Leuze GS63B/66.3-S8 Fork Photoelectric Sensor

Leuze GS63B/66.3-S8 Fork Photoelectric Sensor

Part No. 50143910

The Leuze GS63B/66.3-S8 Fork Photoelectric Sensor is a high-performance optical sensor designed for the detection of non-transparent labels in automated systems. This sensor utilizes infrared LED technology with a wavelength of 940 nm, ensuring fast and reliable detection in packaging and material handling systems. The 3 mm mouth width and 61 mm depth provide optimal detection for a variety of label types.

Operating with a 10,000 Hz switching frequency and a rapid 0.05 ms response time, the sensor excels in high-speed conveyor applications. It offers a digital switching output with push-pull transistor switching, making it versatile for integration into complex automation systems. The IP67-rated housing (die-cast zinc) ensures durability and protection against dust and water, while the plastic lens cover provides additional safety for the internal components.

With easy integration through its M8 connector and the ability to teach-in labels using a simple teach button, this sensor is ideal for dynamic environments where precise label detection is required.

Key features :-

Applications :-

• Label Detection in Automated Packaging
  Perfect for detecting non-transparent labels in high-speed packaging lines, ensuring accurate labeling.
• Conveyor System Integration
  Supports high-speed conveyors with its 10,000 Hz switching frequency and 0.05 ms response time for real-time label detection.
• Material Handling & Sorting
  Ideal for sorting applications in automated systems where accurate detection of small or partially obscured labels is critical.
• Flexible Label Gap Detection
  The sensor can detect labels in gaps, making it useful for ensuring proper label placement and alignment in automated production lines.
• Efficient Label Teach-In for Fast Setup
  With the teach button for quick and simple label learning, this sensor is easy to set up in dynamic production environments.

Precautions:

• Ensure Correct Wiring: Incorrect connections can cause sensor failure
• Avoid Overvoltage: Operating within 10-30V DC prevents damage
• Protect from Extreme Heat: Avoid installing near high-temperature sources
• Regular Cleaning: Keep the optical lens free from dust and debris for optimal performance

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