Sick WTR1 photo electric diffuse sensor is part of the ZoneControl SICK family of ZPA control solutions. ZoneControl consist of integrated ZPA systems designed for... |
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Sick WTR2The Sick WTR2 photo electric diffuse sensor is part of the ZoneControl SICK family of ZPA control solutions. ZoneControl consist of integrated ZPA systems designed for... |
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Sick ZT1The Sick ZT1 Series sensor is a miniature photoelectric sensor with basic functions packed into different housings, which can be optimized for customer demands. Standard... |
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Sick i200Sick i200 Safety locking devices are used for keeping guards safely locked until a hazardous area can be entered. They are intended for applications in which there is an immediate... |
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Sick WL100The Sick WL100-P1332S05 Photoelectric Reflex Switch has a Standardized miniature housing with integrated M3 threaded mounting holes, Optics with standardized red LED or bright... |
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Sick WL18The Sick Photoelectric switch WL18 is a very versatile and efficient unit. It has an extremely large scanning range : up to 7 meters for a photoelectric reflex switch. |
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Sick WL23SICK WL23 - REFLEX PHOTOELECTRIC, POLARIZED, PNP, RED, 6 M RANGE PL 80 A, 4-PIN M12 CONNECTOR PHASE OUT TO 1027779 |
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Sick WT18The Sick Photoelectric switch WT18 is a very versatile and efficient unit. It has an extremely large scanning range : up to 7 meters for a photoelectric reflex switch. |
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Sick WT27Sick WT27 photoelectric proximity switches. |
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Sick WT30Sick WT30 photoelectric proximity switch/ sensor offers a range of standard features. These include adjustable light- and dark- switching in the large terminal chamber, switching... |
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Sick WTA24The Sick WTA 24 photoelectric Proximity switch has a compact metal housing that is immune to impacts, vibrations and other disturbances. The WTA24, available in three versions,... |
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Sick AMV10Sick AMV10 connection module for suppling required operating voltage to CLV 210/240/280 series bar code readers.Sick part # 1-011-931. |
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Sick AMV30-061The Sick AMV 30-061 connection module is used to connect two SICK bar code scanner to their peripheral devices (Host/PLC/sensor) and to supply the required operating voltage. |
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Siemens 7025-12-000-6950Siemens 7025-12-000-6950 (66.9102.044-01) Barcode Reader |
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Siemens HE1525The Siemens HawkEye 1525 fixed-station reader delivers cutting-edge Data Matrix reading performance in a compact package that fits in the palm of your hand. Unique features such... |
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Siemens LKx5The Siemens LKx5 is the smallest stand-alone wafer ID system available. The Reader Head is one component of this system.The unit can identify OCT, bar and 2D dot matrix codes... |
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Siemens Pocket ReaderThe Pocket Reader is Siemens' offering in the OCR pen product category. The Siemens Pocket Reader takes in text line by line and interprets it immediately by optical character... |
