Inductive Sensors (lvdt)

Application examples are often found where the standard versions of the sensors and the controller are performing at their limits. One of our special strengths is having the possibility to adapt our sensors to the individual requirements of our customers. The various measuring principles can be modified in different ways. Changes requested include, for example, modified measuring ranges, integrated controller, modified designs, mounting options or integration of different interfaces. Together we will find the best solution for your measurement task.

LVDT gauging sensors are equipped with a plunger and fitted with a return spring. The measuring probe can be interchanged with commercially available measurement probes. Measurement probes are primarily used for the measurement and inspection of work-piece geometries (length, width, diameter, thickness, depth, height, etc.).

Application examples are often found where the standard versions of the sensors and the controller are performing at their limits. For these special tasks, the measurement systems can be modified according to the customer’s individual requirements. Changes requested include, for example, modified designs, target calibration, mounting options, individual cable lengths, modified measuring ranges or sensors with integrated controller.

The high-performance optoNCDT ILR2250 laser distance sensor is used whenever large measuring ranges and high accuracy are required. The optoNCDT ILR2250 can be installed at distances up to 100 m, and even up to 150 m with a reflector film. This sensor impresses when measuring dark, structured and poorly reflecting surfaces, while providing stable measurement results to millimeter accuracy. The optoNCDT ILR2250 laser distance sensor is used in transportation, logistics and conveyance technologies as well as automation and the metals industry. This is where the sensor enables reliable measurement results even when it is, e.g., installed at a safe distance from heat emitting measuring objects. In addition, difficult-to-access places via mirrors or through glass sheets can be detected.