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Overview: The SICK Essentials Product Catalog for 2012/2013 provides a comprehensive overview of SICK AG's sensor technology offerings, highlighting their innovation and market leadership in industrial automation. The catalog outlines various sensor solutions, services, and applications across multiple industries.

Company Profile: SICK AG, headquartered in Waldkirch, Germany, is a global leader in sensor technology with over 5,000 employees and more than 50 subsidiaries worldwide. The company is renowned for its innovation, solution competency, and commitment to sustainable production and safety.

Product Range: The catalog details a wide array of products including:

Photoelectric Sensors: Used for detecting, verifying, positioning, and counting, these sensors offer high operational reliability with advanced optics and technology.
Proximity Sensors: Inductive, capacitive, and magnetic sensors for various applications.
Identification Solutions: Bar code scanners, RFID readers, and image-based code readers for automatic identification.
Fluid Sensors: Sensors for measuring level, pressure, flow, and temperature.
Distance Sensors: Sensors for short, mid, and long-range distance measurement.
Opto-electronic Protective Devices: Safety laser scanners, light curtains, and camera systems for accident prevention.
Encoders: Devices for precise position and speed measurement.

Services: SICK offers LifeTime Services to support the entire product lifecycle, enhancing safety and productivity. Services include commissioning, maintenance, consulting, upgrades, and training.

Industry Applications: SICK's sensor solutions are applied across various industries such as automotive, pharmaceutical, electronics, and energy production, providing solutions for process control, safety, and environmental protection.

Innovation and Development: SICK operates 13 research and development centers globally, focusing on creating innovative sensor products and solutions in collaboration with customers and universities.

Conclusion: The SICK Essentials catalog showcases the company's dedication to providing cutting-edge sensor technology and comprehensive services, reinforcing its position as a leader in industrial automation.

Overview: The document provides detailed information on various models of miniature photoelectric sensors manufactured by SICK. These sensors are designed for different applications, offering features like background suppression, high immunity to ambient light, and rugged construction for industrial use.

Specifications: The sensors are categorized based on their detection principles, sensing ranges, and switching outputs. They include photoelectric proximity sensors, retro-reflective sensors, and through-beam sensors. The document lists models with different configurations such as PNP and NPN switching modes, and various connection types like M8 and M12 connectors.

Key Features: The sensors offer best-in-class background suppression, quick setup with potentiometers or teach functions, and high visibility PinPoint LEDs. They are designed for easy integration in compact spaces and provide reliable detection of various object types, including shiny and transparent materials.

Benefits: The sensors are cost-effective due to their low maintenance and long service life. They are versatile, suitable for different applications, and offer quick commissioning with IO-Link or teach-in pushbuttons. The rugged mounting systems and high immunity to ambient light reduce downtime and maintenance costs.

Accessories: Recommended accessories include reflectors, mounting brackets, and alignment brackets made from materials like stainless steel and PMMA/ABS. These accessories facilitate easy installation and enhance the functionality of the sensors.

Additional Information: The document provides links to SICK's website for more technical data, CAD design models, operating instructions, and application examples. It emphasizes the adaptability of the sensors to various industrial environments and their compliance with standards like IP 69K for fluid tightness.

Overview of Photoelectric Sensors:
The document provides detailed information on various photoelectric sensors, including specifications, benefits, and recommended accessories. The sensors are designed for industrial environments, offering reliable detection and flexibility in application.

Specifications:
- W12-3 Sensors: Feature superior optical performance with OES technology, autocollimation, and background suppression. They have a rugged zinc housing and offer IO-Link communication.
- W280-2 Sensors: Known for a visible red light spot, light/dark switching, and compliance with electromagnetic interference standards. They come with mounting accessories.
- MH15V Sensors: Feature corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing, suitable for harsh environments, and certified by ECOLAB and JohnsonDiversey.
- V180-2 Sensors: Offer long sensing distances and high switching frequencies, available in metal housing for harsh environments.
- WLL180T Fiber-optic Sensors: Provide selectable response times, high-resolution signal processing, and are bus-compatible.

Benefits:
- Reliable detection and immunity to optical interference.
- Easy alignment and installation with visible LEDs and flexible mounting options.
- Reduced downtime and maintenance costs through remote diagnostics and robust design.
- Flexibility in application due to a wide range of product offerings and electrical compatibility.

Recommended Accessories:
- Various mounting brackets and reflectors are available to facilitate installation and enhance sensor performance.

