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Compact reflex sensors for reliable detection of brass waves with blue light, red light or laser

How can brass shafts be reliably detected?

For the reliable detection of brass waves between 4 and 32 mm, wenglor offers compact reflex sensors with blue light, laser or red light. Precise, contactless and flexibly parameterizable – ideal for highly reflective surfaces and limited installation space.

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The wenglor Smart Camera B60 automatically classifies small metal components

How can small metal valve plates be distinguished?

How can small valve plates made of metal (Ø 25 mm) be reliably distinguished? With the Smart Camera B60, wenglor enables reliable variant and side control directly in the pick-and-place process. Integrated image processing recognizes patterns, contours, and surface features in real time – even with reflective metal surfaces. In this way, each valve plate in the compressor is clearly identified and correctly positioned – for maximum process and quality reliability in compressor production.

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Two products are on display, one from the MLSL1 series and one from the MLSL2 series.

How can a 2D/3D displacement sensor be operated in smart mode?

Operating a 2D/3D profile sensor without an external evaluation unit saves space and reduces the integration effort. The article shows how profile sensors of the MLSL and MLWL series are put into operation in the Smart mode “Smart weCat3D” – from firmware testing to connection to uniVision 2 for efficient 2D/3D profile measurement.

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The picture shows four sensors side by side These are the MLSL and MLWL profile sensors.

How do I update the firmware of my MLSL or MLWL profile sensors correctly?

Firmware updates are crucial for stable operation of MLSL and MLWL profile sensors. The article shows step by step how to check, update and correctly update the firmware of your weCat3D sensors to version 2.3.0 or higher – including notes on linearization tables, update processes and safety instructions for reliable operation with uniVision 3.

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