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Inductive Sensors for extreme Temperature Ranges

Inductive Sensors for extreme Temperature Ranges

Inductive Sensors for extreme Temperature Ranges

Product catalog summary
Overview
wenglor offers a range of inductive sensors designed for extreme temperature conditions, from −60 to +450° C. These sensors are suitable for various industries, including automotive, metalworking, food, and glass production. They feature extended switching distances and a patented maintenance output, ensuring reliable performance and increased system availability.

INRT450 Inductive Sensor
The INRT450 sensor is designed for extreme temperature ranges, offering a temperature range of −60 to +450° C and a switching distance of 25 mm. It is ideal for demanding detection tasks in harsh environments, with applications in the automotive and metalworking industries.
  • Temperature range: −60 to +450° C
  • Switching distance: 25 mm
  • Cable length: 5 to 20 m
  • Interchangeable sensor head

INTT25 and INTT40 Inductive Sensors
These sensors are designed for applications in the metalworking, automotive, and food industries, with a temperature range of −10 to +250° C. They feature switching distances of 25 mm (INTT25) and 40 mm (INTT40), and are equipped with a patented maintenance output for optimized system utilization.
  • INTT25 Switching distance: 25 mm
  • INTT40 Switching distance: 40 mm
  • Temperature range: −10 to +250° C
  • Cable length: 5 to 20 m
  • Interchangeable sensor head

Applications
  • Metalworking Industry: Suitable for monitoring tasks in extreme heat environments such as rolling plants and steel mills.
  • Deep-Frozen Food Production: Reliable performance in cold storage and shock-freezing systems down to −60° C.
  • Automotive Industry: Ideal for cathodic dip painting and coating processes, as well as ceramic part production.
  • Tile Production: Used for monitoring oven doors and flaps.
  • Food Industry: Effective in large bakeries and coffee roasting facilities at temperatures beyond +200° C.
  • Glass Production: Integrated into high-temperature zones for monitoring and detection tasks.

Product Specifications
  • INRT450: Order numbers INRT003, INRT007, INRT009, INRT011; Cable lengths 5 to 20 m; Service life 100,000 hours at 450° C; Sensor head material: Ceramic.
  • INTT25: Order numbers INTT003, INTT007, INTT009, INTT011; Cable lengths 5 to 20 m; Service life 100,000 hours at 200° C, 60,000 hours at 250° C; Sensor head material: Teflon (PTFE).
  • INTT40: Order numbers INTT103, INTT107, INTT109, INTT111; Cable lengths 5 to 20 m; Service life 100,000 hours at 200° C, 60,000 hours at 250° C; Sensor head material: Teflon (PTFE).

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Catalog excerpts

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Heat and Frost: Sensor Technology for Extremes Inductive Sensors for Temperature Ranges from -60 to +450° C

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Resistant to Heat and Cold, Long Service Life wenglor’s Inductive Sensors ensure reliable detection of metallic objects in extreme temperature ranges. With three different sensor series, the product portfolio covers a comprehensive range of temperatures from −60 to +450° C. Availability of your system is increased thanks to extended switching distances and the patented maintenance output. With a long service life of seven to ten years, the twelve intelligent sensors are reliable, high-performance products for use in the automotive, metalworking, food and glass industries. INRT450 Inductive Sensor...

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INTT25 and INTT40 Inductive Sensors for Extreme Temperature Ranges With switching distances of 25 and 40 mm as well as a temperature range of −10 to +250° C, INTT25 and INTT40 Inductive Sensors have been designed for applications in the metalworking, automotive and food industries. The patented maintenance output provides for optimized system utilization and availability. • Patented maintenance output • Interchangeable sensor head © Dürr Systems GmbH Automotive Industry In particular cathodic dip painting and other coating processes are classic applications for this sensor series. However they’re...

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• Patented maintenance output • Interchangeable sensor head Food Industry Large bakeries and coffee roasting facilities also profit from the range of applications covered by these Inductive Sensors. At temperatures beyond +200° C, lasting reliable monitoring of metallic objects is decisive for the production process. Glass Production The sensors can be ideally integrated into the value creation sequence for the production of all types of glass products. They execute monitoring and detection tasks in high temperature zones where the deployment of personnel is impossible.

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Product Overview INRT450 Inductive Sensor for Extreme Temperature Ranges Order number Cable length Switching distance Sensor head temperature range Analysis module temperature range Service life (450° C) Sensor head material INTT25 Inductive Sensor for Extreme Temperature Ranges Order number Cable length Switching distance Sensor head temperature range Analysis module temperature range Service life (200° C) Sensor head material Teflon (PTFE) INTT40 Inductive Sensor for Extreme Temperature Ranges Order number Cable length Switching distance Sensor head temperature range Analysis module temperature...

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wenglor the innovative family Discover further innovations. More information concerning our products is available at: www.wenglor.com Inductive Sensors

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