Conclusion:
The document highlights the versatility and robustness of SICK's photoelectric sensors, emphasizing their suitability for diverse industrial applications. The sensors are designed to reduce installation and maintenance time while providing reliable performance in challenging environments.

Overview: The document provides detailed information on SICK's range of proximity sensors, including inductive, capacitive, and magnetic sensors, designed for industrial applications. These sensors are known for their reliability, durability, and precision, making them suitable for various automation tasks.

Inductive Proximity Sensors:

IM Standard: Offers precise operating distances due to ASIC technology, with sizes ranging from M8 to M30 and operating distances from 1.5 mm to 20 mm. They are rugged, with an IP 67 rating and a temperature range of -25°C to +70°C. Available in DC, AC, and AC/DC versions.
IMF Series: Designed for hygienic and wet zones, these sensors are extremely watertight (IP 68/IP 69K) and made from stainless steel. They are resistant to industrial cleaning agents and have an extended temperature range of -40°C to +80°C.

Capacitive Proximity Sensors:

CM Series: These sensors detect powders, granulates, liquids, and solids, with a cylindrical housing and best-in-class electromagnetic compatibility. They offer application flexibility and are suitable for harsh industrial environments.

Magnetic Cylinder Sensors:

MZT8: Designed for T-slot cylinders, these sensors offer magnetic piston detection with a short housing length of 24 mm. They feature GMR-ASIC technology for precise switching and are rated IP 68/IP 69K.
RZT6: Compact design with IP 68/IP 69K rating, suitable for various cylinder types. They offer easy installation and high resistance to shock and vibration.

Key Benefits:

Reduced machine downtime and maintenance costs.
High resistance to shock, vibration, and harsh environments.
Flexible installation options and compatibility with various industrial applications.

Overview
SICK provides reliable automatic identification solutions essential for product traceability and anti-counterfeiting. The technologies offered include laser-based scanners for 1D codes, image-based 1D and 2D code readers, and RFID readers. These devices are equipped with integrated interfaces for seamless communication within industrial networks, ensuring easy commissioning and operation.

Bar Code Scanners

CLV50x Series: Compact and lightweight, these scanners offer fast and reliable decoding, even for poorly printed or damaged codes. They are available in RS-232 and USB versions, with features like pushbutton trigger and onboard LED for easy setup.
CLV62x Series: These scanners feature SMART620 code reconstruction technology for high read rates on damaged codes. They support various network protocols and offer advanced remote diagnostics.
CLV63x Series: Known for intelligent auto setup and enhanced SMART technology, these scanners provide high-speed decoding and sophisticated configuration options.
CLV65x Series: With auto-focus and integrated web server, these scanners offer a large depth of field and advanced remote diagnostics capabilities.

Image-Based Code Readers

LECTOR®62x: Capable of decoding 1D, 2D, and direct part marking codes, these readers offer easy integration with industrial networks and feature intelligent decoding algorithms for improved performance.

Hand-Held Scanners

IDM160: These wireless scanners identify all popular 1D codes and offer a reading distance of up to 800 mm. They are available in various kits, including Bluetooth cordless options.

Conclusion
SICK's identification solutions are designed to ensure long-term investment value through innovative technology and ease of integration into existing systems. For more detailed technical data and support, users are encouraged to visit the provided links.

Specifications and Features

The document outlines various SICK sensor products, focusing on their specifications and benefits.
Barcode scanners offer high throughput with up to 500 scans/sec, compact housing with IP 65 rating, and support for multiple interfaces.
Fluid sensors are designed for optimized control of process parameters, offering solutions for pressure, temperature, level control, and flow metering.

Product Descriptions

IDM160 Barcode Scanner: Features include high-density code scanning, ergonomic design, and both corded and cordless versions.
LFP Inox Level Sensor: Suitable for hygienic applications, with a stainless steel probe, high temperature and pressure resistance, and multiple output signals.
LFP Cubic Level Sensor: Offers no mechanical moving parts, flexible probe lengths, and is immune to deposit formation.
UP56-2 Ultrasonic Level Sensor: Provides non-contact measurement, pressure resistance, and easy parameter setting.
LFH Level Sensor: Designed for immersion depths up to 100 m, with various cable lengths and measuring ranges.
LFV200 Level Sensor: Features stainless steel housing, high repeatability, and is immune to deposit formation.
MHF15 Level Sensor: Offers robust design, suitable for various process conditions.

