SENSING POSSIBILITIES. ENGINEERING CONFIDENCE.Technical assistance
ABOUT DOLPHIN DEVICE

Research-led.
Real-world sensing.

At Dolphin Device, we develop and manufacture industrial sensors around the way machines work. In-house R&D connects the sensing principle, the product and your application.

DOLPHIN / SENSOR TECHNOLOGIESR&D → APPLICATION
High-tech visual collage of Dolphin laser, photoelectric, cylindrical inductive, square proximity and matrix counting sensors on graphite platforms

Different technologies. One Dolphin.

R&D
In-house research
& development
08
Industrial sensing
families
323
Models in the
current catalogue
From a sensing requirement
to a product conversation.
01 / THE WAY WE THINK

The application is
our starting point.

A passing part. A changing level. A position that needs checking. Each is a different sensing problem. Understanding that problem comes before choosing a product.

We work with machine builders, automation teams and maintenance specialists to turn a requirement into a clearer sensor specification.

Machine buildersAutomation teamsMaintenance specialists
02 / THE TECHNOLOGY

Different physics.
A shared purpose.

Explore the principles behind our sensor families. Each solves a different detection problem; the right choice depends on the target, installation and signal you need.

DOLPHIN / INDUCTIVEInductive sensor from the Dolphin cataloguePRODUCT STUDY 01 / 08
THE SENSING PRINCIPLE

Inductive sensing.

An electromagnetic field responds to a nearby metal target.

Typical target
Metal parts and machine positions
What to consider
Target metal, sensing distance, flush or non-flush installation
Explore 193 models

Principles are an introduction. Use each product’s documented specifications to confirm suitability for your installation.

03 / IN-HOUSE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Small components.
Considered engineering.

Research and development brings the details together: what the sensor detects, how it fits and how its signal reaches the machine. Our approach starts with the application and works through those connections.

APPLICATION → PRODUCTDOLPHIN / R&D
Dolphin inductive sensor, shown with illustrative product design guides
TARGET / RANGEFIT / INTERFACE
Illustrative design studyREQUIREMENT → CONFIGURATION
  1. 01

    Understand the target

    Define the material, movement and working distance. Consider the surface, background and conditions around the sensing point.

  2. 02

    Develop the configuration

    Work through the sensing method, body dimensions, supply, electrical output and connection required by the installation.

  3. 03

    Connect it to the application

    Compare the documented product specification with the job. Bring an unusual requirement to our team for a development discussion.

  4. Discuss a development requirement
04 / YOUR APPLICATION

Good questions.
A clearer specification.

You do not need to arrive with a part number. Start with what the machine needs to do, and work through the practical details with Dolphin.

Find your sensor
01

What needs to be detected?

Tell us about the object or material, its movement and the event you want the machine to recognise.

02

What does the installation allow?

Share the available space, sensing distance, body size and conditions around the sensor.

03

How should the machine respond?

Check the supply, controller input, switching logic and connection. Confirm the exact model specification before installation.

Research close to the application.

In-house R&D keeps product development connected to the sensing requirement.

A catalogue you can work with.

Compare documented sensing ranges, housings, outputs and connection options in one place.

A conversation when it matters.

Speak with our team when the installation needs a closer look or an existing model does not fit the brief.

LET’S BUILD THE NEXT POSSIBILITY

Bring us the challenge.
Let’s find the signal.

A new machine, a replacement sensor or a development requirement. Start the conversation with Dolphin.

DOLPHIN DEVICE / FOR EVERY SENSOR SOLUTIONExplore the catalogue