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Product category: Machine Safety Components
News Release from: Omron Scientific Technologies | Subject: MiniSafe MS4600 Series
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 11 June 2003

Light curtain for point of operation
safeguarding

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Scientific Technologies has produced a 14mm-resolution version of its popular MiniSafe MS4600 Series safety light curtain, for an even broader range of detection capabilities.

Scientific Technologies has produced a 14mm-resolution version of its popular MiniSafe MS4600 Series safety light curtain, for an even broader range of detection capabilities The system is a true "two-box" design consisting of a transmitter and receiver

No separate control box is required as the control reliable circuitry is contained in the receiver and transmitter, and no cable is required between the transmitter and receiver.

This 14mm safety light curtain can be configured for point-of-operation guarding applications.

The 14 and 20mm versions are available in standard segmented lengths from 260 to 1390mm.

The 30mm version is available in segments from 350 to 2095mm, making it ideal for perimeter guarding.

For ease of alignment the MS4600 series features, STI's patented individual beam indicators.

The system also comes with inline connector cables, which allow the mounting of transmitter and receiver segments in crowded locations where space is at a premium.

Additional features include MPCE monitoring, exact channel select, floating blanking, and two PNP safety outputs.

A DeviceNet interface or machine test signal is also available.

The MS4600 is third-party certified as a Type 4 device to the rigorous requirements of IEC61496-1, -2, the international standard on active optoelectric protective devices.

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