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Heat Resistant Fiber Optic Sensor Head

Stable and Accurate-- Heat Resistant Fiber Optic Sensor Head.
FU-81C Heat Resistant Type
FU-81C The heat-resistant fiber unit can withstand temperatures up to 350 ° C (+ 662 ° F). In addition, the fiber unit is protected with a spiral tube.
Narrow Beam Fiber Optic Sensor Heads
Stable and Accurate-- Optical Fiber Sensor Side Head, Remote View.

FU-16 Side View Type, Long Distance
FU-16 High power unit, side view, remote with built-in lens. Includes flexible fibers that can be routed easily around tight spaces
Remote Detection Fiber Optic Sensor Heads
High ULTRA Power, Type Resistant to Dirty and Dusty Environments

Resistant to Dirty and Dusty Environments
High ULTRA power, resistant to dirty and dusty environments Reflective type: FU-61 Thrubeam type: FU-71
Remote ULTRA detection distances are up to 900 mm (FU-61), 1800 mm (FU-71). Durable M6 stainless steel housing
certified fiber optics installer
FU-40 High Power Reflective Type, Long Detection Distance
FU-40 High power reflective unit with a long detection distance very resistant to dust. Using tight and tight files, the FU-40 can aim precisely at targets. ToughFlex Fiber Shielded unit also available (model: FU-40G)

FU-92 TeflonR Sheathed Type Overall, Long Detection Distance
FU-92 The long detection distance unit is entirely veiled TeflonR and can be used in a variety of environments. Teflon-covered body. allows this unit to be exposed to most types of oils and chemicals.

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