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SICK Conquers New Frontiers with World’s Smallest Safety Laser Scanner


Laboratory Balance and Scale Q&A GuideProviding Solutions for the Entire Product Lifecycle


E ver wondered what these buzzwords mean?


➢ Resolution ➢ Readability ➢ Accuracy


➢ Safety Factor ➢ Minimum Weight ➢ Tolerances


Or why professional installation and qualification,


preventive maintenance or calibration matter? Over the years, METTLER TOLEDO's weighing experts, sales representatives and maintenance technicians around the world have been asked many questions like this and have put together a selection of the most commonly asked questions - creating the Laboratory Balance and Scale Q&A Guide. The guide is structured according to the life cycle stages, providing answers about balance and scale services, including a weighing term glossary.


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easy and economical integration into the smallest of machine designs, particularly for automated guided vehicles, carts, mobile platforms and service robots.


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The ultra-compact SICK nanoScan3 is just eight centimetres tall, so it can fit snugly into the spaces in machines where safety laser scanners could not previously have been located. Packing in all of SICK’s latest safety laser scanning technology advances, the nanoScan3 enables the highest level of responsiveness when safely adjusting a machine’s speed and direction.


The SICK nanoScan3 features a full suite of programmable features such as multiple, dynamically adapting protective fields and contour detection. With SICK’s innovative safeHDDM® (High Definition Distance Measurement) scanning and evaluation technology onboard, the nanoScan3 promises maximum reliability with the option of precise data output for use in navigation, even under difficult conditions such as bright lights, sparks, dust and dirt.


Measuring just 101 x 101 x 80 mm, the SICK nanoScan3 is also suitable for integration into stationary plant and infrastructure for hazardous point, area and access protection applications, as well offering opportunities for retrofitting into contour- or tape-guided mobile vehicles.


A range of safe communication options over standard interfaces allows for easy configuration and diagnostics to be performed on the device or over the network, with minimal cabling. The SICK nanoScan3 is a Type 3 device (EN 61496-3) and can be used in safety functions up to SIL2 (EN 62061) and PLd (EN ISO 13849).


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ICK has launched the world’s smallest safety laser scanner, the nanoScan3, designed for


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