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The simple parameter transfer via IO-Link facilitates sensor replacement in the event of a fault, and minimises downtimes in production. With a long range of up to 25 mm, and a minimum linearity deviation of less than 1% for the flush version and less than 2,5% for the non-flush version, the robust IP67 sensors offer maximum precision and reliability in a wide range of applications, for example in the mechanical engineering, packaging, energy and automotive sectors. The proven rectangular CK40 design allows space-saving, flexible installation solutions that are easy to implement. The sensor head can be positioned easily in five directions using the tool supplied.
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