The increase in automation of production processes leads to the result that machines and plants must be equipped with controls and sensors. Sensors are the sensory organs of the machines.

They monitor the position of machine parts, detect errors and damage to tools, and verify part attributes which increase the flow of material and speed of operation.

Sensors are needed, in order to satisfy the demand of increased flexibility of production lines as well as for automated quality control, enhanced industrial safety, material and energy conservation. Sensors must be able to adapt to their environment and other systems to be able to communicate. To see a detailed list of what’s new, click here…

Section	Description
i	Introduction.pdf
1	Inductive Sensors
2	Photoelectric Sensors
3	Machine Vision
4	Capacitive Sensors
5	Cylinder & Valve Sensors
6	Connectivity
7	Accessories
o	Extended Selection Guide
t	Technical Reference.pdf
p	Index.pdf

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*Remote Systems are no longer included in this catalog. Click here for the '07 Catalog section.