Banner Engineering’s 2008-2009 Sensor Products Catalogue delivers new sensing products and applications in an improved design. The full-colour catalogue showcases Banner’s extensive industrial product line, which includes photoelectric and special-purpose sensors as well as measurement and inspection sensors. Highlights include the expanded variety of vision sensors and lighting accessories and the latest offerings from Banner's two new product divisions, Wireless Networks and EZ-LIGHT Indicators.
Find the sensor you are looking for in Banner's newly updated catalogue
The multiple navigation options have improved usability significantly and a comprehensive selection guide that compares and contrasts sensor features has been incorporated. High-quality application illustrations show Banner sensing products solving industrial automation problems, and page references within these applications help users find the featured product. Scattered throughout are thousands of icons that directly link users with expanded and updated information on Banner's website. Users can also browse the ‘What’s New’ section for the latest innovations from the sensor experts.
In addition, the 2008-2009 Sensor Products Catalogue includes over 20 newly organised pages of accessories. These include new mounting brackets, quick-disconnect cables, mounting systems, retro-reflectors, power supplies and enclosures.
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