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Product Finder

Find the Right
3D Sensor

Our interactive product table allows you to quickly and easily find the right 3D sensor for your application.

1. Enter parameters

2. Filter products

3. Send request

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How to use our product finder

Product Finder

With just a few inputs, you’ll receive a tailored product selection – no need for long searches. Simply follow the steps below to send us your request quickly and efficiently.
If you want to use the product selection elsewhere, you can copy the URL to your clipboard – for example, for documentation or for internal communication via email.

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Please complete the form in full. Be sure to leave the automatically inserted URL in the message field so that we can clearly assign your selection.
How to Use Our Product Finder
  1. Fill in the table:
    Scroll down to the Product Finder and enter at least values for Working Distance, Z-Range, and X-Range.
  2. Additional filters (optional):
    You can further refine your selection with additional information such as laser wavelength or laser class.
  3. Confirm product selection:
    Click the “Request these products” below the table when finished.
  4. Fill out the request form:
    Enter your contact details. Important: The automatically generated URL must remain in the message field — this lets us identify exactly which products you selected. You can also add a personal message.
  5. Send request:
    Click “Send” to submit your product selection directly to our team.
What do the values mean?
Working Distance (WD)
Indicates the ideal distance between the sensor and the object for precise measurements.
    Z-Range (Z FoV)

    Specifies the calibrated measurement range.

      X-Range (X FoV)
      Indicates the horizontal width of the sensor’s measurement range.
        Laser Class
        Laser classes indicate how safe or dangerous a laser beam is for eyes and skin – important for proper handling of laser systems.
        Class 2
        Visible laser – harmless to the eyes with brief accidental exposure.
        Class 2M
        Same as Class 2 – but hazardous when viewed with optical aids such as a magnifying glass or binoculars.
        Class 3R
        Laser beam can be dangerous if directly viewed.
        Class 3B
        Dangerous for eyes and, in some cases, skin. Diffuse reflections are usually harmless.
        Laser Wavelength
        Indicates which laser light is used – important for material compatibility and measurement accuracy.
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        Stephan Regenhardt
        Head of Support & Applications
        +49 (0)4531 / 88011-43
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