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Listing of all 68 news releases from Balluff UK:

Tiny magnetic field sensor offers easy fitting

Balluff's miniature BMF 273 magnetic field sensor measures 27 x 3 x 5mm and is suitable for especially small grippers and cylinders.

News from Balluff UK (30 January 2008)

New facility provides training opportunities

Balluff's new facility is intended to be a centre of excellence for product training for its UK and Ireland manufacturing partners.

News from Balluff UK (28 January 2008)

Tiny photoelectric guards resist moisture

Balluff, internationally known for the latest sensor technology have completed their safety range by including category 2 and 4 photoelectric guards from Safety Controls.

News from Balluff UK (28 January 2008)

More options in magnetic field sensors

Sensors are encased in aluminium housings, making them highly resistant to mechanical stress.

News from Balluff UK (28 January 2008)

Super-short sensors get right to the point

SuperShorties can be mounted in the tightest of spaces, and are much less likely to cause an obstruction or suffer accidental damage.

News from Balluff UK ( 7 November 2007)

Displacement measuring system suits hydraulics

The Micropulse AR can be integrated directly into the cylinder where is protected from wear, contamination or moisture.

News from Balluff UK ( 7 August 2007)

Mouting brackets ease sensor mounting

Balluff's mounting brackets and clamps make it quick, easy and much less expensive to mount and align optical, inductive, capacitive, or ultrasonic sensors and reflectors.

News from Balluff UK ( 7 August 2007)

ID system tracks engine parts

User application article The 1023-byte Balluff BISC-12805/L data carriers are capable of withstanding hostile manufacturing environments and rated to - 20 to +70C.

News from Balluff UK ( 3 August 2007)

Colour sensors automate carpet process

User application article Collins and Aikman decided to move its colour matching process from a manual to a fully automated process.

News from Balluff UK ( 3 August 2007)

Sensor range suits varied environments

Balluff's through-beam slot and angle sensors come with nine different housing dimensions to suit different applications.

News from Balluff UK ( 3 August 2007)

Adapter ring improves positioning

Rotating the clamping cylinder in the adapter ring allows 100% spatial angle coverage to be achieved.

News from Balluff UK ( 3 August 2007)

Proximity and photoelectric benefits combine

Fixed distance sensor is suitable for a wide variety of target materials, and features exact background suppression and small sensing hysteresis.

News from Balluff UK ( 1 March 2007)

Safety sensors come together

Balluff's latest safety brochure is now available.

News from Balluff UK ( 2 October 2006)

Tough sensors extend range

Steelface sensor range adds series of sensors that combine a rugged single-piece stainless steel housing with 2 to 3x the sensing range of standard inductive proximity sensors.

News from Balluff UK (24 July 2006)

Parallel ID System Improves Quality Control

User application article ID system helped Briggs and Stratton flag missteps before final engine assembly, and reduce scrap - increasing throughput and the overall quality of its engine components.

News from Balluff UK (14 July 2006)

Grasping the need for sensors

Demand for robots equipped with multi function palletising grippers is constantly on the increase in the packaging industry

News from Balluff UK (14 July 2006)

Through-beam sensors cut through contamination

Balluff BWL one-piece "plug and play" sensors feature pre-aligned optics to allow fast, accurate installation without the need for special brackets or complex beam alignment procedures.

News from Balluff UK ( 3 July 2006)

Transducer cuts cost of linear positioning

The Micropulse BIW uses all-new, patented, pulsed-inductive technology to provide superior performance and reliability with a noncontact design that allows drop-in-fit replacement pots.