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Used Safety Sensors in North Carolina, USA

  • SICK S30A-6011BA SAFETY LASER SCANNER

    SICK S30A-6011BA SAFETY LASER SCANNER

    • Manufacturer: Sick
    • Model: S30A-6011BA

    Front cover is missing. Untested. Listed for parts, no returns.

    $95 USD
    Rutherfordton, NC
  • SICK C40E-0701AH030 RECEIVER C4000

    SICK C40E-0701AH030 RECEIVER C4000

    • Manufacturer: Sick
    • Model: C40E

    BID WITH CONFIDENCE WITH OUR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!!!!!

    $325 USD
    Rutherfordton, NC
  • SURPLUS SICK S30A-6011DA SAFETY LASER

    SURPLUS SICK S30A-6011DA SAFETY LASER SCANNER

    • Manufacturer: Sick
    • Model: S30A-6011

    5.5 M PROTECTIVE FIELD RANGE 49 M WARNING FIELD RANGE MAX 4 MONITORED FIELDS 190 DEG SCANNING ANGLE 30-150 MM RESOLUTION CONFIGURABLE 60 MS RESPONSE 24 VDC SOME SCRATCHES ON THE BASE

    $3,285 USD
    Rutherfordton, NC
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Overview

Safety sensors are critical components used to ensure the safe operation of machinery and equipment in various industrial settings. These sensors detect hazards, monitor equipment conditions, and trigger safety mechanisms to prevent accidents. Common types include proximity sensors, light curtains, and pressure-sensitive mats, all designed to enhance workplace safety and comply with regulatory standards.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying safety sensors?

Consider the specific safety requirements of your machinery, the type of hazards present, and the sensor's compatibility with your existing systems. Ensure it meets industry safety standards.

How do I ensure the safety sensors are shipped safely?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in delicate electronic components. Ensure the sensors are well-packaged with protective padding to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for safety sensors?

Regularly inspect sensors for proper operation, cleanliness, and any signs of wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for periodic testing and calibration to ensure ongoing reliability.