Guide To Suppliers

SICK’s Tim1 and Tim2 2D LiDAR sensors have been developed with simplicity and economy in mind to enable the rapid set-up of area monitoring, presence detection and collision avoidance, even in the smallest of machine spaces.

SICK has developed a customisable, active collision warning system for manned forklifts, the SICK Backup Assistance System (BAS), which alerts drivers to prevent collisions with people or objects, where their view is restricted, for example, by blind spots or during reversing.

SICK has launched an ultra-compact and ultra-powerful all-in-one 2D vision sensor, the InspectorP611, which can be set up rapidly to conduct highly-reliable inline machine vision inspections even in the tightest of machine spaces, or when mounted on robot arms.

SICK has developed its next-generation SLG-2 light grids to combine higher levels of optical performance with smart sensor capability in an ultra-slim housing.

SICK has launched the IQB2S family of inductive safety switches to provide designers and operators with a unique, cuboid-shaped non-contact device – as small as a matchbox – that can be fitted easily into the smallest machine spaces.

SICK has announced that its new LiveConnect web service will be the standard for bringing live data from SICK sensors to its digital twins in the Cloud, supporting customer progress towards Industry 4.0 digitilisation.

An innovative non-contact radar sensing technology from SICK is opening up the prospect of robust and reliable real-time monitoring of the levels of liquids and bulk solids in challenging industrial applications.

SICK has added the Flexi Compact to its portfolio of safety controllers, featuring a modular, compact and scalable design that focuses on space saving, responsive performance and ease of use.