Waycon Laser Sensors | Laser Displacement Sensor

At IndMALL Automation, we provide an extensive range of Waycon Laser Sensors known for their precision and reliability. These include models like the LAS series, with a measurement range up to 800 mm and a resolution of 2 µm, and the LAR series, offering a linearity of ±0.1% across varying ranges. The LAH-G1 and LAW models cater to even more specialized needs, with high-frequency capabilities and multiple output options, all within a robust IP67-rated housing. These sensors are ideal for high-precision positioning and distance measurement in industrial environments.

Waycon Laser Sensors: LAS

Measurement Ranges: 10 mm to 800 mm.
Resolution: 2 µm.
Linearity: Maximum linearity deviation of ±6 µm.
Frequency: Maximum frequency of 5 kHz.
Output Options: 0…10 V and 4…20 mA.
Protection Class: IP67, dust and water-resistant.

Waycon Laser Distance Sensors: LAR

Measurement Ranges: 10, 30, 70, 160, 400 mm.
Repeatability: Maximum 10 µm.
Linearity: Maximum linearity deviation of ±0.1%.
Frequency: Maximum frequency of 660 Hz.
Output Options: 0…5 V, 4…20 mA, PNP, NPN.
Protection Class: IP67, ensuring dust and water resistance.

Waycon Laser Displacement Sensor: LAH-G1

Measurement Ranges: 4 mm to 300 mm.
Resolution: Maximum 0.5 µm.
Linearity: Maximum deviation of ±0.1%.
Frequency: Up to 5 kHz.
Output Types: 0…10 V; 3.2…20.8 mA; PNP; NPN.
Protection Class: IP67, providing robust dust and water resistance.

Laser Sensors Waycon: LAW

Range: 4 mm.
Resolution: Maximum 0.06 µm.
Linearity: Maximum deviation of ±2 µm.
Frequency: Up to 30 kHz.
Output Options: 0…10 V, 4…20 mA, Ethernet TCP/IP.
Protection Class: IP67, ensuring robust dust and water resistance.

At IndMALL Automation, explore our range of Waycon Laser Sensors, expertly designed for high-precision measurements in various industrial applications. These sensors excel in distance measurement, with models like the LAS offering ranges up to 800 mm and high resolution. For complex surfaces or dynamic environments, the LAH-G1 and LAW models provide advanced capabilities and robust designs, ensuring reliable performance under any conditions. Each model is tailored to meet specific industrial demands with high linearity, frequency, and advanced output options including Ethernet TCP/IP for comprehensive connectivity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the uses of laser sensor?

Laser sensors are used in a variety of applications due to their precision and reliability. They are commonly employed for collision avoidance, ensuring safety in vehicles and robotic systems. They also excel in level measurement for both liquids and solids, making them ideal for industrial storage and processing. Additionally, laser sensors are used in profiling conveyor belts, detecting proximity, positioning objects, and monitoring equipment, contributing significantly to operational efficiency and automation in various industries.

What are the type of laser sensors?

Laser Distance Sensors: Measure the distance to an object with high accuracy.
Displacement Sensors: Detect and measure the change in position of an object.
Laser Projectors: Used for guidance in manufacturing and construction, projecting laser lines or shapes for alignment and positioning.

Are laser sensors digital or analog?

Laser sensors can be either digital or analog. Displacement sensors, which use laser beams and triangulation to determine the distance of an object, are available in both formats. This versatility allows them to be integrated into various technological environments, providing flexibility in how data is processed and utilized.