Benefits and Applications

Increased productivity and reduced costs through versatile and reliable sensor solutions.
High flexibility and user comfort with ergonomic designs and multiple output options.
Cost savings due to low maintenance requirements and quick commissioning.
Universal technology applicable to various liquids and environments.

Additional Information

For more detailed technical data, CAD models, and operating instructions, users are directed to the SICK website.

Overview: The document provides detailed technical specifications and benefits of various sensors and connectors offered by SICK, a company specializing in sensor technology. The document covers level monitoring sensors, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, and registration sensors, highlighting their features, specifications, and advantages.

1. Level Monitoring Sensors (MHF15):

Robust level monitoring in liquids without additional requirements.
Compact design with no need for medium calibration.
Operates at process temperatures up to 55°C and pressures up to 16 bar.
Enclosure ratings of IP 67 and IP 69K.
Stainless steel housing for high medium resistance.
Output available as PNP or NPN transistor.
FDA-compliant and UL certified.

Benefits: Ideal for installations with limited space, quick commissioning, and reduced maintenance due to no moving parts.

2. Pressure Sensors (PBS and PBT):

Measurement ranges from 0 bar to 600 bar.
Gauge, absolute, and compound measurement ranges available.
No moving parts, ensuring maintenance-free operation.
Stainless steel membrane with various programmable switching functions.
Digital outputs PNP or NPN, analog output signals available.
Optional IO-Link for remote parameter adjustments.

Benefits: Compact size, flexible installation, resistant to corrosive media, and available in various configurations to meet customer needs.

3. Temperature Sensors (TBS and THTS):

Large display with programmable transistor outputs.
Measuring ranges from -50°C to +250°C.
Pt1000 element with high accuracy and corrosion-resistant stainless steel parts.
Enclosure ratings of IP 65 and IP 67.

Benefits: Easy setup, compact design, reliable operation, and versatile configuration options.

4. Registration Sensors:

Designed for high-performance tasks in automated production processes.
Applications include detection of marks, labels, colors, and small parts at high speeds.
Offers a range of contrast, color, luminescence, fork, and array sensors.

Benefits: Enhances performance through precision and speed, suitable for demanding tasks in packaging and printing machines.

5. Contrast Sensors (KT3):

Compact housing with 3-color RGB technology or white LED.
Simple teach-in process for easy setup.
Integrated switching threshold adjustment for high-gloss objects.
Reliable operation for jittering materials with a switching frequency of 10 kHz.

Benefits: Fits in limited spaces, universal operation with a wide range of contrast combinations, and excellent contrast resolution for detecting print marks.

For more detailed technical data, CAD design models, operating instructions, and application examples, visit the provided links to SICK's website.

Overview: This document provides detailed technical specifications and benefits of various sensors offered by SICK, including contrast, color, fork, and distance sensors. It highlights their features, applications, and recommended accessories.

Contrast Sensors (KT5):

Features RGB LED technology for best contrast resolution and a 10-segment bar display for detection reliability.
Offers dynamic or static teach-in methods and manual adjustment options.
Benefits include high throughput, reliable operation with jittering and high gloss materials, and easy setup with visible light spots.

Color Sensors (CS8):

Capable of saving one or four colors with fast response times and high-resolution color detection.
Includes a bar graph display for color quality and detection reliability.
Benefits include reduced downtime, precise color matching, and reliable detection unaffected by temperature variations.

Fork Sensors (UF, WF, WFM):

UF sensors detect transparent, opaque, or printed labels with fast response times and rugged aluminum housing.
WF sensors offer infrared light sources, fast response times, and a variety of fork sizes for flexible installation.
WFM sensors provide highly visible red emitted light, out-of-the-box operation, and a 360-degree output indicator.
Benefits include reliable detection, easy alignment, and flexibility in harsh industrial conditions.

Distance Sensors (Dx50):

Utilize HDDM technology for reliability and immunity to ambient light, with measurement ranges up to 50 meters.
Offer different interfaces and robust die-cast zinc metal housing.
Benefits include precise measurement, fast material flow, and easy integration into production environments.

For more detailed technical data, CAD models, and operating instructions, visit the provided links to the SICK website.

Overview: The document provides detailed technical specifications and benefits of various sensors and automation light grids offered by SICK. It includes information on short-range distance sensors, ultrasonic sensors, and automation light grids, highlighting their features, benefits, and recommended accessories.

