High-Precision Length Sensors Laser Measurement & Industrial Solutions

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Our length measuring sensors deliver 0.001mm accuracy - that's 20x sharper than human vision. How does this translate for you?

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When BMW needed to measure 2 million chassis components annually, our length sensor
s achieved:

• 98.7% first-pass quality rate
• 22% faster production cycles
• Zero recalibration for 18 months

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Whether you need 10mm or 30m measurement ranges, our engineers will configure sensors that:

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Q: How does a laser length measurement sensor work?

A: A laser length measurement sensor emits a focused laser beam onto a target surface. It calculates distance by analyzing reflected light using triangulation or time-of-flight principles, providing high-precision measurements for industrial applications.

Q: What are the main applications of length measuring sensors?

A: Length measuring sensors are widely used in manufacturing quality control, roll diameter monitoring, and material cutting systems. They ensure dimensional accuracy in automotive, textile, and metal processing industries through non-contact measurement.

Q: What factors affect the accuracy of length sensors?

A: Measurement accuracy depends on surface reflectivity, environmental vibrations, and ambient light conditions. Advanced models compensate for temperature fluctuations and material variations to maintain ±0.01% precision in optimal conditions.

Q: Can length sensors measure curved surfaces effectively?

A: Yes, modern laser length sensors with multi-axis scanning capabilities can measure curved surfaces. Specialized models use adaptive focus technology and 3D profiling to account for surface irregularities and complex geometries.

Q: How do I choose between contact and non-contact length sensors?

A: Non-contact laser sensors are ideal for delicate materials and high-speed measurements. Contact sensors (e.g., encoder wheels) suit applications requiring physical tracking, but may cause surface wear over time.