Safety Laser Scanners
Safety laser scanners enable humans and machines to work safely alongside one another in industrial settings by protecting hazardous areas and access points. Also they perform well in applications requiring simultaneous protection of several hazardous areas. SICK's laser scanners have been proven as effective safety technology solutions for decades and continue to be leaders in performance, reliability, and economic efficiency today.
POWERFUL INNOVATION MEETS SAFETY EXPERTISE
microScan3 Laser Scanner
SICK's Safety Laser Scanner, microScan3, is built for the protection of stationary and mobile applications, from simple to complex. It is highly practical and reliable, as it is highly resistant to effects by additional laser scanners or other infrared sources. This new generation of safety laser scanners combines innovation with ease of use in order to create the perfect solution for your specific business needs.
Download the Safety Scanner Guide to discover:
- The many benefits of SICK's microScan3 and other safety sensors in the product family.
- How to select the SICK laser scanner that is correct for your application.
- Technical product specifications, including protective field range and number of protective fields.
Download the Safety Laser Scanner Guide:
MICROSCAN3 - ADVANTAGES AT A GLANCE:
Reliable Scanning Technology & Durable Design
With its innovative safeHDDM scanning technology, the microScan 3 is highly resistant to dirt, dust, and ambient light and delivers high-precision measurement data. The durable design of the microScan 3 allows for reduced maintenance costs due to its tough aluminum die-cast housing.
Smart Connectivity
The microScan3 offers safe integration into numerous control systems, including EtherNet/IP CIP Safety, PROFINET PROFIsafe, I/O, and now, EtherCAT FSoE. It is the world's first safety laser scanner with Fail Safe over EtherCAT (FSoE) integration.
Intuitive operation
Quickly and easily configure the microScan3 using the license-free Safety Designer software. Important diagnostics data can be called up via the pushbuttons or the display of the microScan3.
