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    Stainless steel sensors

    Nov. 22, 2010
    Two families of sensors from Rockwell Automation withstand high-pressure and high-temperature wash downs, while offering resistance to corrosion and damage caused by harsh cleansing agents.
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    The 42CS photoelectric and 871TS inductive sensor families feature stainless steel construction, extended temperature ratings and IP69K enclosure ratings. IP69K testing replicates the steam-cleaning process typically used in the food and beverage industry. This testing requires the sensors to withstand spray pressure up to 1,450 psi and temperatures up to 176 degrees F (80 degrees C). Both sensor families have been subjected to and certified to pass chemical compatibility testing by 2 independent labs.Rockwell Automation

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