With a resolution of 0.1 mm and a measuring rate of 20 Hz, it is suitable for applications in fields such as logistics, automation, and the steel industry.

Micro-Epsilon K and MK draw-wire sensors measure distances from 50 mm to 8 m and can be used at temperatures from -40 °C to +85 °C, depending on the model.

The production of solar wafers starts with the raw wafers that are sawn from the so-called ingots. These must comply with a specified thickness of about 180 µm to be processed further as a good part.

Draw-wire sensors from Micro-Epsilon are ideal for both direct integration and subsequent assembly in serial OEM applications.

The optoNCDT 1220 from Micro-Epsilon is the entry-level model for precise measurements in industrial automation. This compact laser triangulation sensor measures displacement, distance and position with high precision.

Micro-Epsilon colorSENSOR CFO sensors are used for reliable color inspection of the granulate. To save resources and costs, this test is carried out very early in the process.

Precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon has extended its confocal sensor system portfolio with the new, innovative high performance series, confocalDT IFD2410 and the confocalDT IFD2415.

The dimensionCONTROL Metal Profile Gauge offers new possibilities for process control and quality assurance in metal production. The system performs precise geometrical inspection of long products in harsh industrial environments.

A powerful computer unit is now available for Micro-Epsilon's 3D sensor portfolio in the form of the Industrial Performance Unit (IPU).

To minimize the risk of fire during battery assembly, drive batteries are already checked for thermal anomalies during incoming goods inspection. The high-resolution thermal imaging camera thermoIMAGER TIM QVGA is used for this purpose.