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The LSIS 462i smart camera is now equipped with a measurement function and is therefore a step closer to being a complete system.

Leuze electronic is now using a blue laser in the BCL 20 bar code reader series and, with its light with a wavelength of 405 nm, is achieving astounding results regarding depth of field, operating range and code reading at very small modulus widths.

Within the MA 200i series, Leuze electronic now also offers modular interfacing units for DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP and CANopen connections.

With the new RD800 safety transponders, Leuze electronic provides special safety systems with closed designs (IP67, IP69K) for extremely tough or challenging application cases.

The Multiple Light Beam Safety Devices of the MLD series, designed for efficiency right from the start by Leuze electronic, have now been equipped with new functions as part of a further development.

The LPS 36 light section sensors from Leuze electronic now offer resolution up to 0.1 mm, which makes them perfectly suited for the measurement of small parts.

MLC is the intelligent Safety Light Curtain from Leuze electronic.

The new photoelectric sensors of the 28 series from Leuze electronic are equipped with many technical highlights, but they are characterized in particular by a sophisticated mounting concept.

With series 5, Leuze electronic has developed universal photoelectric sensors which are consistently aligned to make the integration of sensors as easy and flexible as possible.

With the CML 720 series, Leuze electronic is launching a new generation of measuring light curtains onto the market.

The new modular BCL 300i bar code reader series is extended with a device model with oscillating mirror.

Leuze electronic expands its line of hand-held scanner products with the new HS 65x8 DPM series. This series features hand-held scanners for rapidly reading 1D- and 2D-codes, both printed as well as directly marked (DPM codes).

Leuze electronic strengthens its commitment on the Asian market with new subsidiary in India

The device models and the current software version of the LSIS 400i smart camera from Leuze electronic have been expanded. From now on, devices with integrated IR or RGBW LED illumination as well as a model for C-mount lenses are also available. New features were added to the software.

Leuze electronic is the preferred supplier at Uhlmann

The new website from Leuze electronic is online

With the "omni-mount" from Leuze electronic, pho-toelectric sensors can be mounted and adjusted quicker and more easily.

The construction project starts in May with a foundation stone ceremony

The LSIS 220 compact series reads 1D-codes, stacked codes and 2D-codes – omnidirectional, both during standstill and in motion. And it also offers increased performance reserves.

The KFX plastic fiber optic cables are new in the fiber optic sensor product line from Leuze electronic. Available in 27 different models, they are equipped with a high-quality bending protection on the optical outlet side, which effectively prevents damage on the otherwise critical transition points.

Leuze electronic has added two new series to its MSI Safety Relay family. Leuze is now also offering the MSI-CM contact extension modules and MSI-DT time delay modules in its relay product line.

Members of the "Model Performance Indicator" project team use photoelectric sensors from Leuze electronic on a test bench for model airplanes. At the vocational school in Mainz, numerous technicians are trained every year in a course that concludes with a so-called project report. Leuze electronic supported the "Model Performance Indicator" project.

Since February 15 2012, Dr. Matthias Kirchherr has been the new Managing Director at Leuze electronic GmbH + Co. KG.

The range of Leuze electronic Safety Command Devices has been expanded with the varied EBS E-Stop button series.

The new BCL 300i series of modular bar code readers from Leuze electronic has been expanded to include a device model with integrated Profinet interface.

Leuze electronic has designed a new Device Column which the pre-mounted Muting Sensor Sets, mounting arms with already integrated muting sensors, can be screwed onto in any height and with any alignment. The sets can also be connected easily to the MLD Light Beam Safety Devices via an internal local connection box.

With the "omni-mount" from Leuze electronic, photoelectric sensors can be mounted and adjusted quicker and more easily.

With the LES 36, Leuze electronic now makes possible the simultaneous measurement of an object's height, width and position with just one sensor.

The fully automatic robot "Scrat" is the result of six months of intensive development work by a team of students from TU Dresden Robotik AG e.V. In 2011, Scrat was entered into the race for the championship title in the "Eurobot" international robot competition.