1. Transparent Bottle Counting on a Conveyor Line
Used in a bottling plant to accurately count clear PET or glass bottles as they move along a high-speed conveyor belt before the filling and capping stations.
Problem SolvedStandard photoelectric sensors struggle to reliably detect transparent surfaces. The CX-483's specialized optics for transparent object detection ensures that no bottles are missed, preventing downstream process errors. Its IP67 rating protects it from washdown procedures common in beverage facilities.
Transparent Object DetectionRetroreflectiveIP67Conveyor SensingNPN Output
2. Clear Film Presence Detection in Packaging Machinery
Integrated into a vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machine to confirm the presence and proper positioning of clear plastic packaging film before the sealing and cutting process.
Problem SolvedThe sensor's ability to detect translucent objects ensures the machine does not cycle without packaging material, which would waste product and cause jams. The fast 1ms response time keeps up with the rapid pace of the packaging machine, and its compact dimensions (11.2x31x20mm) allow for easy integration into tight spaces.
Film DetectionPackaging Automation1ms Response TimeCompact Sensor12-24V DC
3. Glass Pane Verification in an Assembly Station
Positioned in an automated assembly jig to verify that a glass pane, such as a smartphone screen or a small window, has been correctly placed by a robotic arm before the next assembly step (e.g., applying adhesive).
Problem SolvedThis application requires precise detection of a highly transparent object. The CX-483's adjustable sensitivity and stable detection capabilities prevent process failures due to misplaced or missing glass components. Its wide operating temperature range (-25 to +55 °C) ensures reliable performance in various factory conditions.
Glass DetectionAutomated AssemblyPresence SensingRobotic IntegrationAdjustable Sensitivity
