SICKRT-P3233Proximity Photoelectric Sensor, Block Sensor, 60 → 900 mm Detection Range

Overview

The inductive IMB proximity sensor is a byword for reliability in harsh working conditions, whether it is in contact with cooling lubricants or being used outdoors. With its extended sensing ranges, made highly precise thanks to the use of SICK ASIC technology, the IMB ensures reliable, stable processes. What's more, its wide-ranging specification limits allow the IMB to be used in applications where specialist devices were once the only solution – a huge benefit when it comes to product selection and warehousing. The optical adjustment indicator and self-locking nuts save time during commissioning and help cut down on errors.

Communication via IO-Link is also possible, creating more flexibility and adding more functions for automation applications. With an extensive standard product portfolio available, even special devices can be put into action quickly and easily.

At a glance

Types: M8 to M30

Extended sensing ranges: 2 mm to 20 mm

Electrical configuration: DC 3-/4-wire, DC 2-wire

Enclosure rating: IP 68, IP 69K

Temperature range: –40 °C to +100 °C

Rugged stainless-steel housing

plastic sensing face

Optical adjustment indicator, IO-Link-ready

Resistant to oils and cooling lubricants

suitable for use outdoors

Your Benefit

Straightforward product selection as fewer sensor variants are required – one sensor suits a whole range of applications

Stable processes thanks to extended, highly precise sensing ranges enabled through the use of the latest SICK ASIC technology

Reduced machine downtimes thanks to longer sensor service life, even in harsh working conditions

Quick and easy installation thanks to optical adjustment indicator and self-locking nuts

High degree of flexibility and communication options thanks to IO-Link

Easy to implement customer-specific variants within the standard product portfolio

Applications

Automatic wheel separating in the conveying line

Automated tire separating in the conveying line

Automated load picking and transfer

Zero pressure accumulation and zone control on conveyor belts

Conveying and zone control without dynamic pressure

Controlled load transfer to automated guided vehicle systems

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