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PEPPERL+FUCHS FACTORY AUTOMATION
Founded in 1945 and headquartered in Mannheim, Germany, Pepperl+Fuchs specialises in industrial automation and sensor technology. The company develops inductive sensors, photoelectric and ultrasonic sensors, encoders, identification systems, industrial interfaces and explosion protection equipment. Its solutions support factory and process automation, including installations in hazardous areas. By combining sensing, industrial communication and diagnostic capabilities, Pepperl+Fuchs enhances operational reliability and equipment integration. With a global manufacturing and service network, it serves the chemical, pharmaceutical, automotive, logistics and machinery industries.
www.pepperl-fuchs.com
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Ethernet IO Modules with Multiprotocol Functionality and M12 Power Plugs: Now Also with Integrated Eight-Way IO-Link Master
The Standard for I4.0 Solutions: The new Ethernet IO modules from Pepperl+Fuchs support all common Ethernet protocols, such as PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, and EtherCAT, in a single device. The integrated IO-Link master function allows comprehensive diagnosis and parameterization. The L-coded M12 power plug provides a current of up to 16 A and reduces installation costs. Modules with an integrated logic function can tackle autonomous applications, completely replace control panels, or deal only with status messages. As such, these fieldbus modules form the foundation for Industry 4.0 solutions.
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Light Section and Vision Sensors Perfectly Combined in One Device Ready-to-use solutions for comparison and surveillance tasks
The light section sensors from the SmartRunner range uniquely combine a high-precision light section sensor and vision sensor into one compact device.
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R100 and R101
The R100 and R101 are available in standard, assembly-compatible housing designs and offer photoelectric sensors for both detection and measurement. They include thru-beam sensors, retroreflective sensors, including those with polarization filter, foreground suppression or for detection of transparent objects, energetic reflection light scanners and those with background suppression, as well as light barriers and distance sensors for measurement tasks.
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KE5 AS-Interface Module with Push-in Front Connector
19 mm in Width, Quicker to Install, Intelligent Display Solution How could AS-Interface be made even better? By enhancing the convenience with which connections are established, speeding up the installation process, and saving on space in the switch cabinet — space that can be expensive. The central digit display is easy to read, even in the dark.
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Always the Right Connection
More than 15 Years of Connector Expertise from Pepperl+Fuchs For more than 15 years, Pepperl+Fuchs has been offering exactly the right connection technology for your automation solution. Whether in the field of mechanical engineering, welding, material handling, mobile applications, or in the process industry—we supply connection technology tailored perfectly to your application.
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Sensor Technology 4.0: In-Line Sensor Management with SmartBridge
Smartphones and Tablets Serving as Convenient Operating and Display Tools for Industrial Sensors
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OPC 120: Code Readers with an Innovative Polarization Filter that Reads Even on Reflective Surfaces
Vision Sensors today can be highly sophisticated systems, as illustrated by the new OPC 120 Series code reader for 1-D and 2-D codes. In addition to its functionality, compact design, and high speed, the special features of this device include a polarization filter for reading high-gloss materials and a PROFINET connection.
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Cold Store Scanner with Intelligent Heating
Can be used universally from chilled to warm conditions
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OHV100 and OHV200: read 1D and 2D codes in to PCs, smartphones and tablets
For part detection and goods allocation, handheld scanners for 1D and 2D codes are an indispensable tool in day-to-day industrial operations. Crucial in terms of their efficiency are a high reading performance, ease of use, and additional functions that make the user's job easier. These include flexible options for adapting the handheld scanner to the respective application and connection to smartphones and tablet PCs.
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