Media - Sensors
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New range of Photoelectronic sensors in March issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Wenglor has introduced a new range of photoelectronic sensors for the future of Industry 4.0.
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Inductive sensors for extreme temperatures in February issue of 'Food & Drink Business'
The INRT250 inductive sensors for hot and cold zones from Wenglor ensure reliable detection of metallic objects in extreme temperature ranges from -60 to +450 degree Celsius.
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Distance sensor in January issue of 'Process Technology'
The Wenglor P1KY10x high performance distance sensor is small, intelligent and efficient with miniature dimensions of just 32 x 16 x 12 mm.
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Ultrasonic fork sensor in October edition of 'Industry Update' magazine
Ultrasonic fork sensors from Wenglor make transparent labels visible
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weQubeVision in July issue of 'What's new in Process Technology'
Wenglor has released the weQubeVision software module with pattern matching to make it's Smart Camera simpler to use and more intelligent.
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Worlds's smallest transit time sensor in October issue of 'What's New in Process Technology'
With a housing size of only 22 x 32 x 12 mm and a large working range of up to 1000 mm, the Wenglor WinTec P1KY001 is suitable for applications where fast object detection is required in small spaces.
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Fluid Sensors in April issue of 'Industry Update' magazine
Wenglor's range of fluid sensors includes flow, pressure and temperature sensors. The fluid sensors use a patented measuring process, which is unique on the field of flow sensor technology.
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Smart Camera Sensor in January issue of 'What's new in Process Technology'
The Wenglor weQube Smart Camera is based on Wenglor's MultiCore technology and combines image processing with 1D/2D code scanning.
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Distance Sensor in August issue of 'What's New in Process Technology'
The Wenglor Y1TA100QXT3 high-performance distance sensor is a maintenance-free, fast and precise sensor that has a large measuring range and can detect objects at a distance of up to 10 m.
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Optical Sensors in June issue of 'What's New in Process Technology'
Wenglor offers maximum resolution with their extremely small sensors.