
SICK WLL180T-L432 Sensor
SICK WLL180T-L432 fiber-optic amplifier unit, part 6039099. Detects small parts in tight spaces with LL3/LL4 fibers, immune to EMC and vibration.
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SICK WLL180T-L432 fiber-optic amplifier unit, part 6039099. Detects small parts in tight spaces with LL3/LL4 fibers, immune to EMC and vibration.

SICK WT12L-2P140S03 background suppression photoelectric sensor, PNP. Fixed switching point for dark targets in front of bright machine backgrounds.

SICK WTB11-2P2461 diffuse photoelectric sensor with PNP output, part 1044442. Compact housing for conveyor and packaging object detection.

SICK WTB16P-24161120A00 diffuse photoelectric sensor, PNP. Medium W16 housing with connector interface for heavy-duty conveyor and material flow detection.

SICK GTB6SP-1GA1116EZZZ background suppression photoelectric sensor, part 1141178. Color-independent fixed switching point in a compact G6 SP housing.

SICK WL4SL-3P3232 compact retro-reflective photoelectric sensor, PNP, part 1061563. Color-independent object detection with corner-cube reflectors.

SICK WL9M4G-3P2432 retro-reflective photoelectric sensor with autocollimation optics, PNP, part 1051900. Long-range detection with corner-cube reflectors.

SICK WS12-3D2430 diffuse photoelectric sensor, part 2041879. Compact W12 housing for one-sided object detection on conveyors and packaging machines.
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