Achieving high-speed, accurate positioning in automated systems starts with Distance Measurement Sensor. Nuicon provides a portfolio of sensors and devices engineered to capture precise distance and position information, spanning ranges from the µm range to 60 m.
Need a high-accuracy laser distance sensor for fast factory automation or a robust radar sensor for outdoor logistics? Our technology delivers the verifiable data your process relies on.
Our expertise in industrial sensing ensures your automation projects achieve maximum performance, reliability and precision.
Solutions cover every industrial need, from short-range contact-free sensing (inductive) to long-range (up to 60m) radar and cable transducers.
Our sensors are built for the factory floor—resistant to vibration, soiling, and harsh ambient conditions, ensuring maximized machine uptime.
Choose from a variety of proven measurement principles: Laser, Ultrasonic, Radar, Inductive, Magnetic, and Wheel Encoders.
High-precision, non-contact measurement for factory automation; measures up to 13 meters with high speed and accuracy.
Sturdy, highly accurate sensors with a light design, ideal for object detection and level sensing up to 6000mm.
Long-Distance Sensor Range (up to 60m) devices that quickly measure moving objects; highly resistant to soiling and harsh ambient conditions.
Compact, high-resolution sensors offering outstanding measurement accuracy down to the nanometer range (4nm) for close-range positioning.
Non-contact, wear-free sensors resistant to vibration and soiling, used for continuous, robust position feedback over an extended lifespan.
Programmable, high-accuracy encoders used for continuous length or speed measurement in applications like printing and textiles.
High linearity and durable sensors (up to 50m) perfect for OEM or retrofit applications requiring high-quality, reliable length measurement.
Supporting components including cables, adapters, mounting accessories, reflectors, and protective lenses/covers.
Radar and Ultrasonic sensors are best, as they are not easily affected by dust or steam.
High-precision Laser Distance Sensors can typically measure distances starting from just a few millimeters (mm).
No. A basic proximity or ultrasonic sensor is usually enough and costs less.
It means the sensor measures the distance from one focused laser beam spot to the target object.
