SICK Retroreflective Photoelectric Sensor, Block Sensor, 1.2 m Detection Range - WL2SG-2P3235

OverviewThe ultra-compact WL2SG-2 miniature photoelectric sensor for detecting transparent objects offers features that were previously only available with much larger sensors. Ampules, foil and glass are reliably detected in the most confined of spaces. The WL2SG-2 is adaptable: dust on the reflector or wear is compensated for in the same way as temperature changes and changes in light intensity. The WL2SG-2 is not only adaptable with regard to harsh industrial environments – settings for the respective application can also be selected via IO-Link.Special operating modes for gaps in the bottle flow or for foil tear monitoring are available for extreme operating conditions. The W2S-2 offers optimal performance with an ultra-compact design for use in both pharmaceutical or automatic assembly machines. The newest automation innovation is already on board. Configuration and diagnostics are set via the control in the same way as continuous monitoring.At a glanceExtremely high sensor size to sensing distance ratio High switching point accuracy Teach-in functions enable reliable settings Automatic switching threshold adaption Single-lens autocollimation for visibility through apertures and drill holes Flexible sensor settings, monitoring, advanced diagnostics, and display thanks to IO-LinkYour BenefitMachine design flexibility: the ultra-compact sensors offer above-average sensing distances and provide space-saving installation Remote setup: sensors installed in confined spaces can be set and monitored remotely via IO-Link. High operational reliability and system throughput: all familiar, highly-transparent objects are reliably detected Precise switching characteristics and a high detection quality guarantee an universal object detecting Universal use: conventional mounting and housing design The precise light spot of the PinPoint 2.0 LED enables the use of very small reflectors and reflector surfacesApplicationsDetection of transparent ampules and vials in the pharmaceutical industry Detection of glass in window production Detection of displays throughout the entire production process, from the pure, highly-transparent substrate to the finished display Detection of preforms in beverage technology and of the smallest gaps between preforms for counting purposes