Keyence

Keyence, founded in 1974 and based in Osaka, Japan, builds sensors and machine vision equipment for factory automation. Its photoelectric and laser sensors, code readers and vision systems are fitted to packaging lines, assembly machines and conveyors. Seven Star LLC sources and supplies Keyence sensors and code readers for machine builders and maintenance teams in Oman and the GCC.

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Founded: 1974
Headquarters: Osaka, Japan
Speciality: Sensors and machine vision
Listed with us: 3 products in 2 categories

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Keyence series listed

Three series appear on this page. The LR-Z is a self-contained CMOS laser sensor. Keyence describes it as detecting by distance and by received light, with one-button teaching, a stainless steel body rated IP68/69K and a range of up to 500 mm depending on the model; the LR-ZB250CP is the listed type. The LR-W500C is a full-spectrum reflective photoelectric sensor from the LR-W series. The SR-X100 is an autofocus 2D code reader.

Ordering Keyence sensors: what we need

Keyence type codes are short but exact. Send the complete model, such as LR-ZB250CP, because the letters at the end decide the output type and the connection. Remember that many Keyence sensors need a separately ordered cable or connector, and code readers need a cable, a power supply and often a mounting bracket. List those items, the cable length, and the communication interface your PLC uses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the letters in a Keyence LR-Z model mean?

The model code states the housing shape, the detecting distance and the electrical version. In LR-ZB250CP the figure 250 is the distance class in millimeters, and the final letters cover the output and connection type. Since NPN and PNP versions look the same from outside, copy the code from the sensor label exactly.

Do Keyence sensors come with a cable?

That depends on the model. Versions with a fixed cable are complete, while connector versions (M8 or M12 on the LR-Z series) need a separate cable of the right pin count and length. Tell us which you have and the cable length required, and we will add the correct Keyence accessory to the offer.

What is needed besides the SR-X100 code reader itself?

A fixed code reader normally needs a communication or power cable, a power source and a bracket, and sometimes a separate communication unit, depending on how it connects to the control system. Tell us the interface you plan to use, and we will list the accessories the manufacturer specifies for that setup.

Can the LR-Z detect dark or shiny targets?

According to Keyence, the LR-Z series compares both the distance and the amount of received light against a taught background reference, and it is intended for metal, dark and transparent targets. Whether it suits your part depends on distance and background. Send the target material, color, size and mounting distance for a check against the manufacturer's data.

Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of Keyence?

No. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier and is not a Keyence distributor or agent. We source Keyence products through commercial channels, check the model code against the manufacturer's documentation, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and manual with the order on request.

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