Minneapolis, Minn. - July 23, 2009 - TURCK announces that the company's rugged Q08 uprox®+ (http://www.turck-usa.com/Products/Sensors/Inductive/Factor_1_Sensors/uprox_plus/index.htm) factor 1 sensor-designed to detect steel, stainless steel, copper, brass and aluminum at the same rated sensing distance-now offers an extended range of 8 mm. With no reduction factor, uprox+ factor 1 sensors (http://www.turck-usa.com/assets/Factor_1_sensing_for_metal_detection.zip) save significant time and labor costs over standard ferrite core proximity sensors, which must be adjusted and reinstalled to detect different metal types. Along with its extended range, the Q08 sensor features a compact rectangular housing that makes it well suited for applications where mounting space is limited.
The Q08 sensor family comes equipped with internal shielding that effectively eliminates pre-damping, allowing users to employ the sensor's full switching distance without hindrance-even when the device is mounted on metal surfaces. An IP 68 protection rating affords greater application flexibility, as the Q08 sensor can resist dust, debris and moisture ingress in challenging manufacturing environments. Two LEDs additionally provide clear visual indication of the sensor's switching status.
TURCK is an industry leader providing superior quality sensing, connectivity, network and interface products to help manufacturers improve their automated processes. For other TURCK product or technical information, contact:
1-800-544-7769 o http://www.turck.us o turckusa@turck.com
Company Information: Name: TURCK, Inc. Address: 3000 Campus Dr. City: Plymouth State: MN ZIP: 55441 Country: USA Phone: 800-554-4989 FAX: 763-553-0708 http://www.turck.com/tr
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