Detecting the Position of Skid Carriers in Automotive Industry via Inductive High-Temperature Sensors

In the automotive industry, varnishes on the body shell are heated in special furnaces to dry. For this purpose, it is necessary to transport the chassis on skid carriers to the furnaces with the help of chain conveyors. The position of skid carriers must be accurately identified and monitored.

Since these solder stands have a fabrication tolerance of a few centimeters, the sensor used for monitoring the position of skid carriers should have a high switching distance.

High-temperature inductive sensors perform this operation with high reliability at a distance of 35 mm.

These sensors detect metal objects at high temperatures without direct contact and are highly durable thanks to having high switching distances and their vigorous construction