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Used Fanuc Level Sensors in California, USA

  • OMRON FLOAT LESS LEVEL SWITCH

    OMRON FLOAT LESS LEVEL SWITCH 61F-GP-N 100VAC 50/60HZ 8VAC CNC 61F-GP-NH

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Fanuc

    GOOD FEEDBACK DESIRED. THIS PART CAME FROM A 93 MITSUBISHI DWC-90SZ EDM WE DISMANTLED. CALIFORNIA BUYERS ADD 9.5% SALES TAX

    $60 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • OMRON 61F-GP-NH FLOATLESS LEVEL SWITCH

    OMRON 61F-GP-NH FLOATLESS LEVEL SWITCH

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Fanuc

    THIS PART CAME FROM A 1996 MITSUBISHI CX-20 CX20 CNC EDM MACHINE THAT WE DISMANTLED.

    $60 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • OMRON FLOATLESS LEVEL SWITCH 61F-GP-NH

    OMRON FLOATLESS LEVEL SWITCH 61F-GP-NH 100VAC

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Fanuc

    “120 DAY WARRANTY. REMOVED FROM MACHINE” 12165 BRANFORD STREET SUITE F SUN VALLEY CA 91352 VERY IMPORTANT!! PLEASE READ. AFTER PURCHASING THIS OR ANY OTHER ITEM FROM US, PLEASE LEAVE POSITIVE FEEDBACK AND GIVE U...

    $60 USD
    Los Angeles, CA

Overview

Level sensors are devices designed to detect the level of substances such as liquids, powders, and granular materials. They are commonly used in various industries including manufacturing, water treatment, and food processing to monitor and control the amount of material within containers, tanks, or silos.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a level sensor?

Consider the type of material being measured, the environment where the sensor will be used, the required accuracy, and the sensor's compatibility with your control systems.

How are level sensors shipped safely?

Level sensors should be packed in protective packaging to prevent damage during transit. It's best to use a reputable carrier with experience in handling delicate instruments.

What maintenance is required for level sensors?

Maintenance includes regular cleaning, calibration to ensure accurate measurements, and periodic inspections for any signs of wear or damage. Refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance procedures.