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Baumer Unveils Contrast Sensor to Detect Print Marks

Baumer has recently unveiled the FKDK 14 contrast sensor to detect print marks. The device provides quick and accurate data.

This makes it a cost -effective solution for deployment in packaging and printing equipment. It uses white light as the primary source of light to be able to track print marks of all colors.

It features a high throughput speed to reduce the response time to 50µs. This feature allows users to achieve short throughput times. The device is compact and space efficient. It can be incorporated into any equipment without difficulty. The 2-point teach-in procedure is uncomplicated and can be conducted easily during the process.

Since the light source is white light, the contrast sensor can reliably detect print marks of all colors, even with a slight contrast to the background. The switching status is indicated with an LED, which is clearly visible through the transparent housing base of the contrast scanner.

The device is ideal for use in applications such as packaging and graphic printing equipment. It detects print marks and printing plates. This diffuse contrast sensing device integrates short response time and a compact footprint with a white light source.

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