1056406

Overview

The SICK model 1056406 is an IQ standard inductive proximity sensor designed for reliable object detection in industrial automation environments. It features a rectangular housing with a short construction form factor, measuring 12 mm in width, 40 mm in height, and 26 mm in depth. The device operates with a sensing range (Sn) of 4 mm and a guaranteed safe sensing range (Sa) of 3.24 mm. It supports flush installation in metal and functions at a switching frequency of 2,000 Hz. Electrical connectivity is provided via an M8, 3-pin connector, utilizing a PNP switching output with NO function and DC 3-wire wiring. The unit meets IP68 ingress protection standards.

Feature Summary

• Compact rectangular housing design suitable for space-constrained installations
• High switching frequency capability for rapid cycle applications
• Robust environmental sealing for demanding operational conditions

Applications

• Automated assembly line positioning
• Packaging machinery object detection
• Material handling system control

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm connector type and cable length requirements. Ensure the application environment is compatible with the specified voltage range and switching output configuration. Cross-reference the mounting dimensions with existing mechanical constraints to guarantee proper fit during installation.

Selection Notes

Select this variant when a compact form factor and high-speed response are required. The flush-mountable design allows for seamless integration into metal surfaces. Confirm that the target material and operating temperature fall within the sensor's specified performance parameters.

Part Context

This component belongs to the IQ standard series from SICK, which focuses on providing standardized solutions for common sensing tasks. The series emphasizes ease of use and reliability across various industrial sectors. This specific model represents a standard inductive solution within that broader product family.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK documentation for direct cross-references. Verify compatibility regarding housing dimensions, electrical interfaces, and sensing ranges before substituting.