Short Range Distance Sensors: These sensors offer several measurement ranges from 26 mm to 400 mm, utilizing CMOS receiving elements for surface-independent measurements. They feature a compact design, easy LED-based user interface, and laser technology for precise measurement. Benefits include reliable surface-independent measurement, easy setup, minimal space requirements, and cost-effective integration into production environments.

Ultrasonic Sensors: The document details various models of ultrasonic sensors, such as UM30-2 and UC4, which use time-of-flight technology to detect objects regardless of color. They offer ranges up to 8,000 mm, are immune to dust and fog, and provide flexible setup options. Benefits include easy integration, high measurement reliability, and temperature compensation for accuracy.

Automation Light Grids: These grids are used for two-dimensional inspection and counting tasks in automation, such as detecting irregularly shaped objects and checking for presence. They offer multiple ranges, heights, sizes, and resolutions, allowing for flexible integration and high performance.

Recommended Accessories: The document lists various accessories for the sensors, including mounting brackets, plug connectors, and cables, providing part numbers for easy reference.

Overview: The document provides detailed technical specifications and ordering information for various SICK products, including ELG Short Range and Long Range light grids, vision sensors, and opto-electronic protective devices. It highlights key features, benefits, and recommended accessories for each product category.

ELG Short Range Light Grids:

Beam separation options of 10 mm and 30 mm, with working ranges up to 5 m.
Features include a potentiometer for sensitivity setting, ambient light tolerance up to 150,000 lux, and optical synchronization.
Benefits include efficient sensor integration, simple commissioning, and reliable object detection under challenging conditions.

ELG Long Range Light Grids:

Working range up to 12 m with beam separations of 30 mm and 60 mm.
High functional reserve for operation in dirty or misaligned conditions, reducing maintenance costs.
Optical synchronization for quick installation and cost-effective connection.

Vision Sensors - Inspector Series:

High-speed positioning and inspection capabilities with powerful object locator tools.
Interchangeable housing design for improved image quality and flexible machine integration.
Ethernet communication and web API for excellent connectivity and customization.

Opto-Electronic Protective Devices:

Designed for maximum machine productivity without disrupting material transport.
Comprehensive portfolio for hazardous point, access, and area protection.
EFI/SDL communication for process optimization.

Safety Light Curtains - C4000 Eco:

Type 4 safety light curtains with a 7-segment display for easy alignment and diagnostics.
Robust design with high electromagnetic immunity and standardized M12 connectivity.
Flexible installation with a range of intelligent mounting adapters.

MiniTwin2 Light Curtains:

Type 2 safety light curtains with compact design and no dead zones.
Cascadable twin stick design with sender and receiver in a single housing.
Customizable protective field heights and intelligent configuration without software.

Overview: The document provides detailed information on various safety devices offered by SICK, including safety light curtains, camera systems, and photoelectric safety switches. It highlights the specifications, benefits, and ordering information for each product line.

1. Safety Light Curtains:

miniTwin4: Features include Type 4 safety, compact design, and customizable protective field heights. Benefits include cost-effective integration, simplified setup, and increased productivity through end-to-end coverage.
C2000 Standard: Offers Type 2 safety, robust housing, and a wide scanning range. Benefits include easy commissioning, high machine availability, and flexible installation options.

2. Safety Camera Systems:

V300 Work Station Extended: Provides SIL2 and PL d safety levels, with flexible protective field sizes and intuitive operation. Benefits include quick commissioning, reduced costs, and high machine availability.

3. Multiple Light Beam Safety Devices:

M2000 Standard: Features Type 2 safety, robust design, and wide scanning range. Benefits include customizable applications, easy maintenance, and reduced downtime.
M4000 Standard: Offers Type 4 safety, robust housing, and optional integration features. Benefits include flexible mounting, fast start-up, and reduced downtime.

4. Single-Beam Photoelectric Safety Switches:

L21: Features Type 2 safety, compact sensors, and IP67 enclosure rating. Benefits include easy integration, cost reduction, and suitability for extreme conditions.
L4000 Systems: Offers long scanning range and robust design, suitable for various applications.

Conclusion: The document emphasizes the flexibility, ease of integration, and robust design of SICK's safety devices, catering to diverse industrial safety needs.

Overview: The document provides detailed technical specifications and benefits of various safety devices and systems offered by SICK, including sensors, laser scanners, safety switches, and control solutions. It highlights the features, benefits, and applications of each product, along with ordering information and recommended accessories.

