173 DigitalFiberSensorFX-410SERIES

Selection

Guide

Fibers

Fiber

Amplifiers

FX-500

FX-100

FX-300

FX-410

FX-311

FX-301-F7/

FX-301-F

FIBER

SENSORS

LASER

SENSORS

PHOTO-

ELECTRIC

SENSORS

MICRO

PHOTO-

ELECTRIC

SENSORS

AREA

SENSORS

LIGHT

CURTAINS /

SAFETY

COMPONENTS

PRESSURE /

FLOW

SENSORS

INDUCTIVE

PROXIMITY

SENSORS

PARTICULAR

USE

SENSORS

SENSOR

OPTIONS

SIMPLE

WIRE-SAVING

UNITS

WIRE-SAVING

SYSTEMS

MEASURE-

MENT

SENSORS

STATIC

ELECTRICITY

PREVENTION

DEVICES

LASER

MARKERS

PLC

HUMAN

MACHINE

INTERFACES

ENERGY

CONSUMPTION

VISUALIZATION

COMPONENTS

FA

COMPONENTS

MACHINE

VISION

SYSTEMS

UV

CURING

SYSTEMS

Model No.

Sensing range (mm in) (Note 1, 2) / Description

Dimensions

Red LED

Blue LED

Green LED

U-LG

STD

FAST

U-LG

STD

FAST

U-LG

STD

FAST

FD-30

200 7.874

48 1.890

35 1.378

40 1.575

9 0.354

6 0.236

18 0.709

5 0.197

3 0.118 P.59

FD-31

175 6.890

45 1.772

34 1.339

35 1.378

8 0.315

5 0.197

16 0.630

4 0.157

2 0.079 P.59

FD-31W

120 4.724

20 0.787

15 0.591

16 0.630

3 0.118 1 to 2.5 0.039 to 0.098

7 0.276 1 to 2.5 0.039 to 0.098

–

P.59

FD-32G

240 9.449

52 2.047

38 1.496

48 1.890

11 0.433

8 0.315

24 0.945

5 0.197

4 0.157 P.59

FD-32GX

320 12.598

50 1.969

38 1.496

50 1.969

12 0.472

9 0.354

24 0.945

7 0.276

4 0.157 P.59

FD-40

200 7.874

48 1.890

35 1.378

40 1.575

9 0.354

6 0.236

18 0.709

5 0.197

3 0.118 P.59

FD-41

175 6.890

45 1.772

34 1.339

35 1.378

8 0.315

5 0.197

16 0.630

4 0.157

2 0.079 P.59

FD-41S

175 6.890

40 1.575

30 1.181

35 1.378

8 0.315

5 0.197

16 0.630

4 0.157

2 0.079 P.59

FD-41SW

120 4.724

20 0.787

15 0.591

18 0.709 1 to 4 0.039 to 0.157 1 to 2.5 0.039 to 0.098

12 0.472 1 to 2.5 0.039 to 0.098

–

P.59

FD-41W

330 12.992

70 2.756

50 1.969

54 2.126 0.5 to 13 0.020 to 0.512 1 to 8 0.039 to 0.315

29 1.142 1.5 to 7 0.059 to 0.276 1.5 to 4.5 0.059to0.177 P.59

FD-42G

240 9.449

52 2.047

38 1.496

48 1.890

11 0.433

8 0.315

24 0.945

5 0.197

4 0.157 P.60

FD-42GW

240 9.449

40 1.575

30 1.181

30 1.181

7 0.276

5 0.197

15 0.591

4 0.157

2 0.079 P.60

FD-60

600 23.622

150 5.906

100 3.937

130 5.118

30 1.181

20 0.787

70 2.756

20 0.787

13 0.512 P.60

FD-61

510 20.079

140 5.512

90 3.543

105 4.134

27 1.063

18 0.709

65 2.559

16 0.630

11 0.433 P.60

FD-61G

460 18.110

110 4.331

80 3.150

105 4.134

27 1.063

18 0.709

55 2.165

15 0.591

9 0.354 P.60

FD-61S

500 19.685

140 5.512

95 3.740

105 4.134

27 1.063

18 0.709

65 2.559

16 0.630

11 0.433 P.60

FD-61W

330 12.992

70 2.756

50 1.969

54 2.126 0.5 to 13 0.020 to 0.512 1 to 8 0.039 to 0.315

29 1.142 1.5 to 7 0.059 to 0.276 1.5 to 4.5 0.059 to 0.177 P.60

FD-62

820 32.283

180 7.087

130 5.118

160 6.299 1 to 44 0.039 to 1.732 1 to 29 0.039 to 1.142

98 3.858 1 to 26 0.039 to 1.024 1 to 18 0.039 to 0.709 P.60

FD-64X

380 14.961

80 3.150

55 2.165

54 2.126 0.5 to 14 0.020 to 0.551 0.5 to 9 0.020 to 0.354

27 1.063 0.5 to 7 0.020 to 0.276 0.5 to 4.5 0.020 to 0.177 P.61

FD-A16

200 7.874

100 3.937

