"Ultrasonic", a fancy word with a fancy meaning, after all it's not just sonic, it's "ultra" sonic! Technically ultrasonic is defined as "of or relating to acoustic 
frequencies above the range audible to the human ear, or above approximately 20,000 hertz." So what does all this have to do with Marshall Wolf Automation? One word - sensors.
Ultrasonic sensors have set new standards in the world of automation and MWA is an industrial automation distributor for all your sensor requirements including photoelectric systems and ultrasonic range sensors.
Ultrasonic sensors are vital to the market by providing a cost effective, sensing method with unparalled properties not seen in other sensing technologies. By using a wide variety of ultrasonic transducers and several different frequency ranges, an ultrasonic sensor can be designed to solve many application problems that are costly or cannot be solved by other sensors.
We are your source for Baumer, Carlo Gavazzi and Pepperl & Fuchs ultrasonic sensors - engineers are on staff to assist you!
frequencies above the range audible to the human ear, or above approximately 20,000 hertz." So what does all this have to do with Marshall Wolf Automation? One word - sensors. Ultrasonic sensors have set new standards in the world of automation and MWA is an industrial automation distributor for all your sensor requirements including photoelectric systems and ultrasonic range sensors.
Ultrasonic sensors are vital to the market by providing a cost effective, sensing method with unparalled properties not seen in other sensing technologies. By using a wide variety of ultrasonic transducers and several different frequency ranges, an ultrasonic sensor can be designed to solve many application problems that are costly or cannot be solved by other sensors.
We are your source for Baumer, Carlo Gavazzi and Pepperl & Fuchs ultrasonic sensors - engineers are on staff to assist you!
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