Fork sensors (also called slot sensors) use through-beam photoelectric technology to detect objects passing through the slot. The rugged one-piece housing, available in U- and L-frame styles, keeps the emitter and receiver in alignment, and includes a convenient, single-cable connection.
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Fork sensors, also called slot sensors, are U- and L-shaped through-beam object detecting sensors that have the transmitter and receiver built into the opposing "fork" arms of the sensor housing. They offer several advantages over standard through-beam sensors in certain applications:
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U-frame fork sensors are designed for easy installation and feature a rugged one-piece, metal construction to assure constant alignment. These versatile sensors offer high resolution, sensitivity adjustment, and selectable light-on/dark-on operation.
Starting at
$128.00
(PSUR-0P-1F)
AutomationDirect L-frame photoelectric fork sensors offer mounting flexibility due to their angled design. This is helpful in situations where space is limited, or the sensors need to be positioned at an angle for better object detection.
Starting at
$146.00
(PSWR-0N-4F)
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