SICK MLG-2 Series Automation Light Grid

Name: SICK MLG-2 Series Automation Light Grid
Price: 911.0 USD
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1.5 to 8.5m measurement range. High speed scan, transparent mode and cross beam measurement. Various interfaces: IO-Link, RS-485, EtherNet, fieldbus.

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MLG-2 Series

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MLG-2 Series
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Features

Operating range: 1.5 to 8.5m
Detection height(s): 140 to 3140mm
Beam separation: 2.5 to 50mm
Response time(s): 3.5 to 53.6ms
Communication interface(s):
- *Dependent on model
- IO-Link, Analog (current) output, RS-485, CANopen, EtherCAT, PROFIBUS DP (DPV0/1), EtherNet/IP, PROFINET
Switching output: push-pull NPN/PNP
SOPAS ET configuration software

The SICK MLG-2 Series Automation Light Grid consists of three variants: the MLG-2 Prime, MLG-2 Pro and MLG-2 ProNet. All three are designed for various applications, including detection of transparent objects and high object speeds. With a resolution of up to 1.25mm, the MLG-2 Series cross beam measurement, high-speed scan, and transparent mode functionality are built for reliable, highly accurate measurement of automation processes. Operating ranges are highly versatile, from 1.5 to 8.5m in range, with response times as low as 3.5ms. Extensive beam separation offerings also ensures complete coverage and easy system integration, from 2.5 up to 50mm. The MLG-2 Pro and ProNet variants, in addition to a switching output, also integrate standard communication interfaces such as RS-485, EtherNet, fieldbus, and/or an IO-Link.

Applications

• Packaging industry: robot control and 3D measurement
• Logistics: package orientation, volume, height and overhand measurement
• Machine tools: measurement of workpieces and equipment
• Transportation technology: separating and qualifying
• Food and beverage industry: bottle detection