Makor Group customers use complete lines consisting of several machines that perform the various operations \u2013 handling, sanding, painting, drying and sometimes even packaging \u2013 along a seamless flow. Almost these machines are fitted with wenglor sensors<\/strong>, ranging from simple photocells for part detection to more technologically advanced models, such as laser profile sensors, installed on high-end models. Here are some examples of use.<\/p>\n Background suppression photoelectronic sensors of the “P1K<\/strong>” series, used to detect workpieces, are the optimal solution to neutralise differences in workpiece colour that can vary greatly, from the raw state, to the application of the first primer coat, right up to the last painting step. Ultrasonic and laser time-of-flight sensors are used, for example, to detect the presence of panels on the arms of the trolleys that move them after the painting phase. Other sensors widely used by Makor are “PNG\/Smart<\/strong>” with “IO-Link<\/strong>” in miniaturised 1K format. Their highly flexible mounting options and ultra-compact dimensions allow for very ergonomic machine layout, installation and maintenance.\u00a0 The miniaturised ultrasonic sensors in 1K format with IO-link communication are ideal for drying plants, where trays with different part sizes arrive at the kiln inlet and have to be discriminated by measuring their height.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.xylon.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/05\/wenglor-s.png\")
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