Banner Engineering Corp.
Minneapolis, MN 55440
Part Sensing Light Screen detects miniature objects.
LX Series light screen combines each diode of electronics system as part of up to 11 light beams that generate nearly solid crosshatch pattern. Achieving detection of objects as small as 0.025 in., series offers response speeds as low as 0.8 msec. Available in 3, 6, or 12 in. sensor lengths, series offers aluminum housing with T-slot. Offered with bipolar NPN and PNP outputs, 10 to 30 Vdc series...
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Ultrasonic Sensor features sensing range of 200 mm to 8 m.
Model QT50U 10-30 Vdc programmable sensor, available in both analog and discrete models, incorporates microprocessor for long distance sensing. TEACH programming via 2 push buttons on sensor or remote TEACH wire is straightforward and intuitive. Eight-pin DIP switch enables temperature compensation feature, providing constant monitoring and automatic adjustment. Max output rating is 60 mA. Unit...
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Sensor analyzes and identifies user-determined colors.
Model QC50 10-30 Vdc sensor emits modulated white light which, when reflected back from object, is electronically filtered to red, green, and blue components for color determination. Color-Only mode is for sorting applications where color differences are obvious, and Color-Plus-Intensity mode refines sensor's capabilities to include gray scale. Unit has IP67-rated plastic housing and operates in...
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Sensor detects objects regardless of background color.
WORLD-BEAMÃ-® QS30AF adjustable-field sensor features visible red sensing beam and background suppression circuitry, which allows it to detect only objects within defined sensing field while ignoring objects beyond cutoff point up to 12 in. Unit can be set for light operate or dark operate and features bipolar configuration with one NPN and one PNP output. Maximum output rating is 150 mA for...
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Sensing Fibers are suitable for low profile applications.
STEELSKIN(TM) plastic sensing fibers feature DURA-BEND(TM) multi-core construction and braided 304 grade stainless steel over-jacket for wear resistance. With 2.9 mm OD, fibers carry light through bend radius of 10.0 mm with no signal loss. Fibers are available in 3 and 6 ft standard lengths and operate in temperatures from 0-70Ã-
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Miniature Sensors offer 1.0 m sensing range.
Series VS4 Opposed-Mode self-contained sensors utilize optically correct lens, which redirects visible red sensing beam 90Ã-
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Light Screens offer trip or latch functionality.
Heavy-Duty MINI-SCREENÃ-® machine guarding sensors are constructed of yellow aluminum and offer ambient light immunity greater than 10,000 lux at 5Ã-
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Laser Emitter provides 5 different beam shapes.
QS18LE Series laser emitters are DC powered laser pointers as well as emitter half of opposed mode sensor pair. As a pointer, QS18LE provides spot, circle, vertical line, horizontal line, and cross for precise product or target location or vision system illumination. When paired with photoelectric receiver, emitter provides small object detection and position control as opposed mode sensor. Unit...
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Inline Fiber Optic Sensor is NEMA 6 / IP67 rated.
Designed to be used without enclosure, model FI22 offers snap-mount bracket and adhesive mounting method. Setup is accomplished via visible light beam and real-time feedback of 8-segment LED bargraph display. Unit features push-button 1 or 2-point static, and 2-point dynamic TEACH programming as well as manual adjustment mode. Unit operates from 10 to 30 Vdc and includes reverse polarity...
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Light-Screen Enclosures suit food-processing environments.
Tubular Series MSA-TE safety light-screen enclosures are constructed of transparent, FDA-approved, polycarbonate tubing with Delrin end caps. They come in 12 lengths to accommodate MINI-SCREENÃ-® safety light-screen sensors from 4 to 48 in. long. NEMA 4x- and IP67-rated enclosures are suitable for high-pressure wash-down applications. Series SSM-S corner mirrors have SS reflective surfaces....
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