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Metal proximity sensors and non-metal proximity sensors

2016-07-20View Original

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This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2016-7-27 at 13:29. A metal proximity sensor refers primarily to an inductive proximity switch; it is used to detect metal objects. When a metal object enters the detection range, the metal proximity sensor detects it and sends out a corresponding detection signal. Metal proximity sensor, which enables contactless detection and thus prevents damage to both the metal sensor itself and the target object ; It has a relatively small size, allowing it to be installed in any confined space ; Contactless output, with a relatively long service life ; High frequency, flexible detection ; There are also products with special requirements available, such as waterproof metal proximity sensors, high-temperature resistant metal proximity sensors, low-temperature resistant proximity sensors, and long-range proximity sensors.
Reply #22016-07-25
What are the differences between capacitive and inductive types in terms of usage?
Reply #32016-07-25
Where are such sensors generally used in chemical plants?

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