1. Sensors:

Specifications: Type 4 (IEC 61496), PL e (EN ISO 13849), with ranges up to 60 m, IP 67 rating, and temperature range from -20°C to +55°C.
Benefits: Easy integration, flexible device setup, fast response times, and suitability for extreme conditions.

2. Safety Laser Scanners:

S300 Mini Standard: Compact design, 2-3 m protective field range, 270° scan angle, and easy configuration.
S3000 Standard: Protective field range up to 7 m, integrated configuration memory, and simultaneous monitoring of two fields.
Benefits: Cost-effectiveness, reliability, and easy installation and maintenance.

3. Safety Switches:

Electro-mechanical: Includes i10 Lock, i12S, i16S, i17S models with various locking types and connection options.
Non-contact: Magnetic, inductive, and transponder switches with high tamper resistance and machine reliability.
Benefits: Reliable, economical, and flexible connectivity with high machine availability.

4. Control Solutions:

sens:Control: Includes safety relays, controllers, and network solutions for intelligent machine design.
Flexi Soft: Modularly expandable safety controller with intuitive configuration software and integration into common fieldbus systems.
Benefits: Optimizes interaction between people and machinery, enhances productivity, and ensures safety.

Conclusion: SICK offers a comprehensive range of safety solutions that are reliable, easy to integrate, and suitable for various industrial applications. The products are designed to enhance safety without compromising productivity.

Overview
This document provides detailed information on various safety controllers, motion control devices, safety relays, and encoders offered by SICK. It highlights the benefits, specifications, and ordering information for each product category.

Safety Controllers
The document outlines the advantages of using safety controllers, such as cost savings through prevention of redundant inputs and outputs, fast commissioning via system plug, reduced downtimes, and safe communication without additional hardware. It also emphasizes the ease of installation and diagnostics.

Motion Control
Motion control devices like the Speed Monitor MOC3SA and Standstill Monitor MOC3ZA are discussed. Key features include zero-speed and drive monitoring, clear diagnostics via output LEDs, and compliance with safety standards like PL e and SIL3. Benefits include high machine availability and easy commissioning.

Safety Relays
Several safety relays are described, including UE10-2FG, UE10-3OS, UE23-3MF, and UE48-2OS. These relays are ideal for applications with opto-electronic protective devices and safety controllers. They offer fast response times, compact designs, and easy installation. Benefits include minimized space requirements and fast diagnostics.

Encoders
The document details various encoders, including incremental and absolute types. The DFS60 incremental encoder offers high resolution and programmability, while the EcoLine wire draw encoders provide space-saving designs and quick installation. The AFS/AFM60 SSI absolute encoders offer high resolutions and programmability, ensuring precise positioning and easy installation.

Conclusion
Overall, the document emphasizes the efficiency, safety, and ease of use of SICK's products, highlighting their adaptability to various industrial applications and the benefits of reduced downtime and cost savings.

Overview: The document provides detailed information on SICK's sensor technology products, focusing on absolute and incremental encoders. It highlights the compact design, electrical interfaces, and mechanical specifications suitable for various applications.

Absolute Encoders:

Designed for applications with limited space, featuring a short installation depth of 30 mm.
Offers excellent concentricity due to long bearing distance.
Compatible with a single programming tool and software for automatic encoder detection.

Incremental Encoders (DDS36):

Compact diameter of 36 mm with various electrical interfaces: TTL/RS-422, HTL/push pull, and Open Collector NPN.
Available in versions with blind hollow shaft or face mount flange with solid shaft.
Pulse rates range from 100 to 2,500, suitable for applications with limited installation conditions.
Operating temperature range from -10°C to +70°C, with an enclosure rating of IP65.

Accessories:

Programming tools, plug connectors, cables, and shaft adaptations are available to complement the encoders.
Specific models and part numbers are provided for easy reference.

Company Overview:

SICK is a leading manufacturer of sensor technology with over 5,000 employees and 50 subsidiaries worldwide.
Offers a wide range of products for non-contact detection, safety, automatic identification, and laser measurement technology.
Provides comprehensive services including SICK LifeTime Services and application centers globally.

