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Contrinex's Swarf immune inductive sensors help you 'show your mettle'.

Contrinex's, 'got you covered' even when your inductive sensor is covered with swarf and metal chips as our new Chip-Immune, one-piece stainless-steel, IP68 and IP69K rated inductives are immune to fragments of iron, aluminium, stainless-steel, brass, copper or titanium. Find out more at www.tiny.cc/CTX_Swarf

Even when covered with chips of metal or swarf, these robust, impact and abrasion resilient sensors reliably detect targets made of these iron, aluminium, stainless steel, brass, copper or titanium.

They excel in the harsh environments of the machining industry, with IP68 / IP69K protection ratings; a wide operating temperature range from -25 to +85°C; and sensing ranges of 3mm (M12), 5mm (M18), or 12mm (M30) with repeatability from 0.2mm (M12) to 0.8mm (M30).

Overview:
-€¢ Housing choice of M12, M18 or M30
-€¢ Detection not influenced by chips of iron, aluminium, stainless steel, brass, copper or titanium
-€¢ Detects targets made of the above metals
-€¢ Robust: one-piece stainless-steel housing, protection rating IP68 and IP69K
-€¢ Temperature range -25 to +85°C (-13 to +185°F)
-€¢ Operating distance 3, 5 or 12 mm
-€¢ IO-Link

Download Datasheets:
Click for M12 Inductive sensor datasheet - DW-AS-713-M12-967
Click for M18 inductive sensor datasheet - DW-AS-713-M18-967
Click for M30 inductive sensor datasheet - DW-AS-713-M30-967

For more information, please contact:

Contrinex UK Ltd
Lyth Farm
Ombersley
Worcester
Worcestershire
WR9 0LG
Tel:  +44 (0)121 5822258
Email: salesuk@contrinex.com
Web:  www.contrinex.com

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