1073609

Overview

The SICK Lector62x-10400 (Part No. 1073609) is a compact, image-based code reader designed for the reliable detection of one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and Direct Part Mark (DPM) codes. It utilizes intelligent decoding algorithms to identify codes on highly reflective or contaminated surfaces. The device features a bi-color LED illumination concept that ensures immunity to ambient light variations. Its swivel connector design facilitates installation in space-constrained production environments.

Feature Summary

• Intelligent decoding algorithms enable high throughput even with damaged or low-contrast codes
• Variable illumination concept with bi-color LEDs provides reliability under changing light conditions
• Compact housing with swivel connector optimizes integration into tight production line spaces

Applications

• Identification of laser-marked or dot-peened DPM codes
• Production line tracking in space-constrained industrial environments
• Automated setup and commissioning via parameter backup

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific part number 1073609 against official SICK documentation to confirm exact hardware configuration and firmware version. Ensure compatibility with existing system interfaces before procurement. Cross-reference technical drawings and CAD assets provided by the manufacturer to validate physical dimensions and mounting requirements for your specific application setup.

Selection Notes

Select this model when space constraints require a compact form factor with a swivel connector. It is suitable for applications involving challenging code qualities such as low contrast, contamination, or high reflectivity. The integrated illumination concept addresses issues related to varying ambient lighting conditions without requiring external optical accessories.

Part Context

This component belongs to the Lector62x series of image-based code readers from SICK. The series focuses on providing robust identification solutions for industrial automation. The Lector62x models are engineered to handle complex reading tasks, including stacked codes and plain text, within a durable housing designed for industrial use.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official SICK substitution guides for verified replacements. Verify interface compatibility and mechanical footprint before swapping components.