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SICK (UK) Ltd

Waldkirch House
39 Hedley Road
St Albans
Hertfordshire
AL1 5BN
United Kingdom

Telephone : 01727 831121
Fax : 01727 856767
Email : info@sick.co.uk
Web : www.sick.co.uk

Article archive for SICK (UK) Ltd;

SICK goes the distance with its miniature PowerProx sensor(09/07/2020)

SICK has shrunk its versatile, high-performance PowerProx sensor into a space-saving miniature housing to reach the longest distances ever achieved with such a compact device.
Joining the dots with sensor integration devices(30/06/2020)

There was a time when sensors were simple switches, and their manufacturers just hardware suppliers. All that has changed. Sensors are the ‘eyes and ears’ that collect data on the front line of production and logistics operations. Equipped with ever-smaller microprocessors, they have become intelligent.
SICK launches its IntegrationSpace digital services platform(30/06/2020)

SICK has established a new web-based platform, SICK IntegrationSpace, to be the home for its growing data-based digital software and services portfolio.
SICK switches up its cylindrical inductive safety sensor offering(15/06/2020)

SICK has launched the SICK IME2S inductive proximity safety switch for safe and easy non-contact position and safe area monitoring to help prevent accidents and unwanted collisions in production and logistics environments up to PL d (EN ISO 13849) safety requirements.
Keep distance easily with the PeopleCounter and DistanceGuard(10/06/2020)

SICK is reacting to new developments to slow the spread of the Covid-19 virus with its new PeopleCounter and DistanceGuard SensorApps.
SICK’s FTMg 4-in1 flow meter promises big energy savings(11/05/2020)

SICK’s new FTMg thermal flow meter simultaneously measures gas flow, pressure and temperature.
SICK SensorApps ensure smooth docking for pallets and dollies(14/04/2020)

A 3D camera and SensorApp solution from SICK has enabled rapid, damage-free guidance of automated and driver-assisted high-bay forklifts into pallet pockets, as well as the precise and efficient pick-up of dollies by automated guided vehicles (AGVs).
SICK conquers new frontiers with world’s smallest safety laser scanner(08/01/2020)

SICK has launched the world’s smallest safety laser scanner, the nanoScan3, designed for easy and economical integration into the smallest of machine designs, particularly for automated guided vehicles, carts, mobile platforms and service robots.
SICK shrinks UHF RFID read/writing with smallest industrial device(15/08/2019)

SICK has launched the smallest industrial UHF RFID read/write device of its kind, the RFU610, creating new opportunities to integrate RFID track and trace capability in automated machines and mobile vehicles across production, materials handling, and logistics environments.
SICK opens doors of its Industry 4.0 smart factory to PPMA visitors(29/07/2019)

SICK is inviting PPMA Total Show visitors to gain an exclusive behind-the-scenes insight into its new Industry 4.0 smart sensor production facility in Freiburg, Southern Germany.
SICK ventures outdoors with safety laser scanner certified to IEC TS 62998(24/07/2019)

SICK UK has announced the launch of the outdoorScan3, the first laser scanner in the world to be safety-certified for use outdoors.
SICK launches hygienic stainless-steel safety light curtain(11/06/2019)

With a hygienic stainless-steel housing exclusively developed to meet stringent pharmaceutical industry requirements, the SICK TWINOX4 safety light curtain is resistant to aggressive cleaning and decontamination regimes.
Joining the Industry 4.0 dots: The IO-Link encoder(03/05/2019)

IO-Link is a breakthrough technology that has achieved rapid and widespread acceptance over the past five years and helped ‘join the dots’ for many industrial processes working towards Industry 4.0.
4Sight Automatic Print Inspection System ‘gets the message’(25/04/2019)

A collaboration between SICK and AutoCoding Systems has resulted in the launch of the first fully-automatic smart vision inspection system for printed coding and marking on food, pharmaceutical and other consumer goods packaging.
Sensing the way forward to a mobile future(04/02/2019)

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and their smaller cousins Automated Guided Carts (AGCs) promise to free more production environments from the slavery of fixed lines, conveyors and linear processes and make workflows more flexible.