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Balluff magnetic field sensors fit various T-slots

A Balluff product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 29, 2010

Balluff has expanded its line of magnetic field sensors with the introduction of the BMF 235, designed to fit a wide variety of T-slots.

Cylinder positions can be detected on virtually any aluminium-walled pneumatic cylinder with integral T-slots, including short-stroke cylinders and grippers.

The BMF 235 magnetic field sensor is available in PNP normally open and normally closed versions in a tough IP67 housing, each with cable or pigtail M8 or M12 connectors

The BMF 235 magnetic field sensor is available in PNP normally open and normally closed versions in a tough IP67 housing, each with cable or pigtail M8 or M12 connectors

The sensor features a short 23mm housing and an ultra-bright LED for diagnostics.

The BMF 235 drops into the T-slot from above and is secured using a standard screwdriver or an Allen key.

The sensor installs flush in the slot with nothing protruding for safe, secure mounting in space-restrictive applications.

A cable clip is provided with the sensor for strain relief and ease of cable routing.

This mini-sensor is said to feature high accuracy, short over travel and low hysteresis.

The BMF 235 is available in PNP normally open and normally closed versions in a tough IP67 housing, each with cable or pigtail M8 or M12 connectors.

For additional installation and product savings, the BMF 235 is available in Balluff's V-Twin version of two sensors - one connector (M8 or M12).

The V-Twin versions are cost effective when sensing multiple points and provide a means of doubling the number of inputs when using twin I/O field modules or splitter boxes.

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