Baumer products are used in many areas of the food and
beverage industry

For filling honey packets, the carrier
trays for the tubs are positioned
beneath the filler nozzles using
inductive sensors. Even cleaning the
system with hot water does not impair the product life of the sensors.

Production areas
tProcessing
■tStorage
■t Filling and bottling
■tPacking
■t Quality control
■t Materials handling
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In filling systems, yogurt cups are
positioned for the filling process
using photoelectric sensors. The sensors meet the hygiene regulations of
the food industry and can simply be
integrated into the system.

Sensors in washdown design for the splash zone

The range of products
t Pressure sensors
■t Temperature sensors
■t Level monitoring sensors
■t Conductivity sensors
■t orce and strain sensors
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■tPhotoelectric sensors
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tnductive and capacitive sensors
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tUltrasonic sensors
■tVision sensors
■tEncoders
■t ctuators and positioning drives
A
■tIndustrial cameras
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In beverage filling systems, inductive
sensors check the position of valve
levers on conduit pipes. While doing
this, the sensors defy the toughest
water jet cleaning.

A retro-reflective sensor counts the
correct number of filled beverage
bottles for the following packing
process. The retro-reflective sensors
in a stainless steel housing ensure a
quick and reliable process.

Additional applications
t rofile measurement for
P
determining volume
■t etecting covers and caps
D
■t reating buffer areas
C
■t onitoring sorting gates
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■t ecognizing print marks
R
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Sensors in hygienic and washdown design
Certified for the food and beverage industry

You will find additional information and data sheets for our food and beverage sensors
on the Internet at www.baumer.com/food-beverage

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Sensors in hygienic design
for the food-handling area