Pepperl+Fuchs light curtains are the industry-leading solution for safeguarding personnel and equipment in hazardous areas. Our comprehensive range of light curtains offers unparalleled reliability, performance, and versatility, ensuring the highest level of safety for your operations.
Main Series:
Type 2 Light Curtains: Ideal for basic hand and finger protection, offering a cost-effective solution for a wide range of applications.
Type 4 Light Curtains: Provide enhanced protection for hands, arms, and bodies, featuring advanced features like muting and blanking.
Safety Laser Scanners: Offer the ultimate in safety and flexibility, with a wide scanning range and configurable safety zones.
Applications:
Machine guarding: Protect operators from hazardous machinery, such as presses, robots, and conveyors.
Access control: Secure restricted areas and prevent unauthorized entry.
Presence detection: Detect the presence of personnel in hazardous areas, triggering alarms or safety measures.
Material handling: Ensure safe operation of automated material handling systems.
Innovation and Benefits:
Advanced technology: Our light curtains incorporate the latest advancements in sensor technology, providing exceptional detection accuracy and reliability.
Rugged construction: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments, our light curtains offer long-lasting performance.
Easy integration: Seamlessly integrate with your existing safety systems, simplifying installation and maintenance.
Global support: Our worldwide network of experts provides comprehensive support, ensuring you get the most out of your Pepperl+Fuchs light curtains.
Pepperl+Fuchs: Your Trusted Partner in Safety
With over 70 years of experience in industrial automation, Pepperl+Fuchs is the global leader in safety technology. Our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction ensures that you receive the highest quality products and services available.
Contact us today to learn more about how Pepperl+Fuchs light curtains can help you achieve your safety goals.
