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Omron E39-S65A, , E39 Series Slit for Use with E3Z-T Series Sensor

Name: Omron E39-S65A, , E39 Series Slit for Use with E3Z-T Series Sensor
Brand: OMRON
SKU: E39-S65A
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Part Number : E39-S65A

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Omron E39 Series Sensor Reflector, Stainless Steel - E39-S65A

This sensor reflector is a vital accessory designed for enhanced performance with specific sensors. Constructed from durable stainless steel, it is intended for use with slit applications. Ideal for the E3Z-T series, this reflector ensures optimal sensing across various industrial environments, enabling precise detection where necessary.

Features & Benefits

• Constructed from robust stainless steel for durability
• Compatible with E3Z-T series for seamless integration
• Supports slit usage for accurate object detection
• Enhanced resistance to environmental factors ensures longevity
• Easy to install and adjust for varied sensing distances

Applications

• Utilised with slit sensors for detecting small objects
• Ideal for requiring precise background suppression
• Enhances detection capabilities in automated manufacturing lines
• Suitable for monitoring positions in industrial machinery
• Effective for detecting translucent or transparent materials

How does the stainless steel construction benefit the usage?

The stainless steel construction ensures resilience against wear and tear while providing resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for prolonged use in various industrial environments.

What maintenance is required for optimal performance?

Regular cleaning with a soft, damp cloth is sufficient to maintain clarity and performance. Avoid using abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.

How does it improve the reliability of detection?

The reflector's design eliminates interference from installation variables, leading to more stable detection of objects regardless of their background or colour.