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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 : erwin@sick.co.uk
Web : www.sick.co.uk

Article archive for SICK (UK) Ltd;

SICK UK announces machinery safety training dates(14/06/2018)

SICK UK has released more dates for its Functional Safety Training during 2018 led by its qualified Machinery Safety experts and held at convenient locations in the North and South of England.
SICK’s ReLy safety relays: “New tricks” from an old friend(10/05/2018)

When it comes to choosing the right safety relay, identifying the smallest performance improvements can result in big productivity gains.
SICK’s OD5000: High-speed precision measurement made easy(30/04/2018)

SICK has launched the OD5000 displacement sensor to provide high-performance measurement at frequencies of up to 80kHz even with fast-moving and rotating objects, and in high-speed production.
SICK launches plug-and-play ‘Snapshot’ sensor for 3D detection(25/04/2018)

SICK has launched a configurable, plug-and-play 3D detection sensor based on its Visionary-T range of industrial 3D imaging cameras, harnessing the imaging power of SICK’s single-snapshot Time-of–Flight (TOF) technology for a range of detection and collision warning duties.
Cobot collaboration delivers entry-level vision-guidance from SICK(20/03/2018)

SICK has collaborated with Universal Robots to develop an entry-level vision-guided cobot system for pick and place, quality inspection and measurement.
SICK next-generation photoelectric sensors pilot the future of sensing(27/02/2018)

SICK’s next-generation W16 and W26 smart sensors with “BluePilot” alignment are at the helm of a streamlined portfolio of photoelectric sensors, radically-upgraded to optimise ease-of-use with complete object detection reliability.
Safe network integration added to safety laser scanners(21/02/2018)

SICK expanded its next-generation microScan3 family with the addition of EtherNet/IP and PROFINET compatible variants to enable easy integration of safety laser scanners into a safe network.
Human-machine interaction passes SICK’s ‘Safety IQ’ test at MACH 2018(13/02/2018)

The 2018 MACH Show will be the platform for demonstrating SICK’s UK SafetyIQ concept, the company’s universal approach to ensuring safe, compliant personnel protection without compromising on machine availability, efficiency and productivity.
Long-range distance sensors deliver high performance laser measurement(02/02/2018)

SICK has pushed the boundaries of long-range laser sensing with the launch of the DT1000 and DL1000 distance sensors to deliver highly accurate and consistent results even in the most difficult outdoor and harsh industrial environments.
Fully-programmable stainless steel hygienic encoders for harsh environments(26/01/2018)

SICK has launched stainless steel versions of its fully-programmable DFS60 incremental encoders and AFM60 and AFS60 absolute encoders making them available for duties in hygienic and corrosive environments for the first time.
All-weather 3D sensor system for traffic management(26/01/2018)

SICK launched the TIC502 LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) traffic monitoring and warning system setting a new a benchmark for all-weather traffic control in all climate zones, day or night.
SICK’s 2D LiDAR sensor keeps it simple(20/11/2017)

When a single-field laser scanner is all that is needed, SICK’s TiM100 2D LiDAR sensor offers users a budget level solution with high-resolution object detection and ranging for factory automation and warehousing applications.
SICK SureSense – the flexible family of customisable sensors(20/10/2017)

SICK has developed the SureSense family of user-customisable photo-electric sensors - a concept that enables machine builders and plant engineers to specify from a wide-range of sensing options all within a standard technology, set-up, mounting and housing.
Versatile incremental encoders plug the technology gap(11/09/2017)

SICK launched the DUS60 incremental encoder and DUV60 measuring wheel encoder with DIP switch programmability to provide users with a versatile and economical user-configurable motion control sensor.
One Cable Technology - from zero to hero(04/09/2017)

Even the most revolutionary and beneficial technologies can take years to become endemic in machine design and production. The rapid take-up of one-cable feedback for servo motors and drives is one technology bucking this trend.