OGU-030-G3-T3 di-soric 30 mm standard U-Shaped Fork Infrared Light Barrier, Push-pull 100 mA NO/NC, IO-Link

The di-soric OGU-030-G3-T3 is a standard U-shaped infrared light fork barrier with a 30 mm fork opening for precise, repeatable detection of labels, edges, small parts, and product presence in industrial automation applications. This version uses an LED-infrared light source, offers 0.3 mm resolution, and provides Push-pull 100 mA NO/NC switchable output with IO-Link for parameter setting, diagnostics, and easier machine changeover support.

Its standard 30 mm opening provides more clearance than smaller fork sensor models while still supporting accurate detection in packaging, assembly, handling, and conveyor systems. The aligned fork design helps provide dependable sensing through the opening without requiring constant transmitter and receiver adjustment.

Key Features

• 30 mm fork opening: suited to labels, edges, small parts, and product paths requiring more clearance than compact fork sensors
• LED-infrared light source: practical for stable standard detection across a wide range of industrial environments
• 0.3 mm resolution: supports precise detection of labels, edges, and small targets
• Push-pull 100 mA NO/NC switchable output: flexible integration into machine control systems
• IO-Link: supports parameter setting, diagnostics, and easier production changeover
• Standard U-shaped housing: suited to applications requiring a fixed sensing gap with dependable repeatability
• Repeatable fork-sensor alignment: transmitter and receiver are aligned in one housing for stable sensing performance

Applications

The OGU-030-G3-T3 is used where accurate, repeatable detection is needed in automation systems with a 30 mm fork opening.

• Label detection in packaging and converting equipment
• Edge detection for positioning and alignment tasks
• Product presence monitoring in conveyors, feeders, and transfer points
• Small-part detection in assembly and handling systems with moderate product clearance
• Applications requiring fixed-gap sensing where more opening width is needed than 5 mm, 10 mm, or 20 mm fork sensor models