Sensors & Switches

Sensors, and switches are essential in manufacturing and industrial processes, supporting precise control, monitoring, and automation. These components enhance efficiency, productivity, and safety.

Sensors:

• Proximity Sensors: Detect objects without physical contact using inductive, capacitive, or photoelectric technologies.
• Pressure Sensors: Measure pressure in various units (PSI, bar, kPa), commonly used in hydraulic, pneumatic, and process control systems.
• Temperature Sensors: Monitor temperature through thermocouples, RTDs, or thermistors for various environmental settings.
• Flow Sensors: Gauge the flow rate of liquids or gases, critical for process control and fluid management.
• Level Sensors: Monitor the level of liquids or solids in containers, preventing overflow or depletion.
• Photoelectric Sensors: Detect objects using light beams, useful in object detection, counting, and positioning.

Switches:

• Limit Switches: Detect the position of components, triggering functions like stopping or reversing machines.
• Push-button Switches: Manually control operations, often used in control panels and HMIs.
• Rotary Switches: Select modes or settings, frequently found in control panels and instrumentation.
• Proximity Switches: Detect object presence without contact, similar to proximity sensors but used for switching purposes.