Marposs Corp Single horizontal scanning sensor MESYS UNISENSE

DESCRIPTION Advanced Measurement for Optimal Performance Marposs O-shaped horizontal scanning sensor is designed to deliver precise measurements for web materials with widths up to 5.4 meters. Utilizing advanced ultrasonic technology, this sensor provides accurate basis weight measurements for both wet and dry processes, ensuring consistent quality and performance. Patented Automatic Calibration This innovative technology ensures that your sensor is always perfectly calibrated, gives you consistent and reliable data without the worry of manual adjustments. Seamless Synchronization for Multi-Scanner Systems Our sensor systeam is designed to work in harmony with multiple scanners. With built-in synchronization capabilities, you can measure the same spot across different scanners, ensuring uniformity and accuracy in your production process. This feature is ideal for complex systems requiring precise coordination and measurement consistency. APPLICATIONS Non contact, non destructive, non radiation Simple interface via OPC/UA interface Basis weight range : 0 – 4000 g/m² Foil Width: 250 - 5400mm Sensor spot diameter: 5mm Resolution : down to 0,01 g/m² Static Accuracy: ± 0.04 % (2σ) * Power supply typ: 220V AC Possible ATEX version: Yes CE Compliance EN 2006/42: Yes VERSIONS SCANNING SYSTEM “C” SHAPED FRAME C-Shaped scanning system optimized for applications with spatial constraints. Its compact design renders it particularly suitable for environments where space is limited, offering versatility without compromising efficiency. This system can mount up to fivedistinct basis weight sensors, improving its capacity and the percentage of the web material measured. SINGLE HORIZONTAL SCANNING SENSOR “O” – SHAPED FRAME A single O-shaped horizontal scanning sensor. Ideal for web widths of up to 5.4 meters. This ultrasonic sensor scanner is the simplest but accurate way to • measure your web materials basis weight for both wet and dry process • have patented automatic calibration • measure syncronistation between two or more scanner systems (same spot)