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DBS36E-S3GM00S72

The DBS36E-S3GM00S72 is part of SICK’s compact and rugged DBS36E incremental encoder family, featuring a solid 6 mm diameter × 12 mm long shaft with mounting via a face-mount flange

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Key Features:

High-Speed 1D Scanning: Excels at reading standard linear barcodes (e.g., Code 39, Code 128, EAN, UPC) at high speeds, making it ideal for conveyor-based systems.

Compact and Robust Design: Its small, lightweight, yet metal housing (IP65/IP67 rated) allows for easy integration into tight spaces and ensures reliability in harsh industrial environments resistant to dust, moisture, and vibrations.

Precision Spot Size (S3GM00S72 Optic): The extra-small light spot is specifically designed for reading high-density and very narrow barcodes that larger spots might struggle with.

Blue LED Illumination: The blue light provides superior performance on challenging surfaces, including shiny, metallic, or foil-based packaging, by offering better contrast than traditional red light.

Simple Integration: Offers multiple interface options, including I/O, RS-232, and Ethernet TCP/IP, for straightforward connection to programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and network systems. Configuration is easy via the integrated web server.

Fixed-Focus Lens: The standard focus lens provides a defined and consistent working distance, simplifying installation and setup.

Typical Applications:

Reading small barcodes on PCBs, electronic components, and microchips.

Pharmaceutical packaging (blister packs, small boxes).

Logistics and parcel sorting systems where small packages have dense barcodes.

Food and beverage industry for reading barcodes on small containers and labels.

General internal logistics and manufacturing automation on conveyor lines.