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The SICK 7023535 is a laser distance sensor belonging to the DX35 series, designed for precise non-contact measurement. It operates using infrared laser technology with a Class 1 safety rating. The device features a measuring range extending up to 35,000 mm when used with diamond grade reflective tape. Key performance specifications include a resolution of 100 µm and typical measurement accuracy of ±15 mm. The unit supports multiple response times and switching frequencies, offering adaptable digital and analog outputs for integration into industrial automation systems.
Verify the specific订货代号 (Order Code) associated with the 7023535 model number against official SICK documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm that the required measuring range and reflective tape compatibility match your application needs. Check for any specific environmental ratings or mounting requirements detailed in the technical drawings before procurement.
Select this model if your application requires a long-range laser distance sensor with Class 1 safety certification. Consider the available response times and switching frequencies to ensure they meet your system's cycle time requirements. Evaluate the need for specific output types such as current or voltage signals versus digital outputs when configuring the sensor for your control system.
This component is part of the DX35 laser distance sensor family from SICK. The DX35 series is engineered for robust performance in industrial settings, providing reliable distance measurements. It complements other SICK sensing solutions by offering versatile connectivity options and high repeatability for critical automation processes.
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