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CURTAINS AND SCANNER INCORPORATE PROFIsafe
June 1st 2006

Leuze Mayser has introduced what it believes to be the first range of safety light curtains and scanners that incorporate PROFIsafe capability as an integral part of its design.

The advantages claimed for this range of light curtains and scanner, sold under the banner of COMPACTplus and RS4 respectively, are increased versatility, improved costing and easier matching of safety solutions to specific applications.

The light curtain range is available for hand and finger protection with 14 and 30mm resolutions. For horizontal safeguarding of danger zones it offers 50 and 90mm resolutions, and there are light grids for perimeter guarding in 2, 3 and 4-beam configurations.

The safety light curtain also supports a wide range of scanning distances up to 6m for the 14mm resolution, 18m for the 30, 50 and 90mm resolution models and 60m for the 2, 3 and 4-beam light grids.

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