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Balluff is proud to be a part of the Precision Metalforming Association Tennessee District's 7th Annual Manufacturing/Suppliers Night, in Nashville. This much-anticipated event brings together industry suppliers and manufacturers to assist in business growth and the expansion of markets they serve.
Balluff's newly expanded inductive sensor portfolio for use in explosive-hazard areas has now earned CSA approval for the US and Canada. These sensors provide reliable detection and position measurement when hazardous materials, such as explosive gas, dust, or flammable liquids, are present.
This system includes the new BIC M30 High Power inductive couplers feature up to 1.5 A continuous output current and an IO-Link interface. This enables smooth, transparent and fast exchange of data between the IO-Link device and IO-Link master, as well as power for sensors and actuators.