SICK for Use with Retroreflective Sensors, Sensor Reflector

SICK Sensor Reflector, -20°C Minimum Temperature, +65°C Maximum Temperature - PL30A

This sensor reflector is a Durable accessory designed for retroreflective sensors. It features a rectangular shape crafted from PMMA and ABS materials, ensuring reliability in various conditions. With a screw-on mounting type, it operates effectively within a temperature range of -20°C to +65°C. The reflective area measures 56mm x 28mm, providing optimal performance for industrial applications.

Features & Benefits

• Rectangular shape optimises functionality for retroreflective applications
  Screw-on installation provides straightforward and secure mounting
  Designed specifically for use with retroreflective sensors to enhance detection
  Compact size allows for versatile placement in various industrial setups

Applications

• Ideal for mounting on industrial machinery for precise sensor operation
  Utilised in automation systems to improve accuracy in object detection
  Used for enhancing signalling in conveyor systems to optimise workflow
  Suitable for various mechanical installations requiring robust reflective capabilities

How is the screw-on design beneficial for installation?

The screw-on design allows for a secure and stable attachment, ensuring the reflector remains in position even under vibrational stresses typical in industrial environments. This reliability contributes to consistent sensor performance.

What materials are used, and why are they important?

The use of PMMA and ABS materials provides excellent durability and resilience, making the reflector suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Their stability under different temperature conditions enhances the reflector's overall efficiency.

Can the installation height affect the performance of the reflector?

Yes, installation height can significantly impact the reflector's operational efficiency. Proper positioning ensures optimal interaction with the sensor, which is essential for accurate detection and signalling.

What maintenance is required to keep the reflector in good condition?

Regular inspections to ensure the reflector is free from dust or obstructions are recommended. Cleaning with a mild detergent and soft cloth will maintain its reflective properties and overall functionality.