1102566

Overview

The SICK part number 1102566 identifies the IME08-02BPSZT0S, an inductive proximity sensor from the IME series. This device is designed for industrial automation applications requiring reliable object detection. It features a cylindrical M8 housing with a flush mounting capability, allowing it to be installed within metal surfaces without affecting performance. The sensor operates using electromagnetic induction principles to detect ferrous targets.

Feature Summary

• Flush-mountable design for integration into confined mechanical spaces
• Inductive sensing technology for detecting metallic objects
• Compact M8 form factor suitable for dense installation layouts

Applications

• Automated assembly line positioning
• Machine tool workpiece detection
• Packaging machinery limit switching

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific electrical output type (PNP/NPN) and switching distance requirements against the official SICK datasheet for part 1102566 before procurement. Ensure compatibility with the control system voltage levels. Confirm that the M8 thread size matches the existing mounting hardware in the application setup.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a compact, flush-mountable inductive sensor is required for detecting metal targets in tight spaces. Consider the operating temperature range and protection class ratings to ensure suitability for the specific environmental conditions of the installation site.

Part Context

This part belongs to the SICK IME series of inductive sensors. The IME series is characterized by its small footprint and high reliability in harsh industrial environments. These sensors are widely used in factory automation for precise position detection and counting tasks involving metallic components.

Replacement Considerations

Consult the official SICK replacement guide or cross-reference list for verified substitute part numbers. Do not assume generic inductive sensors are compatible due to potential differences in sensitivity, hysteresis, and electrical specifications.