RECHNER SENSORS, established in 1965, has positioned itself as a global leader through a commitment to product innovation, quality, and dedication to customer satisfaction. The company has been particularly influential in the development and design of capacitive sensors, a product that has become integral to modern automation technology. Many consider the RECHNER brand synonymous with capacitive sensors, which are widely used across diverse industrial applications. RECHNER’s ongoing innovation and product excellence have helped establish them as a key player in the sensor industry.
The capacitive sensors from RECHNER offer exceptional performance and versatility for various industrial applications. These sensors are designed for non-contact detection of both conductive and non-conductive materials, making them ideal for a wide range of environments. Key offerings include barrel capacitive sensors, which are perfect for tight spaces and offer precise detection; easy-mount capacitive sensors, designed for quick and simple installation; and high-temperature capacitive sensors, which can withstand harsh conditions and high temperatures while maintaining reliable performance. With high ingress protection (IP) ratings, these sensors are built to endure demanding industrial settings, offering long-lasting durability and accuracy. The advanced technology ensures minimal maintenance and a high degree of flexibility, making them indispensable for automation systems and material handling processes.
OEM Automatic is an authorised distributor of all Rechner Sensors’ capacitive sensors.
The capacitive sensors offered by Rechner, are highly precise devices designed for non-contact detection of materials. These sensors are perfect for applications that require reliable sensing of conductive or non-conductive objects without physical contact. The range features compact, robust sensors ideal for harsh industrial environments. With their high durability and sensitivity, these sensors ensure accurate detection, contributing to optimised automation processes. They're ideal for a wide variety of applications, including position detection and material monitoring in sectors like manufacturing, automation, and packaging.