Description
The SICK LBSTA325000 is a stainless steel fiber-optic light guide designed for use with WLL260 fiber-optic sensors. It provides reliable signal transmission for proximity-based detection in industrial automation environments. This fiber-optic cable is suitable for applications requiring precise sensing in confined or harsh conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Condition |
New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand |
SICK |
| Category |
Industrial Sensors |
| Part Number |
LBSTA325000 |
| Subcategory |
Fiber-Optic Light Guides |
| Fiber Series |
LBS / LIS |
| Sensor Compatibility |
WLL260 fiber-optic sensor |
| Detection Principle |
Proximity system |
| Fiber Length |
5,000 mm (5 m) |
| Cable Material |
Stainless steel |
| Installation Type |
Sensor-connected light guide |
| Application |
Fiber-optic sensing |
| Operating Environment |
Industrial automation |
| Weight |
Approx. 0.3 kg |
Information About LBSTA325000
The LBSTA325000 is part of SICK’s LBS/LIS series of fiber-optic light guides engineered for proximity sensing applications. It is constructed with a stainless steel fiber jacket to enhance durability and resistance to mechanical stress. The light guide is specifically compatible with SICK WLL260 fiber-optic sensors, ensuring optimal performance and alignment. Its 5-meter length allows flexible installation in control cabinets, machinery, and automated production systems.
Key Features:
- Stainless Steel Fiber-Optic Cable: Provides enhanced durability and resistance to harsh industrial environments.
- WLL260 Sensor Compatibility: Designed specifically for use with SICK WLL260 fiber-optic sensors.
- Proximity Detection Support: Enables accurate object detection in proximity sensing applications.
- 5-Meter Fiber Length: Allows flexible routing and installation in complex machine layouts.
- LBS/LIS Fiber Series: Engineered for consistent optical signal transmission.
- Industrial-Grade Construction: Suitable for continuous operation in automation systems.
The LBSTA325000 delivers the reliability and precision required for fiber-optic proximity sensing in industrial automation applications.
