Di-Soric Used Sensors

Browse used Di-Soric sensors in this section. Whether you need to replace a sensor on an existing machine, find a matching spare or restore a detection point on a production line, start with the complete part number on the device label. Our sensor guide explains the basic principles; the specifications of the device you intend to buy should be checked against its label and model-specific documentation.

Your contact for an individual product is the store identified on its product page. Contact that store directly about current availability, condition, test information, price, invoicing and delivery. General information on this brand page does not establish the condition or sales terms of a particular item.

How to identify the right sensor

Part number and sensing principle: Compare every letter, digit and suffix on the label. Two devices with similar series names can have different outputs, connections or sensing distances. Inductive sensing and photoelectric sensing use different detection principles. A similar housing alone does not establish that one sensor can replace another.

Electrical compatibility: Check that the supply voltage, PNP/NPN output type, output current rating and pin assignment suit the control input. Confirm the required NO or NC switching function as well. Matching connectors do not necessarily have matching pin assignments. Select connector cables and sensor accessories using the wiring diagram for the exact model.

Mechanical fit and application requirements: Consider the body diameter, thread size, mounting arrangement, sensing distance and switching frequency together. For fast-moving targets, check the required counting frequency; for the operating environment, check the model's stated IP protection rating. A rating printed on a used sensor does not prove that damaged seals, housings or connections still provide the original protection.

Optical arrangement: Diffuse photoelectric sensors, through-beam sensors and retroreflective sensors require different layouts and supporting components. With fiber optic sensing systems, check that the fiber head is compatible with the amplifier. Read the listing to confirm whether reflectors, emitter/receiver pairs, fiber heads and connection cables are included.

Condition and test information

Review the product photographs, description and any available test report together. Look for cut cables, damaged connectors, cracked housings, scratched optical surfaces and missing accessories. An illuminated indicator does not establish that every function has been tested. Check which functions the test description actually covers, and have your own technical personnel assess suitability for the intended application.

No warranty, technical support or application consultancy is provided for the second-hand products in this section. Check these terms even when an item is boxed or described as unused surplus. Faulty units or items offered for parts are identified in their product descriptions. Stock updates can be delayed, so confirm current availability with the store shown on the product page before purchasing. A sold-out model may not become available again.

Search by product category as well as by brand

If you cannot find the model you need here, visit the Second Hand Models main page. It groups devices by product category and function, allowing you to browse sensors, PLCs, HMIs, drives and other automation equipment by the type of device you need. Our detection sensor comparison guide can help you explore alternatives, but compatibility must be verified against the complete specifications of each model.

Compare new sensor options

A used sensor is not always the most economical choice. Consider compatibility, required accessories, condition and the cost of machine downtime alongside the purchase price. Depending on your application, explore new sensors, including inductive sensors, capacitive sensors and ultrasonic sensors. Different sensing technologies are not automatically interchangeable; compare the alternative's mechanical and electrical specifications with the application. Warranty and support terms for new products are stated on their respective product pages.

Have Di-Soric products to sell?

If you own Di-Soric sensors or other industrial automation equipment, email the complete part numbers, quantities, condition, clear product and label photographs, and your asking prices to otomasyonavm@gmail.com. We do not purchase products without an invoice. Please state whether you can provide an invoice. The owner sets the asking price; submitting the details does not guarantee that the products will be purchased.