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Micro-Epsilon has extended its true-colour recognition CFO series with a new controller model.

In many applications, the cable exit from a sensor has little impact on its installation location, but when it comes to mounting sensors in tight spaces such as pipes and tubes then every millimetre counts!

Micro-Epsilon has introduced two new sensors to its capaNCDT range of non-contact capacitive displacement sensors.

Micro-Epsilon has expanded its confocalDT range of confocal controllers with two new industrial-grade controllers for distance and thickness measurements on a variety of materials, including dark or rough surfaces.

Micro-Epsilon continues the development of its optoNCDT 1900 series of laser triangulation sensors with the addition of the optoNCDT 1900-EtherCAT.

Tata Steel is using a thermoIMAGER TIM M-1 thermal imaging camera from Micro-Epsilon with a short 1µm wavelength, as well as a thermoIMAGER TIM 400T 1500 long-wavelength thermal imaging camera, to measure the surface temperature before and after descaling. This allows the company to assess ‘descalability’ and heat loss based on nozzle pressure/flow and descaling speed.

Micro-Epsilon has extended its optoNCDT ILR2250-100 range of non-contact laser distance sensors with an integrated heating and cooling version that is suitable for use in ambient temperatures from -40°C up to +65°C, enabling the sensor to be used in permanent outdoor distance measurement applications.

Micro-Epsilon has introduced a thermal imaging camera with an Ethernet interface and automatic hotspot finder function, enabling the camera to be operated autonomously without a PC, for automatic monitoring of hot and cold spots in a wide range of applications.