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Do you need to know how your installation is working?
Only by knowing what is happening at your machines anytime will you be able to take decisions that will lead to the increase in the productivity and efficiency of your processes, thus leading to a good maintenance of your installation. Simply because you can’t manage what you don’t know. It makes perfect sense, doesn’t it?
Facilities that take advantage of data with Industrial communication technologies like IO-Link will help you pursue the optimisation of your processes through the increase in assets such as efficiency and obviously productivity. In those terms, digital flow and pressure sensors turn out to be an ubiquitous element as a source of that valuable information.
Find out which products can help you measure and monitor the different parameters of your installation in order to maximise the efficiency and productivity of your processes
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Get more information at a glance. Consider products that can be deployed today which, at the same time, are ready to exploit benefits in the future
ISE20 Series Measure air pressure from -100 kPa to 2 MPa
ZSE20(F) Series Measure air pressure from -101 kPa to 100 kPa
ISE7# Series Measure general fluids pressure from 0 to 50 MPa with angled and rotating display
ISE7#G Series Measure air & general fluids pressure from 0 to 10 MPa with angled and rotating display
ISA3 Series Check at a glance if the workpiece is placed or not
ISE10 Series Measure air pressure from -0.1 to 1 MPa in small spaces
ZSE10 Series Measure air pressure from -0.101 to 100 kPa in small spaces
Take a look at the remote type sensors, ideal where there is no need to visualise the screen values next to the applications or when a sensor in an inaccessible place is needed
PSE57# Series Measure general fluids pressure from -0.100 kPa to 10 MPa
PSE53# Series Measure air pressure from -0.100 kPa to 1 MPa
PSE300AC Series Employ a robust design for monitoring air pressure from -101 kPa to 10.5 MPa
PSE200A Series Centralise the monitoring of up to 4 different sensors with less than 50 mA consumption and with 1-5 VDC output
PSE300A Series Monitor air pressure -101 kPa to 1 MPa
For air
For general fluids
Integrate a flow meter in the plant control environment and discover your real consumption.
PF3A8*H Series Measure simultaneously air flow from 10 to 2000 l/min, pressure and temperature
PF3A7*H Series Measure air flow from 10 to 12000 l/min with modular version available, connectable to air combination units
PF2M7 Series Measure air flow from 0.1 to 100 l/min in small spaces
PF2MC7 Series Measure air flow from 5 to 2000 l/min
PFMB Series Measure air flow from 2 to 2000 l/min
PFMV Series Confirm the precise suction of very small workpieces
PFG200 Series Centralise the monitoring of up to 4 different sensors
PFG300 Series Visualise flow rates up to 12000 l/min
Reduce your costs by monitoring the different parameters of your installation, leading to an improvement in machine availability
PF3W Series Monitor general fluids flow from 0.5 l/min to 250 l/min with single and manifold mounting available
LFE Series Monitor general fluids flow from 0.5 l/min to 200 l/min with very low pressure loss
By Danilo Giordana, Energy Efficiency Project Manager, SMC Italy
DECEMBER 2021 Such is the evolutionary rate of change in modern manufacturing that failing to keep pace with the industry’s shift to digitalisation – and its associated efficiency and productivity benefits – can prove extremely costly. But where to begin? Most professionals in this space point to data collection as the first step, because subsequent data analysis can support the adoption of predictive maintenance strategies, better decision-making and continuous process improvements. However, it is only possible to fulfil this ambition by adopting the optimal sensor for the application.
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