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Self-calibrating and adjusting sensors will make your job easy

Published / Updated: May 22, 2026

With our sensors in your production, you can relax and be confident that the job will always be well-done!

If you are using fully automatic tools that do not need adjustments at all, you can be confident that your production is running smoothly even during your well-deserved break.

Always remember: Self-calibrating and self-adjusting sensors lessen the problems by manual adjustments.

 

Lessen the risks of manual adjustments with these automatic sensors

Double Sheet Detector IS231

Protects production against double sheets without requiring any operator adjustments.

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Missing Lacquer Detector IS651

IS651 Missing Lacquer Detector

Detects big bands of missing lacquer on coated sheets.

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Inverted Blank Detector IS631
IS631 Inverted Blank Detector

IS631 Inverted Blank Detector

Detects inverted can bodies or blanks with lacquer on the wrong side.

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