Photoelectric label sensor

Senyd photoelectric label sensors are a specific type of photoelectric sensor that is designed to detect labels on products or packaging. These sensors are commonly used in industrial applications such as labeling, packaging, and printing to ensure accurate detection and positioning of labels.

Photoelectric label sensors work by emitting a light beam towards the label and detecting the reflection or interruption of the light beam caused by the label. This allows the sensor to accurately detect the presence, position, and alignment of labels on moving objects. These sensors are essential for ensuring proper labeling, packaging, and quality control in manufacturing processes. They are often used for tasks such as label detection, alignment, verification, and counting to improve efficiency and accuracy in production operations.
Absolute Rotary Encoder

Absolute rotary encoders provide a distinctly coded numerical value for each shaft position. In positioning tasks in particular, the absolute encoders relieve the controller of computation tasks and keep costs down by eliminating the need for additional input components. Moreover, reference runs when the machine is switched on or after power failures are no longer required as the current position value is available immediately. Parallel absolute encoders transmit the position value to the analyzing electronics through several parallel cables. Serial absolute encoders transmit their output data via standardized interfaces and protocols.

In the past, point-to-point connections were frequently set up for serial data transmission but today fieldbus

systems are being used more often.

Interfaces:

Parallel  Interface SSI-Interface CANopen MODbus PROFIBUS PROFINET

Body Styles:  Shafted |  Through Shaft |  Blind Shaft