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04/17/2012: Robust, high temperatures, vacuums

eddyNCDT with Embedded Coil Technology (ECT) is more than just an eddy current sensor. Preferred applications include ambient temperatures of up to 350°C, strong electromagnetic fields, and ultra-high vacuums. The sensor also provides extreme mechanical resistance and customer-specific designs are also available

Embedded Coil Technology goes beyond current limits

04/17/2012: Low cost draw-wire sensors

The wireSENSOR MK series is currently the most cost effective family of draw-wire sensors available in the marketplace. 18 different models and measuring ranges from 50mm to 7,500mm ensure that the MK series offers an excellent price/performance ratio for a wide variety of OEM applications.

Small, low cost and tough – wireSENSOR MK

04/17/2012: Temperature measurements at high speed

Conditions for Formula Student – an annual event where students design their own racing cars – are not all that different from the Pro league. And improving even the smallest parameter is important. Therefore, the brake disc temperature is measured during test drives to help optimize the vehicle's braking system

Measuring brake disc temperatures

03/15/2012: New CEO at Micro-Epsilon America

As of March 2nd 2012 Martin Dumberger has taken over the leadership of Micro Epsilon America, equipped with more than 20 years of Micro Epsilon experience.

New CEO at Micro-Epsilon America

01/24/2012: Draw-wire sensor with a plastic line

The use of draw-wire sensors is popular because of their simple design and rapid operational readiness. What are new are sensors that use a plastic line to record the distance to the measuring target. Thanks to the robust plastic line, a number of significant benefits are achieved in numerous applications, especially in the electrical industry and medical technology.

wireSENSOR with plastic line