Achieve significant cost reduction by eliminating the need for a sequencer! Introducing a switch for defective product identification.
The "CSC" is a defect detection switch (OK, ±NG) that allows for low-cost sorting of defective products. Traditionally, full inspection would output limit value signals for -NG and +NG using two switches each for the OK range, and these signals would be converted into -NG, OK, and +NG regions by a sequencer (logic circuit) for three-class classification. This product classifies into three classes (-NG, OK, +NG) as pass (OK) or fail (±NG). It can easily determine good or bad with a detection accuracy of 3μm. 【Features】 ■ Low-cost sorting of defective products ■ Significant cost reduction by eliminating the need for a sequencer ■ Adjustable OK range *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Common Specifications (Excerpt)】 ■Contact Structure: Contact Type ■Operation Mode: OK: ON NG: OFF ■Movement to Operation: Approximately 0.3 ■Plunger Shaft: With rotation prevention ■Signal Operation Indicator: LED Lamp NG: Off OK: On ■Operating Temperature Range: 0℃ to 80℃ No freezing ■Contact Rating: DC5V to DC24V Continuous current 10mA or less (Inrush current 20mA or less) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage Examples】 ■ Roll check ■ Detection of the presence or absence of objects (fresh food) etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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In the industrial sensor industry, where electric sensors are the norm, we have developed a "precision mechanical sensor" that has no equivalent in the world. It demonstrates high accuracy even in harsh environments where coolant and chips are scattered, holding over 50 domestic and international patents with high originality. In the machine tool industry, it is adopted as a "tool setter" that detects tool wear, being used by more than 70 machine tool manufacturers across 17 countries worldwide, achieving a top-class share globally.