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Sensor provides superior durability and precision measurement

RET Automation Controls

has expanded

its family of L-GAGE laser sensors with the

new LTF Series. Featuring time-of-flight

technology, the laser measurement sensor

ensures accurate distance measurements

out to 12 m.

By emitting a pulsed light, the LTF meas-

ures the amount of time for the light to

reflect off the object and return to the sensor

to calculate the distance.This enables sens-

ing in long-range applications, including

loop control, part presence or absence and

fill level. The LTF offers the best-in-class

combination of accuracy, repeatability and

range. Designed with a Class 2 laser emit-

ter with small, highly visible spot, the LTF

provides easy sensor alignment and high

excess gain.The same sensor that provides

repeatability of less than 3 mm and accuracy

of plus or minus 10 mm can also reliably de-

tect dark targets past 7 m and white targets

at 12 m.In addition to precision distance

measurement, the LTF delivers consistent

detection of targets regardless of the angle,

environmental conditions or ambient light

conditions. The dynamically adjusted laser

sensor can also sense objects with varying

materials and shapes.

The laser power increases output for dark

targets or objects at steep angles, while

reducing power for shiny targets.

“No other sensor on the market is going

to give you the same combination of range,

repeatability and accuracy as the LTF,”

said Brad Ragozzino, Technical Mar-

keting Engineer, Banner Engineering.

“With high excess gain, high reliability

and durable performance, the LTF en-

sures accurate sensing for challenging

targets.”

Enquiries: RET Automation Controls.

BrandonTopham. Email

brandon.topham@retautomation.com

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