Label Detection Sensors have response time of 100 µsec.
October 9, 2009 -
Designed to detect paper, foil, and variety of translucent adhesive labels on rolls, GLD3 Series label detection sensors are available with NPN and PNP outputs, and 3 mm sensing range. Slotted designed products are suited for use in web break detection, double sheet detection, splice detection, edge guiding and end-of-roll detection applications. They feature one-piece IP66 housing, and are available with remote teach option, and cabled or connector options.
Quickly and Reliably Detect Paper, Foil and Translucent Labels with New GLD3 Label Detection Sensors
TWINSBURG, OH - Pepperl+Fuchs introduces GLD3 Series Label Detection Sensors. With a quick and easy one-step teach and fast 100 µs response, GLD3 photoelectric slot sensors are specifically designed to detect paper, foil and many types of translucent adhesive labels on a roll.
GLD3 through beam sensors feature a robust, one-piece IP66 housing and are available with NPN and PNP outputs, and 3mm sensing range. A remote teach option is available, as are a choice of cabled or connector options to satisfy varying application needs.
The GLD3 series' slotted design makes them well suited for use in web break detection, double sheet detection, splice detection, edge guiding and end-of-roll detection applications.
Pepperl+Fuchs is a world leader in the design, manufacture and application of high quality factory and process automation products and services. Pepperl+Fuchs pioneered the development of proximity sensors 50 years ago, and has set the standard for innovation and quality ever since.
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