75 2.953

30 1.181

13 0.512

13 0.512

57 2.244

14 0.551

–

P.61

FD-AL11

460 18.110

100 3.937

70 2.756

70 2.756

17 0.669

10 0.394

45 1.772

9 0.354

6 0.236 P.61

FD-E13

20 0.787

4 0.157

3 0.118

2.5 0.098

0.7 0.028

–

1.5 0.059

–

–

P.61

FD-E23

75 2.953

15 0.591

10 0.394

10 0.394

2.5 0.098

1.5 0.059

5 0.197

1.3 0.051

0.9 0.035 P.61

FD-EG30

90 3.543

15 0.591

10 0.394

10 0.394

2.5 0.098

1.5 0.059

5 0.197

1.3 0.051

0.9 0.035 P.61

FD-EG30S

85 3.346

15 0.591

10 0.394

10 0.394

2.5 0.098

1.5 0.059

5 0.197

1.3 0.051

0.9 0.035 P.62

FD-EG31

25 0.984

5 0.197

4 0.157

4 0.157

1 0.039

0.5 0.020

2 0.079

–

–

P.62

FD-F4

Applicable pipe diameter: Outer dia. ø6 to ø26 mm ø0.236 to ø1.024 in transparent pipe

[PFA (fluorine resin) or equivalently transparent pipe, wall thickness 1 mm 0.039 in]

Liquid absent: Beam received, Liquid present: Beam interrupted

P.62

FD-F41

Applicable pipe diameter: Outer dia. ø6 to ø26 mm ø0.236 to ø1.024 in transparent pipe

[PVC (vinyl chloride), fluorine resin, polycarbonate, acrylic, glass, wall thickness 1 to 3 mm 0.039 to 0.118 in]

Liquid absent: Beam received, Liquid present: Beam interrupted

P.62

FD-F41Y (Note 3)

ø4 mm ø0.157 in

Protective tube: Fluorine resin, length 500 mm 19.685 in (cuttable)

Liquid surface not contacted: Beam received, Liquid surface contacted: Beam interrupted

P.62

FD-F8Y

ø6 mm ø0.236 in

Protective tube: Fluorine resin, length 1,000 mm 39.370 in (not cuttable)

Liquid surface not contacted: Beam received, Liquid surface contacted: Beam interrupted

P.62

FD-FA93

Applicable pipe diameter: Outer dia. ø8 mm ø0.315 in or more transparent pipe

(When used with the tying bands: ø8 to ø80 mm ø0.315 to ø3.150 in)

[PFA (fluorine resin), including translucent] Liquid absent: Beam received, Liquid present: Beam interrupted

P.62

FD-H13-FM2

430 16.929

100 3.937

70 2.756

40 1.575

10 0.394

7 0.276

40 1.575

10 0.394

7 0.276 P.63

FD-H18-L31

0 to 25 0 to 0.984 0 to 10 0 to 0.394 0 to 8 0 to 0.315

–

–

–

–

–

–

P.63

FD-H20-21

350 13.780

90 3.543

65 2.559

65 2.559

13 0.512

9 0.354

45 1.772

10 0.394

7 0.276 P.63

FD-H20-M1

270 10.630

85 3.346

60 2.362

60 2.362

14 0.551

10 0.394

58 2.283

10 0.394

7 0.276 P.63

FD-H25-L43 (Note 4) 2.5 to 29

0.098 to 1.142

4 to 20

0.157 to 0.787

4 to 16

0.157 to 0.630

–

–

–

–

–

–

P.63

FD-H25-L45 (Note 4) 5 to 42

0.197 to 1.654

7 to 38

0.276 to 1.496

7 to 35

0.276 to 1.437

–

–

–

–

–

–

P.63

Notes: 1) Note that the sensing range of the free-cut type fiber may be reduced by 20 % max. depending upon how the fiber is cut.

2) The sensing range is specified for white non-glossy paper.

3) Liquid inflow prevention joint, protective tube extension joint, fiber mounting joint are available. Please refer to p.38 for details.

4) The sensing range is specified for transparent glass 100 × 100 × t0.7 mm 3.937 × 3.937 × t0.028 in

Reflective type

Fibers are listed in alphabetic order. Refer to p.5~ “Fiber Selection” for details of each fiber.

LIST OF FIBERS