Datalogic 964401100 Datalogic Sensors and Industrial Identification

Razz Middle East supplies Datalogic sensors and industrial identification equipment across Saudi Arabia. The range covers photoelectric and inductive sensors, laser and fibre optic sensing, fixed-mount and handheld barcode readers and imagers, machine vision systems and safety light curtains. Items are sourced to order against the exact Datalogic model code and delivered duty-paid to site.

Datalogic 964401100

This page covers Datalogic part number 964401100 — Datalogic Sensors and Industrial Identification. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Datalogic Sensors and Industrial Identification

The sensor codes in this catalogue are positional. A reference such as S5N-ML-5-C01-PP encodes the family and housing style, the optical function, the range group, the connection and the output type in successive fields, which is why a shortened code will not resolve to a single item. Photoelectric versions cover the three standard arrangements: diffuse sensing that reads light returned from the object and therefore depends on its colour and finish, retro-reflective sensing that works against a supplied reflector and gives stable longer range, and through-beam pairs that separate emitter and receiver for the longest range and the highest tolerance of dirt. Fibre optic amplifiers let the electronics sit away from a hot or confined location. The identification side reads one-dimensional barcodes and two-dimensional data matrix codes, and reader selection depends on code size, print quality, distance, motion speed and lighting rather than on a general resolution figure. Light curtains are safety devices selected against a machine risk assessment and its required performance level.

Datalogic Sensors and Industrial Identification in Saudi Arabia

Sensing and code reading of this kind is fitted on production and distribution equipment. Food and beverage, dairy and bottling plants around Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Kharj use photoelectric sensors for container presence, label check and reject gating, and barcode readers for batch and date code verification on packaging lines. Logistics and e-commerce distribution centres use fixed-mount readers on sortation conveyors and handheld imagers in picking operations. Plastics, printing and packaging converters use laser and fibre sensors for small part and web edge detection. Light curtains guard presses, robot cells and packaging machinery. The dominant local reliability factor is contamination: dust, sugar and product residue on a lens or a reader window is the usual cause of intermittent reads long before electronic failure, which is why through-beam and retro-reflective arrangements with generous margin, and readers with a protected or air-purged window, are preferred in dusty and washdown areas.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the Datalogic model code in full, for example S5N-ML-5-C01-PP or DMR-150X-1120, since every field in the string carries part of the specification. Where the label is unreadable, state the sensing principle required, the range, the target material colour and finish, the housing size and mounting, the output as PNP or NPN and normally open or normally closed, the supply voltage and the connection as cable or M12. For reflective sensors confirm whether a reflector is needed as a separate item. For code readers, give the code type and its printed size, the reading distance and window, the conveyor speed and the interface required, such as Ethernet or serial. For light curtains, state the protected height, the resolution and the performance level the risk assessment demands. Items are sourced to order with a typical lead time of three weeks and delivered duty-paid to site.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.