1. Laser Photoelectric Sensor
Laser photoelectric sensors detect objects using a focused laser beam. These sensors are ideal for detecting very small objects or targets at long distances. They are commonly used in packaging lines, conveyor systems, and automated machinery.
2. Laser Distance Sensor
Laser distance sensors measure the exact distance between the sensor and an object. These sensors are widely used for level measurement, positioning systems, and industrial automation where high accuracy is required.
3. Laser Through-Beam Sensor
Through-beam sensors consist of two separate units: a transmitter and a receiver. When an object blocks the laser beam between them, the sensor detects the presence of the object. This type is ideal for long-distance detection and high reliability.
4. Laser Retro-Reflective Sensor
Retro-reflective sensors use a reflector to bounce the laser beam back to the sensor. When an object interrupts the beam, detection occurs. These sensors are commonly used in conveyor belts and packaging systems.
5. Laser Diffuse Sensor
Laser diffuse sensors detect objects by sensing the reflected laser light from the object's surface. They do not require a reflector and are suitable for short-range detection applications.
6. Laser Triangulation Sensor
Laser triangulation sensors are designed for high-precision measurement applications such as thickness measurement, profile scanning, and height detection. These sensors provide very accurate measurement data.