Contactless inductive proximity sensors with nickel-copper housing | for detection of metal objects in automation control and monitoring systems
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Inductive Non-Contact Sensors – reliable, precise, and durable automation components designed to detect metal objects without direct contact. Widely used in industrial automation, equipment control, transport systems, production lines, robotics, and domestic automation systems.
Made from a nickel–copper alloy, these sensors offer high resistance to environmental factors, mechanical strength, and electromagnetic stability, making them ideal for both industrial environments and engineering projects where reliability and accuracy are crucial.
Main Functions and Operating Principle
Inductive sensors operate based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When a metal object (e.g., a steel or aluminum part) enters the sensor’s electromagnetic field, the field parameters change, and the sensor interprets this change as a signal. This signal is then used to activate control systems, relays, or PLCs.Functions:
Non-contact detection of metal objects (iron, steel, aluminum, brass, etc.)
Accurate detection range – from a few millimeters to several centimeters (depending on model)
Visual LED indicator showing sensor activity
Protection against overvoltage and short circuits
Fast signal transmission suitable for dynamic systems
Applications:
Industrial automation: production lines, transport systems, conveyors, robots, CNC equipment
Engineering solutions: position detection, metal detection, feedback systems
For electricians: control cabinets, safety systems, signal control, automatic switches
Household use: automatic gates, doors, metal detection devices, workshop automation
Advantages:
Reliable non-contact operation – no mechanical wear ensures long service life
High resistance to moisture, dust, and vibration
Robust nickel–copper housing for mechanical durability and corrosion protection
Suitable for detecting various metals – from steel to aluminum
Fast response and high precision for dynamic systems
Disadvantages:
Cannot detect non-metallic objects (plastic, wood, glass, etc.)
Requires precise installation – excessive distance reduces sensitivity
Inductive non-contact sensors for metal detection – a reliable, safe, and long-lasting solution for automation control and monitoring systems. Thanks to their nickel–copper housing, high protection class, and precision, these sensors are ideal for engineers, electricians, and automation specialists, as well as for use in home automation projects.



