Velocity sensors

June 1, 2010

INTACTON COVIDIS velocity sensors provide speed and length measurements for production of continuous goods like cable, non-woven materials, and paper.

Features & benefits

Based on non-contact optical imaging technology, sensors measure velocity of almost any material, with any texture
0 to 50 m/sec with accuracy of ±0.05% maintained during acceleration, unlike laser Doppler instruments; LED light sources; no special safety protection required
INTACTON is Rockwell Automation Encompass partner, offers software for managing RS232 or SSI interfaces with these units

FRABA Inc.
(609) 750-8705
www.intacton.com

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