First Bluetooth-Enabled Security Light Curtain Arrives in Brazil for Industry 4.0

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/06/2021 at 11:06

Updated on 24/06/2021 at 23:45

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Unprecedented Safety Light Curtain Now Provided in Brazil by Reymaster Electrical Materials, in Partnership with Swiss Multinational Contrinex

Reymaster, a distributor of electrical materials based in Paraná, expands its partnership with the Swiss multinational Contrinex for the supply of products aimed at industrial automation, that is, for plants with high technological development. This is the first safety light curtain in Brazil that reads and writes via Bluetooth. The product is aimed at Industry 4.0, as it allows configuration and monitoring without the need for a laptop or programming cables. All you need is a smartphone and an application.

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The new line of light curtains from Contrinex is designed to protect operators in front of machines or equipment that pose risks to them. The new version of this item from Contrinex has dimensions of just 26 by 26 millimeters.

First Safety Light Curtain in the Brazilian Market That ‘Reads’ and ‘Writes’ via Bluetooth

The explanation comes from electrical engineer Mateus Soares, industrial technical specialist at Reymaster. He highlights the technological level incorporated into this line. “It is the first safety light curtain in the Brazilian market that ‘reads’ and ‘writes’ via Bluetooth,” emphasizes the professional.

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He adds: “These light curtains from Contrinex have wireless communication via Bluetooth, a product ready for Industry 4.0, allowing configuration and monitoring without the use of a laptop or programming cables. All you need is a smartphone and the ‘Contrinetapp’ application.”

Soares also lists other specifications, differentiating factors in the market. “They have been developed for various industrial applications. They have an IP65 protection rating and TUV international certification, ultra-resistant lenses to impacts and scratches, in addition to an ultra-fast response time of 8 to 35ms.”

Reymaster has been a partner of Contrinex since 2017. Two years later, this joint effort was intensified. Contrinex identified Reymaster as a strategic partner to expand its presence in the Brazilian industrial market.

The distributor of electrical materials was founded in 1987 and operates throughout Brazil, serving small, medium, and large clients, in both the industrial, commercial, and residential sectors. It maintains its headquarters in Curitiba (PR) and a branch in Joinville (SC).

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