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Scientific Technologies Inc. has grown to be a leading supplier of
machine safeguarding products in the United States and is recognized
throughout the world for its superior products and services. STI provides seven Safety Light Curtain families to solve your optical guarding needs. From compact models designed for machine locations where space is tight, to larger, robust light curtains powerful enough to guard large perimeters. STI offers you a choice, because when it comes to automation safeguarding, one size does not fit all.
STI Safety switches are designed to work together with hinged, sliding, or lift-off guards and barriers. When the guard is opened, the power supply to the machine is disconnected Force-guided Relays contacts are force-guided/ mechanically-linked conforming to IEC 60947-1-1 as required for Safety-Related Control Systems TouchStart™ capacitive palm switches for two hand control applications actuate with a soft touch. No physical pressure is required, and they are sensitive enough to work even when an operator is wearing gloves.
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The interface innovations include EDM/MPCE monitoring so that the OptoShield is safely integrated into the control panel of the hazardous machinery. The outputs of the OptoShield handle 625mA to activate the larger, widely used safety relays. The OptoShield provides diagnostic communications never before available in safety scanners. These include a two-digit numeric display, DeviceNet interface and standard LED status indicators. The patented Individual Sector Indicators (ISI) identify where the safety zone is encroached without the need for an external computer display. The ISIs glow red when an object enters the Safety Zone within the corresponding scanner sector. The OptoShield features two zone sets which can be externally selected to monitor changing hazardous area. This is achieved without additional external control units. The OptoShield is an excellent choice for safeguarding hazardous work cells, transfer lines, robot stations, internal press monitoring, irregular shaped or changing areas and automated guided vehicles.
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