Laser Copy Counter is suited for printing applications.
Press Release Summary:
Designed for use on newspapers, magazines, and other printed media in publishing and other industrial applications, SCATEC-J copy- and edge-counting, non-contact laser sensor can also be used in applications involving lap or shingle stream edge counting. Unit counts multi-colored, thicker printed items, detecting packages as thin as 1.5 mm at rates to 280,000 pieces/hr. Measuring range is 0-55 mm, with object speed of 0-2 m/sec.
Original Press Release:
Baumer Electric Develops Economical Laser Copy Counter
New Low-Cost Sensor Delivers High End Technical Performance
Southington, CT -- August 30, 2005 -- For printing, publishing, and industrial applications, Baumer Electric has introduced a low-cost, non-contact laser sensor designed to deliver highly accurate copy and edge counting performance at a 30 to 40 percent savings over higher end sensors. Specifically designed for use on newspapers, magazines and other printed media, the SCATEC-J sensor can also be used in industrial applications involving lap or shingle stream edge counting.
The SCATEC-J is designed to count multi-colored, thicker printed items such as magazines, books and full newspapers with a color range from black to glossy white, even when bright/dark transitions are close to the edge. This cost-effective laser copy counter accurately detects packages as thin as 1.5 mm at a rate of up to 280,000 pieces per hour. The sensor delivers excellent performance on grippers.
The measuring range of the SCATEC-J is 0 to 55 mm with an object speed of 0 to 2 m/s. This plug-and-play counter requires no adjustment or alignment and is easy to mount parallel to the conveyor stream. The plastic housing measures just 110 x 50 x 30 mm and is IP54 protected.
For more information on the SCATEC-J laser copy counter, contact Baumer Electric at (800) 937-9336, baumerelectric.com/usa, or via e-mail at sales.us@baumerelectric.com. Baumer is a global leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of high quality, precision sensors since 1952 serving a variety of markets including Automation, Graphics, Robotics/Material Handling, Medical, Machine Tool and Specialty Machines.
