Di-soric Inductive Sensors | Di-soric Proximity Sensor

At IndMALL Automation, we proudly offer Di-soric inductive sensors, tailored for versatile industrial applications. Our sensors range from Ø 3 mm to M30, including up to 40 x 40 mm rectangular options. They feature robust, fully metallic constructions and can handle pressures up to 500 bar. Enhanced sensing capabilities include models with 3x to 4x the standard switching distances. Many units also boast analog outputs for precision in production and testing environments. Committed to innovation, we continuously update our offerings to suit a digitized industrial world. These sensors are designed for reliability and precision, meeting diverse industrial needs with various installation and connection options.

Di-soric Inductive Sensors: INS Standard

Size Range: Available from Ø 3 mm to M30, and rectangular designs up to 40 x 40 mm.
Durability: Includes fully metallic versions and sensors resistant to pressures up to 500 bar.
Enhanced Sensing: Offers models with 3x or 4x the standard switching distances.
Precision: Some sensors have an analog output for accurate production or testing.
Innovation: Continual enhancements to meet the demands of a digitized industrial environment.

Di-soric Miniature Inductive Sensor: INM-100

Product Types: Includes a variety of models such as DCC 4.0 V 0.8 PSK-KR0.5-TSL, DCC 4.0 V 0.8 PSK-KR-TSL, DCC 4.0 V 0.6 PSLK-E, and more.
Dimensions and Sensing: Options include 4/25 mm, 5×5/25 mm, and 3/22 mm sizes with flush mounting.
Switching Distance: Ranges from 0.6 mm to 0.8 mm.
Output Type: Available in both pnp and npn types, with configurations including NO (Normally Open) and NC (Normally Closed).
Connection Types: Connections include pigtail or cable, ranging from 0.15 m to 2 m, with M8 3-pin, A-coded connectors.

Di-soric Proximity Sensors: IND-100 Short Body

Variety of Sizes and Shapes: Available from Ø 3 mm to M30, and rectangular up to 40 x 40 mm.
Advanced Materials: Includes fully metallic and pressure-resistant models up to 500 bar.
Enhanced Features: Offers sensors with extended switching distances and analog outputs for precision.
Installation Options: Flush, non-flush, and quasi-flush types.
Connectivity: Options include cables or connectors, with materials like PVC or Polyurethane.

Disoric Proximity Sensor: INC-400

Variety: Available from Ø 3 mm to M30, and in rectangular forms up to 40 x 40 mm.
Durability: Includes fully metallic and pressure-resistant models up to 500 bar.
Extended Range: Notable for their large operating distances.
Output Options: Features analog outputs for precise applications.
Installation Types: Flush, non-flush, and quasi-flush available.
Connections: Offers both cable and connector options in various materials.

Our lineup spans from the compact Ø 3 mm to the robust M30 sizes, including versatile rectangular options up to 40 x 40 mm. Each sensor is engineered to withstand challenging environments with fully metallic builds and can handle pressures up to 500 bar. Our sensors excel in extended sensing ranges, offering up to 4x the standard switching distances. This capability is coupled with precise analog outputs, ideal for both intricate production setups and rigorous testing procedures. As we embrace a digitized industrial age, IndMALL Automation is committed to continuous advancements, ensuring our sensors meet and exceed the dynamic needs of modern industries. From standard applications to specialized demands, our Di-soric sensors provide unmatched reliability and innovation, ensuring you receive maximum value and performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the range of Di-soric inductive sensors?

Di-soric inductive sensors are available in a variety of sizes, from Ø 3 mm to M30. They also come in rectangular shapes up to 40 x 40 mm. These sensors are designed to accommodate diverse industrial applications, ensuring flexibility and precision across different operational contexts.

What is the principle of Namur sensor?

Namur sensors operate based on the principle of inductive coupling. These sensors detect the presence of metallic objects without physical contact. They function at low energy levels, compatible with intrinsically safe circuits. Namur sensors are typically used in hazardous areas, ensuring safe and reliable operation under strict safety standards.

What is the difference between PNP and NAMUR?

PNP and NAMUR sensors differ primarily in their output and application. PNP sensors provide a positive output that switches power to the load, suitable for general industrial environments. NAMUR sensors, however, generate a low-energy signal ideal for explosive or hazardous areas, enhancing safety with intrinsically safe operation.