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Proximity Sensor

OMRON E2E-X2C28-M5 Proximity Sensor

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SKU: E2E-X2C28-M5

Alternate: E2EX2C28M5

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Brand
OMRON
Part Number
E2E-X2C28-M5
Warranty
12 months
Lead time
3-7 days
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Product Description

The OMRON E2E-X2C28-M5 (E2E-X2C28-M5) is an inductive proximity sensor engineered for non-contact target detection across industrial automation and machine control equipment. Part of OMRON's extensive E2E series, this sensor provides precise position sensing and limit detection without physical contact, minimizing mechanical wear and ensuring long service life in repetitive manufacturing cycles. It is widely utilized in conveyor handling, automated assembly lines, packaging machinery, parts feeding stations, and machine tool setups where consistent metallic object tracking is required. Operating as a rugged sensing device, the E2E-X2C28-M5 detects approaching metallic components and communicates switching signals directly to programmable logic controllers, discrete input modules, and automation controllers. The robust cylindrical body is built to withstand rigorous industrial environments, resisting vibrations, ambient dust, and mechanical stress encountered in production facilities. By preventing mechanical impact and offering stable sensing capability, the OMRON E2E-X2C28-M5 proximity sensor helps prevent machine downtime, enhances operational throughput, and maintains process consistency in critical factory automation systems.

Technical Specifications

SKU
E2E-X2C28-M5
Brand
OMRON
Part Number
E2E-X2C28-M5
Category
Proximity Sensor
Condition
new
Warranty
12 months
Country of Origin
China

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