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Laser scanner
Laser scanners are optoelectronic safety devices designed for industrial perimeter protection and area monitoring. These devices use time-of-flight laser technology to create a two-dimensional protective field, detecting intrusions with high angular resolution and configurable response times. Typical models feature scanning angles up to 270 degr...
Laser scanners are optoelectronic safety devices designed for industrial perimeter protection and area monitoring. These devices use time-of-flight laser technology to create a two-dimensional protective field, detecting intrusions with high angular resolution and configurable response times. Typical models feature scanning angles up to 270 degrees, protective field ranges from 4 to 10 meters, and warning field ranges up to 20 meters. They operate at wavelengths around 905 nm and are classified under Type 3 per IEC 61496, with safety integrity levels up to SIL 2 or SIL 3 depending on configuration. The devices support multiple field pairs, allowing dynamic switching between protective and warning zones, and include integrated Ethernet or PROFINET interfaces for diagnostics and configuration.
Laser scanners are deployed in automated guided vehicles (AGVs), robotic work cells, and automated warehouse systems for collision avoidance and personnel protection. They are also used in heavy machinery, such as presses and welding stations, to safeguard hazardous areas without physical barriers. In logistics, they monitor conveyor belts and palletizing stations, while in automotive manufacturing, they secure assembly lines and test benches. The devices are suitable for indoor and outdoor applications with IP65 or IP67 protection ratings, operating in temperatures from -10°C to +50°C.
Key subcategories include safety laser scanners with integrated field evaluation, such as the SICK PLS series and the Keyence SZ series, which offer configurable field sets via software. The article codes often follow a pattern like "PLS-1234" or "SZ-5678", where the prefix indicates the series and the numeric suffix denotes the scanning range or resolution. Other relevant items include the Omron OS32C series and the Pepperl+Fuchs R2000 series, which provide Ethernet-based configuration and multiple field pairs for dynamic safety applications.
Our platform offers express worldwide shipping and dedicated support from industrial automation engineers. We provide real-time pricing, technical datasheets, and application notes for each laser scanner model. Our engineers assist with field configuration, safety distance calculations per ISO 13855, and integration into existing safety systems. This ensures compliance with global safety standards and reduces downtime during installation.
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