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August 1st 2006

Installers of automated conveying, handling and storage solutions will welcome the inherent features of a new retroreflective opto-sensor being introduced by Leuze Mayser.

Features of the sensor include interference proof, brightVision technology and Ultralock.

In addition to allowing much faster alignment, the new PRK 46B sensor is far easier and quicker to connect to signal cables and bright display diodes, giving allround visual operational status.

Leuze has completely reengineered the sensor so that it can be built more quickly and efficiently and the company can offer a total package of sensor benefits at an affordable price.

The new opto-sensor also has hardwear housing to IP67 and a universal mounting arrangement that enables companies to upgrade to the PRK 46B at any time.

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