Pharmaceutical and Medical

WORLD-BEAM Q12 Series

PW12-rated rugged ultra-miniature sensor with multiple modes for accurate sensing in confined spaces

WORLD-BEAM Q20 Series

PW12-rated compact sensor in worldwide standard rectangular housing

VS2 Series

Ultra-thin opposed- or convergent-mode sensor for confined flush-mounting

M12 Series—Visible Red LED

12 mm threaded metal barrel with visible red sensing beam

D10—Discrete

High-performance, low-contrast plastic fiber optic sensor with gain adjustment knob.

iVu Integrated Vision Sensors

iVu Integrated Sensors offer easy configuration and convenient monitoring right on the sensor.

iVu Remote Vision Sensors

The iVu Remote Display provides a solution for applications where the sensor location makes it difficult to use an integrated display.

TL50 General Purpose Tower Light

Self-contained tower light indicators use long-lasting LED technology, are simple to install, and provide highly visible operator guidance and equipment indication.

EZ-LIGHT K50 Series

Lower-cost self-contained sensor for bin-picking operations

K50L Audible EZ-LIGHT

DC-operated indicators with steady or pulsed sound indication

PresencePLUS Pro—PRO Camera

Compact camera with separate DIN-mountable controller

PresencePLUS P4 BCR & BCR 1.3 Series

A complete family of one-piece application-specific and multi-application sensors for a wide range of applications

EZ-SCREEN­ Safety Light Curtain Systems

Non-contact machine guarding systems protect fingers, hands and ankles, and guard perimeters and access, using self-contained emitters and receivers without a separate control box.

SC22-3 Safety Controller

Totally configurable safety controller monitors numerous safety devices such as E-stop buttons, interlocking switches, safety light screens, two-hand controls and rope pull switches.

Glass Vial Chip Inspection

Before sending glass vials to be filled, a sensor inspects them for damage as the vials leave an automated liquid filling station. The sensor ensures the top edge of each vial is not chipped or cracked. If a chip or crack is found, the vision sensor rejects the part.

Vial Placement Verification

To verify that vials have been positioned correctly in a tray

Blister Pack Inspection

To determine whether all blisters in a pack have been filled with unbroken tablets and are free of foreign matter

Blister Pack Inspection by Color

To verify that all blisters in a pack have been filled with the correct, undamaged tablets and that the blisters contain no debris

Capping and Fill Inspection

To make sure bottles are filled and capped properly

Counting Syringes Using Background Suppression

To count syringes by detecting their narrow barrels

Counting Syringes with a Slot Sensor

To count syringe barrels in an assembly line

Tube Positioning Using a Registration Mark

With highly automated processes in pharmaceutical industries, improper packaging can lead to disposal of thousands of products or down time. To avoid incorrect packaging or down time, a highly accurate sensor is needed to detect the position of a tube of cream or paste, in order to ensure tubes are oriented correctly before being sealed.

Medicine Bottle Detection for Filling

To detect bottles, regardless of color, as they pass on a conveyor

Pharmaceutical Packaging Verification—Insert

To confirm that each unit includes the product information insert

Pharmaceutical Packaging Verification—Outsert with AREA

To ensure that a coupon is attached to the cap of each bottle of lotion

Pharmaceutical Packaging Verification—Outsert with GEO

To verify the presence of a coupon attached to a bottle cap

Pharmaceutical Product ID and Lot Control

To track a batch of a pharmaceutical product

Pharmaceutical Slurry Level Control

To measure levels of liquid in a tank

Vial Capping Inspection

To make certain every vial is capped before it is packaged

Vial Fill Level and Cap Seal Inspection

To rapidly verify that vials are filled to the correct level and that the vial caps are correctly aligned

Vial Packaging Inspection

To verify that the correct number of vials are packaged into shipping cartons