Catalog excerpts

Comprehensive services With a staff of more than 5,000 and over 50 subsidiaries and representations worldwide, SICK is one of the leading and most successful manufacturers of sensor technology. The power of innovation and solution competency have made SICK the global market leader. No matter what the project and industry may be, talking with an expert from SICK will provide you with an ideal basis for your plans – there is no need to settle for anything less than the best. •• Non-contact detecting, counting, classifying, positioning and measuring of any type of object or media •• Accident and operator protection with sensors, safety software and services •• Automatic identification with bar code and RFID readers •• Laser measurement technology for detecting the volume, position and contour of people and objects •• Complete system solutions for analysis and flow measurement of gases and liquids •• SICK LifeTime Services – for safety and productivity •• Application centers in Europe, Asia and North America for the development of system solutions under realworld conditions •• E-Business Partner Portal www.mysick.com – price and availability of products, requests for quotation and online orders Unique product range SICK Essentials | Product Catalog Leading technologies SICK Essentials Core Product Selection SICK AG | Waldkirch | Germany | www.sick.com

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www.mysick.com Fluidsensorik With this catalog we present you an extract of our product portfolio. List of product families UP56-2 V300 Work Station Extended Registration sensors Photoelectric sensors Safety switches Distance sensors sens:Control – safe control solutions Flexi Soft Proximity sensors Magnetic cylinder sensors MZT8 Motion Control Automation light grids Opto-electronic protective devices Fluid sensors www.mysick.com – Your quick access to maximum efficiency Search online quickly and safely with the SICK „Finders“ We can help you to quickly target the Select the application description...

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SICK Essentials Table of Contents Fluidsensorik Proximity sensors Magnetic cylinder sensors Indentification solutions Fluid sensors Registration sensors About SICK Photoelectric sensors General Information Distance sensors Automation light grids Opto-electronic protective devices Safety switches sens:Control – safe control solutions 8014219/2012-06-29 Subject to change without notice

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We deliver Sensor Intelligence. SICK sensor solutions for industrial automation are the result of exceptional edication d and experience. From development all the way to service: The people at SICK are c ommitted to investing all their expertise in providing with the very best sensors and system solutions possible. A company with a culture of success Approximately 5,000 people are on staff, with products and s ervices available to help SICK sensor technology users increase their productivity and reduce their costs. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Waldkirch, Germany, SICK is a global...

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Innovation for the leading edge A corporate culture for sustainable excellence SICK sensor systems simplify and optimize processes and allow for sustainable production. SICK operates thirteen research and development centers all over the world. Co-designed with customers and universities, our innovative sensor products and solutions are made to give a decisive edge. With an impressive track record of innovation, we take the key parameters of modern production to new levels: reliable process control, safety of people and environmental protection. SICK is backed by a holistic, homogeneous corporate...

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Sensor Intelligence for all requirements SICK is a renowned expert in many industries, and is entirely familiar with the critical challenges they face. While speed, accuracy and availability take center stage in all industries, technical implementations vary greatly. SICK puts its vast experience to use to provide with precisely the solution you need. For applications worldwide Hundreds of thousands of installations and applications go to prove that SICK knows the different industries and their processes inside out. This tradition of uncompromising expertise is ongoing: As we move into the future,...

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A B For your specific industry For performance across the board With a track record of proven expertise in a great variety of industries, SICK has taken quality and productivity to new heights. The automotive, pharmaceutical, electronics and solar industries are just a few examples of sectors that benefit from our know-how. In addition to increasing speed and improving traceability in warehouses and distribution centers, SICK solutions provide accident protection for automated guided vehicles. SICK system solutions for analysis and flow measurement of gases and liquids enable environmental...

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SICK LifeTime Services For safety and productivity: SICK LifeTime Services SICK LifeTime Services is a comprehensive set of high-quality services provided to support the entire life cycle of products and applications from system design all the way to upgrades. These services increase the safety of people, boost the productivity of machines and serve as the basis for our customers’ sustainable business success. Benefit from an array of services Each of our products and solutions is accompanied by a comprehensive range of services tuned precisely to the requirements of the product or solution –...

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SICK LifeTime Services Training & Education Product & System Support •• User training •• Seminars •• WebTraining Verification & Optimization •• Barcode checks •• Consulting/Engineering service •• Inspection •• Maintenance •• Accident analysis •• Stop time measurement •• Noise measurement Consulting & Design •• •• •• •• •• System inspection Risk assessment Safety concepts Feasibility studies Software and hardware design Commissioning Spare parts and repairs Remote support Hotline Upgrade & Retrofits •• •• •• •• Machine conversion Sensor upgrades Sensor replacements Retrofitting of technology F...

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