SICK CLV63x Series Barcode Scanners - 1D / 2D

Scanner with fixed optical focus, 400 to 1200Hz scanning frequency, and 0.2 to 1mm code resolution for 1D code identification in HACCP applications.

This model has 63 variants.
Part Number
  • CLV63x Series
Highlights...

Features

  • Fixed optical focus
  • ≤50° aperture angle
  • 400 to 1200Hz scanning frequency
  • 0.2 to 1mm code resolution
  • 44 to 735mm reading distance
  • Communication interface options:
    • PROFINET, EtherCAT, Serial, CAN, CANopen, PROFIBUS DP
    • Ethernet, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, Serial, CAN, CANopen, PROFIBUS DP
  • Line or raster scanner sensor variants
  • Glass or plastic window material
  • IP65 or IP69K enclosure rating
  • Some models suitable for cold storage applications

The SICK CLV63x Series Barcode Scanner is a compact, fixed-mount device that provides 1D code identification in harsh environments and HACCP applications. It features a high scanning frequency of up to 1,200Hz and SMART620 technology for enhanced reading of damaged and partially obscured codes. The CLV63x series is offered in variants to cover long, mid, and short-range distances. Other variants include line or grid scanners, side light emission and oscillating mirrors, and Ethernet versions are available.

Integrated function buttons and a built-in LED bar graph enable the device to be commissioned quickly. They also allow the reading diagnosis to be started easily, and a match code to be taught in without a PC. The parameterization of the scanner can be saved externally via a microSD memory card.

The CLV63x series is engineered to withstand harsh cleaning environments and meet HACCP standards. The IP69K device variants have Inox stainless-steel housing, an integrated plastic viewing window, and Ecolab-certified cables to withstand these conditions. To meet strict HACPP standards, the CVL63x is also available in a variant with a shatterproof plastic viewing window.

Applications

  • Warehouse conveyor technology
    • Picking station
    • Pallet foot identification
    • Identification of secondary packaging
  • Food and beverage:
    • Identification in washdown zones
  • Consumer goods industry:
    • Serialization and package content monitoring
  • Aggregation of food and pharmaceutical packaging