Ultrasonic Sensors

Ultrasonic Sensors for Distance Measurement, Object Detection & Web Handling

IBIS Electro-Products supplies ultrasonic sensors for non-contact distance measurement, object detection, level monitoring, positioning, web edge control, and label and splice detection across automation and manufacturing applications.

Our ultrasonic sensor portfolio is led by Microsonic ultrasonic sensors, with additional ultrasonic solutions from di-soric for selected applications and configurations. Available sensor designs include cylindrical, cuboidal, hygienic stainless-steel, and chemical-resistant housings for general industrial use as well as demanding washdown, corrosive, and space-constrained environments.

Ultrasonic sensing is especially useful where non-contact detection or measurement is required and where target colour, transparency, gloss, or surface appearance can make optical sensing more difficult. Browse by sensor type below, or explore the dedicated Microsonic range for a comprehensive selection of ultrasonic sensor families available from IBIS.

IBIS provides ultrasonic sensor selection and application support for industrial automation, machinery, packaging, material handling, and process applications.

Browse Ultrasonic Sensors by Brand

Microsonic is the primary ultrasonic sensor line at IBIS, while di-soric provides selected ultrasonic models for specific sensing applications and configurations.

Related Ultrasonic Sensor Applications

Ultrasonic sensors are well suited to applications requiring non-contact distance measurement, object detection, level monitoring, web handling, and reliable sensing of transparent or reflective targets where optical sensing may be less suitable.

Need Help Selecting an Ultrasonic Sensor?

IBIS can help compare ultrasonic sensors based on sensing range, target material, housing style, output type, interface, mounting requirements, and application environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ultrasonic Sensors

Ultrasonic sensors are used for distance measurement, object detection, level monitoring, positioning, web edge control, and label or splice detection in industrial automation, packaging, material handling, and production equipment.

Yes. Ultrasonic sensors detect objects using sound rather than visible light, making them useful for many transparent, reflective, dark, or visually difficult targets where optical sensing can be affected by colour, transparency, or surface appearance.

Yes. IBIS offers ultrasonic sensor families designed for hygienic washdown environments and applications involving aggressive media or corrosion exposure, in addition to standard cylindrical and cuboidal industrial sensors.

Yes. Microsonic is the primary ultrasonic sensor line at IBIS, with additional ultrasonic models from di-soric for selected applications and configurations.

Browse the dedicated Microsonic Ultrasonic Sensors page to explore Microsonic sensor groups for distance measurement, object detection, web control, label and splice detection, double-sheet detection, hygienic applications, and chemical-resistant environments.