Sick Flexi Line interface
22 December, 2014 | SICK Pty Ltd
Sick Flexi Line is an interface for the safe networking of up to 32 Flexi Soft stations, making it possible to map modular machine structures in a consistent and efficient way - at a distance of up to 1000 m between two stations.
Sick GR18 cylindrical photoelectric sensors
14 July, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdSick GR18 cylindrical photoelectric sensors are suitable for detecting presence and positioning in a wide range of applications. The sensors are suitable for both space-saving and flexible mounting solutions as no special bracket is needed.
Sick Lector 620 OCR code reader
27 June, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdThe Lector 620 OCR code reader is designed for reading and comparing plain text and simultaneous identification of conventional 1D and 2D codes in packaging applications.
Sick DeltaPac Sensor for object detection in gapless conveyor throughput
25 June, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdDeltaPac is a photoelectric sensor which enables the detection of individual objects, even where they are lined up end to end, forming a gapless, continuous stream.
Sick RapCo rapid changeover system for packaging machines
25 June, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdRapCo is a complete plug-and-play rapid changeover system for automated format adjustment in packaging machines, consisting of positioning drives, sensors, a control unit, software, a display and wiring.
Sick TranspaTect optoelectronic sensor
24 June, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdTranspaTect is an optoelectronic sensor for detecting, counting or positioning transparent objects and optically critical surfaces. The machine has no reflector, which simplifies machine design, cuts commissioning costs, and prevents problems involving replacement due to contamination.
Sick Flexi Loop safety sensor integration
23 June, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdThe Flexi Loop safety controller enables the cascading of safe switches and sensors, with which safety doors and servicing panels on machines are protected.
Sick Inox sensors
16 May, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdSick's Inox hygienic sensor solutions are said to contribute to constant increases in efficiency in all areas of the food and beverage industry. The hygienic design and the careful selection of materials used are based on various norms, standards and regulations to ensure safety, should direct contact with food or raw materials occur.
Sick RFU620 UHF RFID read/write device
08 May, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdThe Sick RFU620 UHF RFID read/write unit offers a solution for the identification of containers, boxes or the correct aisle. It supports universal use even in extreme applications such as on stackers and in deep-freeze stores, or simply as a Kanban station.
Sick Lector 65x camera-based code reader
07 May, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdThe Lector 65x matrix camera is part of SICK's family of image-based code readers. The product comes with 2 or 4 megapixel camera resolution and wide angle for a large working field.
Sick hygienic-design mounting system
30 April, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdIn ensuring product safety, the pharmaceutical and food processing industries have tough requirements for the machines and components they use. In order to meet these demands, Sick has developed a hygienic-design mounting system.
Sick G10 photoelectric sensor
29 April, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdThe Sick G10 photoelectric sensor requires minimal effort for setting and offers a high level of detection reliability and flexible 360° alignment.
Sick DeltaPac MultiTask photoelectric sensor
31 March, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdFor higher efficiency and quality in the packaging industry, the DeltaPac MultiTask photoelectric sensor utilises Delta-S-Technology, which combines four PinPoint emitters and two receivers with SIRIC and distance measurement technology.
Sick DeltaPac photoelectric sensor
12 March, 2014 | SICK Pty LtdTraditionally, it has been necessary to separate packages in order to count or detect them with the aid of photoelectric sensors (for example). The DeltaPac photoelectric sensor from Sick enables objects to be reliably detected in a gapless product flow.
Sick LFP INOX level sensor for foaming media
06 December, 2013 | SICK Pty LtdThe sensor can detect the difference between liquid media and foams or adhesions due to its time domain reflectometry (TDR) measuring principle (ie, a guided microwave).
