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SICK unveils new inductive sensor for industrial machinery

published on 2024-06-20 10:30:17 UTC by James Humphreys
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SICK has revealed its latest product, the IMG inductive sensor, designed specifically to provide stable detection in harsh environments.

According to the company, with machinery manufacturers and system integrators increasingly being called out to sites to carry out minor maintenance and repairs, the reliability, robustness and repeatability of components is crucial.

Rising labour shortages

As rising skills and labour shortages continue to affect the manufacturing industry, particularly among maintenance technicians, OEMs and equipment suppliers are receiving more requests for site visits from field service engineers.

Ensuring parts are robust and reliable can reduce the burden on equipment suppliers, as well as enhancing their reputation by preventing costly stoppages.

SICK’s IMG inductive proximity sensor for metal detection is designed specifically for industrial machines that require precise switching points and a high level of repeatability in harsh environments.

For example, IMG sensors are good for the machine tooling industry, where they can be used for detection of tool turret position, tool detection on the turret or to determine the lock/unlock position of the turret.

Part of SICK’s wide range of industrial sensors, the robust mechanical design of the IMG family of sensors features innovative SICK technology to deliver stable and repeatable detection at a highly competitive price point, the company says.

In addition, SICK sensors come with fast order times and can be customised to suit customers’ specific design requirements.

Suitable for end position and home position detection, as well as simple speed detection tasks, the robust device is impervious to shocks, vibration, oil, cooling lubricants and weather effects such as rain, snow, mud and frost.

Reliability the key

“IMG combines robustness and stable detection in a great value product,” said David Hannaby, Market Product Manager – Presence Detection, SICK UK.

“We know that industrial machinery manufacturers are experiencing added pressures as a result of labor and skills shortages in manufacturing, including additional callouts.

“The tough IMG sensor family is designed for machines operating in harsh environments where reliability and stable detection is critical.

“IMG is already available in countless variations, but at SICK we want our customers to achieve the optimal performance from our products.

“That’s why, rather than designing to fit our sensors, our experts can work with your engineering and design teams to provide you with samples and help you select and modify the best-possible sensors for your needs.”

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