August 1, 2024
Kronz ultrasonic single -and -double -sheet detection sensors are primarily used to detect whether sheets of paper, plastic, or metal film are single or unintentionally stuck together as multiple layers. The sensor continuously compares the detected values with stored reference values and outputs signals indicating single or multiple layers, unaffected by the color of the material.
An ultrasonic transmitter emits a high-frequency ultrasonic beam from below the sheets. The sound wave causes the sheet to vibrate, generating a very small sound wave on the other side of the sheet, which is received by the ultrasonic receiver. When the signal passes through two sheets (double sheet), it becomes very weak and cannot reach the receiver.
Single -and -double -sheet sensors are widely used in various industries, such as printing machines, assembly machines, folding machines, packaging machinery, solar cell and silicon wafer manufacturing, labeling, and PCB manufacturing.
Kronz offers a range of ultrasonic sensors, including standard series, single and double sheet detection series, and corrosion-resistant series. Available in sizes from M12 to M30, with options for switching or analog output, these sensors meet various application needs.