Omron's E2A family of inductive proximity sensors housed in metal cylinders are available in a range of standard sizes (M8, M12, M18 and M30) with long and short-barrelled versions available as both pre-wired and plug-in types. They have as standard a double distance sensing capability, (ie, M12 flush mounting has a 4 mm sensing distance, non-flush has a 8 mm sensing distance). This feature helps to protect against mechanical damage from moving parts, whilst allowing for very reliable sensing even with a build up of contamination on the sensing face.
All E2A sensors are designed to handle temperature conditions ranging from -40 to +70°C. They also conform to IEC IP67 standards. These features make the sensors ideal for use in diverse applications such as automotive manufacturing, packaging process machines and material handling.
For more information contact Euston Ferreira, Yelland Control, 011 455 2782, [email protected]
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