Turck 1341015 Turck Sensors and Connectivity

Razz Middle East supplies Turck industrial sensors and connectivity hardware to plants across Saudi Arabia. The range covers inductive and capacitive proximity switches, M12 and M8 cordsets, passive junction boxes, RFID read/write heads and tags, and fieldbus I/O blocks. Items are sourced to order against the exact Turck ident number and delivered duty-paid to site.

Turck 1341015

This page covers Turck part number 1341015 — Turck Sensors and Connectivity. 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 Turck Sensors and Connectivity

Turck builds sensors and the wiring that connects them. The inductive proximity range covers barrel styles in M8, M12, M18 and M30 threads plus rectangular and slot bodies, in flush and non-flush mounting, with DC three-wire PNP or NPN outputs, two-wire types and IO-Link variants. Capacitive sensors detect level and material through tank and hopper walls. Connectivity is the second half of the catalogue: moulded M12 and M8 cordsets in PUR and PVC, right-angle and straight, single- and double-ended, passive junction boxes that gather field devices onto one trunk, and shielded leads for Ethernet and analogue signals. Fieldbus I/O modules in the TBEN and FEN families put digital and analogue channels in the field on PROFINET, EtherNet/IP and Modbus TCP. RFID hardware, with HF and UHF read/write heads and TW- series tags such as TW-R30-B128, tracks tooling and carriers on production lines. Most catalogue items carry a six- or seven-digit numeric ident number rather than a descriptive code.

Turck Sensors and Connectivity in Saudi Arabia

Turck sensors are common on packaged machinery that arrives in the Kingdom from European builders: filling and bottling lines in food and beverage plants, palletisers, conveyor systems in cement and mining handling, and skid-mounted equipment at Jubail and Yanbu. Proximity switches and cordsets are wear items on those machines. Cables chafe, sensor faces get struck, and connectors corrode. Ambient conditions in Saudi plants shorten that life. Outdoor conveyors and yard equipment see surface temperatures and airborne dust well above the European design case, and coastal sites at Jubail, Yanbu and Ras Al Khair add salt to the mix, so PUR-jacketed leads and stainless or PTFE-coated sensor faces are the usual replacements. Fieldbus I/O blocks are used to cut wiring on long conveyor runs and on water treatment plants where marshalling cabinets would otherwise be spread across the site.

Ordering and lead time

Order by the Turck ident number, not the type designation. The number on the sensor label or cable tag identifies one exact build; sensors that look identical differ in output polarity, flush or non-flush mounting, cable versus connector termination, and sensing face material. For cordsets, state the ident number or give connector gender at each end, straight or angled bodies, number of poles, jacket material and length, because a 2 m PUR lead and a 5 m PVC lead of otherwise identical construction are separate items. For RFID, tag and read/write head must match in band and protocol. Send the number, the quantity and any existing markings. Standard lead time to site is about three weeks, sourced to order and delivered duty-paid.

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