The high-tech sensor
CEON is a sensor to detect smallest differences in height (1/100 mm) on label webs in motion. It proves strong in particular with very thin materials in no label look. Share your requirement. TAG ON will model the solution.
Sample applications are: labels detected on a liner, continuous labels, flat booklets with package slips attached, pressed shrink tubes, thin cloth fabrics, belts, synthetic webs
Heights are verified and compared with reference values. Elevations or recessions of just 1/100 mm can be detected, such as seams, label gaps or layers of paint. When operated with a labeling machine, CEON is located close to the edge of the peel-off plate. This prevents negative influences from stretching materials. Each label to transfer next on the peel-off plate can be verified. If labels are missing on the liner, the next one is automatically detected.
It is the only sensor of its kind. It combines the benefits of inductive measuring and a probe touching the material. If materials are in motion between the sensor and an electrically conductive surface, they are identified electromagnetically. Differences in height can be detected even in rapid motion.
CEON is clicked in a slim retainer bar. Small in size, it attaches quickly and easily wherever needed.
CEON has been developed full-featured for IXOR. It also attaches to labeling heads of other manufacturers. Operating voltage of 18 to 30 VDC is required to integrate CEON directly to a plant regardless of the operation.
By assembly to a retainer bar on the peel-off plate of a labeling device, label webs are tightened reliably. Labels are stabilized when detected and applied.
As a master of adaptation, teach processes may be triggered from a distance by a plant control unit or when operated on IXOR. If attached to labeling heads of other manufacturers, there is AutoTeach synchronization on the sensor.
Many sensors are inaccurate in particular if very thin, opaque, transparent or metallic materials are processed. CEON, however, detects different materials up to 1 mm thick reliably, regardless of the passage width.
Many sensors become inaccurate at higher application speeds. CEON remains precise and constant to speeds of 600 m/min, 10 m/s or 10,000 mm/s.
Compare with other sensors on the market:
EUR 375 plus VAT* (retainer bar EUR 50) means purchase costs lower than some fork sensors.
Sensor part no. 5983588
Retainer bar part no. 5972339
* Please note that our offers are directed exclusively to entrepreneurs, §14 BGB. We do not conclude contracts with consumers.
CEON high-tech sensor