E32 Series

The space-saving flat view fiber with only a single amplifier senses the presence of components and simultaneously inspects their front and back surfaces.

The fiber sensor with an added lens unit achieves a small spot beam with a variable diameter ranging from 0.1 to 0.6 mm.

The passing of chip components is detected even if the passing location varies within a width of 11 mm, regardless of whether they are metallic or non-metallic.

The E32-T17L, with a rated sensing distance of 20 meters, enables precise long-distance detection of automobiles at coating stages.

The E32-T61 features a temperature-resistant fiber for stable detection of wafers being baked at 300°C or higher.

The use of fluororesin in the covering solved the weak points of conventional heat-resistant fibers, thus achieving a bending radius of 10 mm.

The receiver fiber detects LCD substrates by catching the specular reflectance of the LCD substrates. The sensing spot is so large that the stable operation of the Fiber Unit is ensured regardless of the slight shifting of the substrates.

The Fluororesin Side-view Fiber Units are ideal for applications requiring resistance to chemicals when the sensor can be mounted on a narrow line.

The E32-V has an easy-to-connect fiber and an easy-to-use 4-channel flange system, making it ideally applicable to vacuum systems.

The use of a small-diameter fiber head makes it possible to mount the Fiber Unit and Lens Unit to the tip of the nozzle.The Lens Unit enables stable detection of sealing materials.

The amplifier with a differentiation function reduces the effects of hot-melt adhering to the Sensor over time.

The edges of transparent sheets can be detected by using a Differentiation Amplifier.

An 11-mm-wide area detects the slight inclination of chips.

The area beam with a width of 11 mm with a twin-output amplifier enables simultaneous　notch and eccentricity detection of wafers.

Liquid level detection is possible with the fiber coming into close contact with the glass window on the side of the tank.

Precisely detects the difference between one and two pallets by the amount of passing light, with the light intensified by the Long-distance Lens Unit.

Stable detection is achieved with a Thin-beam Fiber Unit.

The color difference of two types of candy or cookies is detected as a difference in the amount of catoptric light by using a single fiber amplifier, provided that the amplifier is a
twin output model.