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Laser sensors
Sensor type
Sensing
Spot 0 at max.
Output
Connection
Order
range
range
function
no.
[mm]
[mm]
OG series with M18 threaded stainless steel housing, 4-wire DC
through-beam transmitter
2000...6000
5
-
M12 connector
OG5060
through-beam receiver
2000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5067
through-beam receiver
6000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5068
through-beam transmitter
60000
150
-
M12 connector
OG5059
through-beam receiver
60000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5058
retro-reflective, pol. filter
200...4000
7
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5071
retro-reflective
200...13000
25
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5061
diffuse-reflective
1...150
0.1
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OG5056
OJ series with rectangular plastic housing, 35 x 24 x 11 mm, front sensing, 4-wire DC
through-beam transmitter
1000
4
-
M8 connector
OJ5019
through-beam receiver
1000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5020
through-beam transmitter
15000
24
-
M8 connector
OJ5016
through-beam receiver
15000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5017
retro-reflective, pol. filter
8000
12
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5014
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
15...200
2 x 1 vertical
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5052
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
15...200
2 x 1 vertical
light on / dark on NPN
M8 connector
OJ5053
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
7...150
0.8
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5056
OJ series with rectangular plastic housing, 35 x 24 x 11 mm, side sensing, 4-wire DC
through-beam transmitter
1000
4
-
M8 connector
OJ5041
through-beam receiver
1000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5042
through-beam transmitter
15000
24
-
M8 connector
OJ5038
through-beam receiver
15000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5039
retro-reflective, pol. filter
8000
12
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5036
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
15...200
2 x 1 vertical
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5054
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
15...200
2 x 1 vertical
light on / dark on NPN
M8 connector
OJ5055
diffuse-reflective, backgr.-s.
7...150
0.8
light on / dark on PNP
M8 connector
OJ5058
OL series with rectangular plastic housing, 75 x 27 x 62 mm, 4-wire DC
through-beam transmitter
60000
150
-
M12 connector
OL5019
through-beam receiver
60000
-
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OL5020
retro-reflective, pol. filter
200...13000
25
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OL5022
diffuse-reflective
1...150
0.1
light on / dark on PNP
M12 connector
OL5024
Accessories
Detection of minute objects by means of a focussed laser beam.
Clearly visible red light for easy setting to the object.
Automatic switch point setting by pressing a pushbutton.
Application sensors available for special application areas.
System components available for fine adjustment.
Introduction
Laser systems are used where detection of small objects or precise posi­tioning is required. They are available as through-beam sensors, retro-reflec­tive sensors or diffuse reflection sensors.
Laser light consists of light waves of identical length which have a defined phase relation (coherence). This results in an important feature of laser systems, that is the almost parallel light beam. Result: Due to the small angle of divergence long ranges of up to 60 metres can be achieved. The laser spot which is also clearly visible at daylight simplifies the alignment of the system. Apart from the advantages some points have to be taken into account for the selection of the suitable optical system: compared to standard sensors the laser sensors have a reduced temperature range (-10...50 °C). In view of the small light spot and the often high ranges the system is more sensitive to vibrations than standard sensors.
Mounting aids
The ifm laser sensors offer a useful function for easier alignment: The laser power is increased during adjustment: This leads to a particularly bright laser spot which enables industrial safe alignment from a distance even at daylight.
How dangerous are laser sensors?
Due to the small angle of divergence laser beams are focussed on a small area. The energy and power density on this area is extremely high. ifm laser sensors comply with the European standard EN60825 or the international standard IEC60825. These standards describe the operation of laser systems.
ifm laser sensors are classified in the laser protection class II. Thus the laser power, also in the setting mode with increased power, is max. 1 mW. When the laser beam hits the human eye, the eyelid is instinctively closed. When hitting the unprotected eye within a time of 0.25 s the laser beam must not cause any damage.
Coherent: Laser sensors emit light of a defined wave length and the same phase position.
Mounting set for OG types, free standing, clamp: stainless steel, fixture: stainless steel Mounting set for OG types, profile mounting, clamp: diecast zinc, fixture: stainless steel OJ front lens mounting set, free standing, clamp: diecast zinc, fixture: stainless steel OJ side lens mounting set, free standing, clamp: diecast zinc, fixture: stainless steel OJ swivel mount clip, housing: diecast zinc OJ front lens fine adjustment and mounting unit, housing: aluminium OJ side lens fine adjustment and mounting unit, housing: aluminium Prismatic reflector for laser units 50 x 50 mm Prismatic reflector for laser units 30 x 20 mm Prismatic reflector for laser units 0 19 mm Prismatic reflector for laser units 0 10 mm
E20870 E20867 E20966 E20968 E20974 E20975
E20976
E20722
E20994
E20993
E20990
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