Inductive Proximity Sensors – SICK

Description:
SICK Inductive Proximity Sensors are non-contact metal detection devices used in virtually all industrial automation applications. They are robust, precise, and long-lasting, capable of detecting metal objects reliably even in harsh or explosive environments. With advanced ASIC technology, these sensors provide high precision, repeatability, and flexibility for a wide range of applications.

Key Features / Specifications

Sensing Principle: Inductive (metal detection)
Detection Target: Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
Sensor Types: Cylindrical, Rectangular, Tubular, and Special designs
Operating Distance: Single, double, or triple sensing ranges (model dependent)
Output Type: PNP / NPN, NO / NC, Analog (optional)
Switching Frequency: Up to several kHz (model dependent)
Power Supply: 10–30 V DC
Housing Material: Plastic / Metal
Protection Class: IP65 / IP67 / IP68
Operating Temperature: –25 °C to +70 °C (typical, model dependent)
Special Versions: Explosion-proof, high-temperature, or harsh environment models
Mounting: Flexible; standard or custom mounting