Photoelectric Proximity Sensors-Manufacturer, Dealers, Suppliers, Exporters, Manufacturing and Trading Company/Firm
December 2, 2008
We are Manufacturer, Dealers, Suppliers, Exporters, Manufacturing Company/Firm. of Photoelectric Proximity Sensors. We offer complete range of infrared photo electric sensors with infrared beam consisting of transmitter & receiver.
These sensors consist of diffused scan type/through beam type & retro-reflective type sensors, Mark sensor detector, Slot sensor, Silver break detection, Lable sensor, Auto tap, Auto flush sensors and metal detecting proximity sensor. These sensors works on 10-24 V DC power supply, upto 100mA output current, LED indication & reverse polarity/Short circuit protection. Few Company in India, Gujarat, Ahmedabad which is a well Established Organization that excels as a Manufacture, Supply, Delears, Export, Wholesale of Laboratory Instruments.
Contact for Quairy-Inquiry: Amit Dudakiya
Mob: 91-9998010455, Fax: 91-79-25840736
E-mail: amitvc2002@yahoo.co.in
Entry Filed under: Auto flush sensors, Auto tap sensors, Infrared beam Photoelectric Proximity Sensors, Infrared photo electric sensors, Lable sensor, Mark sensor detector Sensors, Metal detecting proximity sensor, Photoelectric Proximity Sensors, Photoelectric Sensors, Proximity Sensors, Retro-Reflective type sensors, Sensors, Silver break detection Sensors, Slot sensor. Tags: Auto flush sensors, Auto tap, Infrared beam Photoelectric Proximity Sensors, Infrared photo electric sensors, Lable sensor, Mark sensor detector Sensors, Metal detecting proximity sensor, Photoelectric Proximity Sensors, Photoelectric Sensors, Proximity Sensors, Retro-Reflective type sensors, Sensors, Silver break detection Sensors, Slot sensor.
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mike dean | December 2, 2008 at 2:43 pm
Hello,
Do you have sensors for detecting broken threads in textile applications?
Thanks,
-Mike