Reliable detection as good as 10 µm resolution in compact body

With a compact size of just W20 x H44 x D25 mm the HG-C Series sensor provides high-end performance in a small, lightweight package. Five measurement ranges (400mm±200, 200mm±80, 100mm±35, 50mm±15, and 30mm±5) are available with a measurement resolution ranging from 10 µm to 300 µm depending on the model selected. The built-in display assists in setup and operation, and I/O options include a 0-5V or 4-20ma analog output alongside either one NPN or PNP transistor output as well as an external input. IO Link versions now Available!

      


  



Overwhelmingly stable

The HG-C Series is fitted with a precise CMOS image sensor and original algorithm making it possible to perform highly precise measurements in the order of 1/100mm. 

                                            

New and improved optical system

A built-in mirror allows for more accurate and stable measurements to be achieved by increasing the optical path and providing smaller sensor depth. 

                                          

Strain and heat protected

The strong-but-lightweight aluminum die-cast casing protects the unit from the impact of strain and heat on measurement accuracy. 

                                          

Analog outputs

The HG-C Series is equipped with 0 to +5 V analog output and 4 to 20 mA analog current output. Various calculations and storage can be performed when output is taken into a PLC + analog unit. 

                                          

Applications 

Measuring the hoop slack

Measuring the insertion depth of an actuator

Measuring the thickness of a panel

Measuring the thickness of a part

Controlling the dispenser head height

Controlling the mounter head height

Controlling the parallel link robot height

Install able on a food packaging line where water splashes

Detecting on-vehicle seats

Judging front or back of cover of cast parts

Measurement of a remaining functional sheet

Detecting parts through a viewing port

Detecting warpage of a circuit board

Checking for overlapped lead frames

Checking for presence of packing

Judging front or back of cover of electric parts

Detecting a seam (overlap) of functional sheet

                     



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