ifm - South Africa

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Inductive sensors for mining
June 2012, Sensors & Transducers

The IFC229 inductive sensors from ifm electronic have a long 4–22 mm sensing range over the whole temperature range. They are resistant to aggressive oils and coolants and provide protection against mechanical ...
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Safe detection and monitoring of standstill
June 2012, Sensors & Transducers

The new standstill monitor from ifm electronic safely monitors rotational or linear movements for standstill using a unit equipped with a reliable and redundant pulse evaluation system. Microprocessors ...
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Safety rope pull switches
May 2012, Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays

The new ZB0050/1 safety rope pull switches from ifm electronic can detect safety-related switching where large danger areas have to be secured and where housings or covers are not possible. Safety rope ...
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Hygienic pressure sensors
May 2012, Sensors & Transducers

The PI27/ PI28 series pressure sensors from ifm electronic have clearly visible LED displays that cannot only be connected as three- or four-wire units but also as two-wire units in a current loop. This ...
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Vision sensor for object detection
April 2012, Sensors & Transducers

The new 02V vision sensor from ifm electronic monitors presence, position, size and quality, as well as sorting tasks in packaging, manufacturing and quality control applications. The 02V is a combined ...
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Capacitive touch sensors for installation on walls
April 2012, Sensors & Transducers

The new KT series of capacitive touch sensors from ifm electronic are designed for wall installation and can be used as stop/start buttons on mobile machines. The sensors can also be used as door openers. ...
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Remote maintenance and diagnosis for mobile machines
April 2012, Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration

A consequence of globalisation is that the distance to the customer keeps increasing. Costs for the provision of services are rising and it is more important than ever to minimise downtime in the case ...
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Hydrostatic level measurement in hazardous areas
April 2012, Level Measurement & Control

The new hydrostatic submersible pressure transmitters from ifm electronic have ATEX, IECEx and GL approvals and are thus especially suitable for hazardous areas. Further advantages for the user include ...
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Inductive sensors for the mining industry
March 2012, Sensors & Transducers

In all automated and mining processes inductive sensors are absolutely necessary to provide the PLC with information. The sensors supply the necessary signals on positions, limit or serve as pulse pick-ups ...
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Conveyor control system from ifm elecronic
March 2012, PI SA (PROFIBUS & PROFINET SA), System Integration & Control Systems Design

In the mining industry there are many conveyors that transport the raw material from underground facilities to the processing plant. The mineral bearing rock has to be moved over a long distance via robust ...
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Capacitive level sensors for the mining industry
March 2012, Sensors & Transducers

Capacitive level sensors are used for the non-contact detection of any objects. In contrast to inductive sensors, which only detect metallic objects, capacitive sensors can also detect nonmetallic materials. The ...
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Temperature switch with a longer temperature sensor
February 2012, Temperature Measurement

The TK temperature switch from ifm electronic is available in five versions, with a temperature setting range between -25 and +140°C. Each version has either two separate switch points with fixed hysteresis ...
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