SICK 1040783 IME12-08NPOZC0K PNP Inductive Sensor

USD 27.30

IME12-08NPOZC0K offers 8 mm nominal and 6.48 mm assured sensing, non-flush M12 mounting, PNP normally-closed output and an M12 four-pin male connector.

SKU SICK-1040783 Category
SICK IME

SICK IME12-08NPOZC0K PNP Non-flush Inductive Proximity Sensor

BrandSICK
Model IdentifierIME12-08NPOZC0K
Official Part Number1040783

Technical Overview

The SICK IME12-08NPOZC0K is a short-body M12 × 1 inductive proximity sensor for non-flush installation. Nominal sensing range is 8 mm and assured sensing range is 6.48 mm, with material-dependent reduction factors for nonferrous and stainless targets. Its PNP normally-closed output switches at up to 2,000 Hz and supports continuous current up to 200 mA. The 10–30 V DC three-wire device connects through an M12 four-pin male connector. A nickel-plated brass housing and PA66 sensing face provide IP67 protection. Two nickel-plated brass mounting nuts are supplied. Operating temperature spans −25 to +75 °C, and maximum tightening torque is 12 Nm.

Non-flush short-body M12 inductive sensor with 8 mm nominal range, 6.48 mm assured range, PNP normally-closed output and an M12 four-pin male connector.

Key Features

  • Inductive proximity sensing; short-body M12 × 1 housing; non-flush installation
  • 8 mm nominal sensing range; 6.48 mm assured sensing range
  • PNP normally-closed output; DC three-wire configuration
  • 2,000 Hz switching frequency; continuous output current ≤200 mA
  • 10–30 V DC; no-load current ≤10 mA; voltage drop ≤2 V at maximum load
  • ≤100 ms time delay before availability; short-circuit and power-up pulse protection
  • M12 four-pin male connector
  • Nickel-plated brass housing; PA66 sensing face; IP67
  • Two nickel-plated brass mounting nuts supplied; 17 mm across flats
  • −25 to +75 °C operation; tightening torque ≤12 Nm

Detect a metal target at a non-flush sensing face and supply a PNP normally-closed signal to external counting, fixture or position-monitoring logic.

Technical Specification Matrix

ParameterValue
Functional principleInductive proximity sensor
Housing designMetric short-body
Mounting threadM12 × 1
InstallationNon-flush
Nominal sensing range Sn8 mm
Assured sensing range Sa6.48 mm
Switching outputPNP
Output functionNormally closed (NC)
Electrical wiringDC three-wire
Switching frequency2,000 Hz
Power supply10–30 V DC
Ripple≤10%
Voltage drop≤2 V at maximum output current
Time delay before availability≤100 ms
Hysteresis5–15%
Reproducibility≤2% of real sensing range Sr at constant supply voltage and ambient temperature
Temperature drift±10% of real sensing range Sr
Continuous output current≤200 mA
No-load current≤10 mA
Short-circuit protectionProvided
Power-up pulse protectionProvided
ConnectionM12 four-pin male connector
Wire assignmentsCD-008: 1 BN=L+; 2 WH=normally-closed output; 4 BK=not connected; 3 BU=M
Housing materialNickel-plated brass
Sensing face materialPA66 plastic
Housing length46 mm
Thread length24 mm
Tightening torque≤12 Nm
IP ratingIP67 according to EN 60529
Items suppliedTwo nickel-plated brass mounting nuts; 17 mm across flats
IndicatorDisplay LED
Operating temperature−25 to +75 °C
Shock resistance30 g, 11 ms
Vibration resistance10–55 Hz, 1 mm amplitude
EMCAccording to EN 60947-5-2
UL fileNRKH.E181493
MTTFD1,735 years
DCavg0%
Material reduction factorsReference values, may vary: St37 steel 1; stainless steel V2A/304 approximately 0.8; aluminum approximately 0.45; copper approximately 0.4; brass approximately 0.4

Industrial Applications

1. Confirming a metal clamp at its seated position

A fixture can present a metal clamp target to the non-flush sensing face at a controlled final gap. External sequencing logic samples the PNP normally-closed output after the clamp settles. Commissioning checks target material, thickness and placement tolerance against the nominal and assured ranges, accounting for material reduction factors before accepting the seated condition.

Problem Solved

A clamp-position reference helps external sequencing logic distinguish a seated metal target from an open location, using a non-flush inductive sensing point checked for the actual target material.

Clamp presence Non-flush installation PNP output

2. Counting separated metal flags on a moving mechanism

A moving mechanism can carry separated metal flags past the inductive sensing face and feed PNP transitions to external counting electronics. Setup checks flag material, coverage, passing gap and the separation between flags. Motion timing is verified against the 2,000 Hz switching frequency, and the connected input respects the continuous-current and voltage-drop limits.

Problem Solved

A metal-flag passage reference helps external counting electronics register repeated mechanical events, using contactless inductive switching checked for the actual target spacing, material and travel speed.

Metal-flag counting Inductive switching Timing checks

3. Monitoring a missing motion pulse train

A rotating mechanism can present separated metal flags to the non-flush sensing face while external logic monitors the normally-closed PNP transitions. The controller compares observed event intervals with the commanded motion state and recognizes a prolonged absence of expected transitions. Commissioning checks actual target-material reduction, operating gap and flag spacing against the 2,000 Hz switching rating.

Problem Solved

A recurring inductive signal gives external motion monitoring an event reference, helping identify an unexpectedly stationary mechanism when transitions stop during a commanded running interval.

Motion pulse train Normally-closed PNP External timeout
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