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Wherever access or danger areas need to be reliably and cost-effectively protected, SICK safety systems are in demand. State-of-the-art sensor technology, modular design, compact dimensions and a broad range of applications form the basis for safe and efficient manufacturing processes. SICK's comprehensive expertise in the planning, implementation and operation of safety systems has made them number one in this sector.
Driving your industry 4ward: sensor intelligence as the foundation of Industry 4.0
The data-based, networked, and autonomous value creation chain in production and logistics is the culmination of recent technological innovation.
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Increased safety for direct drives
Hollow shaft, multiturn, safety: the new motor feedback systems in the SES/SEM product family...
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Safety without the need for protective fences
With the help of safety laser scanners, a machinery engineer has ensured the safe operation of a...
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3D images give a clearer view
Outdoor industrial environments are constantly changing and to ensure that changes are always...
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SICK LAC1xx Prime (Logistics Access Control) security system
The SICK LAC1xx Prime (Logistics Access...
SICK wins 2016 Red Dot Award
Industrial sensor manufacturer SICK has won a coveted 2016 Product Design category in the international Red Dot Award competition.
The future of machine safety, Industry 4.0 — an eBook
Supplied by SICK Pty Ltd on 02 June, 2016Industrial operators are faced with a challenging task — to create flexible production workflows with a high level of automation, while at the same time ensuring that their people, machines and plants stay protected.
Managing safety in the supply chain — an eBook
Supplied by Westwick-Farrow Pty Ltd on 12 November, 2015Modern sensor technologies present new opportunities to detect a hazard before an accident occurs. Road and traffic authorities are now able to mitigate risks of oversized vehicles, overheating brakes, speed, driving conditions and traffic density. Anti-collision safety laser scanners are now used in the warehouse for forklifts in narrow aisles and on the docks for safe container-terminal operations.
safeHDDM makes safety laser scanners immune to wood chippings
Wood flooring manufacturer is using the latest microScan3 safety laser scanner from SICK to improve safety and productivity in a challenging environment.
Sensing more: anti-collision technology for mobile applications
SICK has developed the S3000 Anti Collision safety laser scanner for mobile applications which allows two or more industrial trucks to be used in one narrow aisle for the...
