Schmersal
Safety solutions for the smart factory
Schmersal is launching IO-Link safety products on the market with the solenoid interlock 'AZM42' and the safety sensor 'RSS362'.
In addition to its compact design and high safety performance, the solenoid interlock offers extensive diagnostic data in real time, for example on the supply voltage, temperature and RFID signal quality. The non-contact safety sensor supplements these functions with intelligent diagnostic options and also supports secure bidirectional communication. Both devices enable simple integration via standard three-wire cables with M12 connectors, thus reducing installation effort and costs. Thanks to the data storage function and offline configuration, maintenance and series production can be organized more efficiently.
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