di-soric supplier in Romania
Photoelectric and inductive sensors and vision systems
Founded in 1986 · Headquarters: Urbach, Germany
Who is di-soric and what does it make?
di-soric is a German manufacturer of industrial sensors, founded in 1986 and based in Urbach, near Stuttgart. The range covers inductive sensors, including the IRSD series of ring sensors, optical sensors from the O-21 miniature family, US-M18 ultrasonic sensors, KNS Extended series capacitive sensors and KGUTI label sensors, alongside CS-52, CS-60 and CS-62 vision sensors and LAT-52 and LVHT-52 laser distance sensors. We can quote individual sensors from these families, suited to position, presence or distance detection on automated lines.
In industrial sensors the company stands alongside other established manufacturers, but it has an additional line of complete vision systems — with image processing software under the name nVision-i, plus industrial lighting and identification readers — which brings it closer to a supplier of visual inspection solutions than to a simple maker of discrete sensors. The IRSD ring sensors, for example, are designed for detection on lines with cylindrical parts that pass through a tube or a circular guide.
On detection and sorting lines — packaging, presence control, label verification — the di-soric range suits as a technical alternative to sensors already installed, especially where the application calls for a sensor with a special geometry, such as the ring type or the through-tube detection type.
What do we supply from the di-soric range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| IRSD series inductive ring sensors | Inductive sensors with a ring geometry, mounted so that the metal part to be detected passes through the centre of the sensor, not past its face as with a classic inductive sensor. Used on lines where cylindrical or tubular parts travel through a guide, for counting or presence confirmation. The customer must tell us the diameter of the part detected and its material. |
| O-21 series miniature optical sensors | Small photoelectric sensors for presence or position detection in narrow machine spaces, where a standard sensor would not fit. Typical application: detection of small parts on compact assembly lines. The customer must indicate the sensing distance required and the type of object (opaque, transparent, reflective). |
| US-M18 series ultrasonic sensors | Ultrasonic sensors for level or presence detection independent of the colour or transparency of the material, an advantage over optical sensors on media with glass or transparent liquids. Used for level control in silos or for detecting transparent objects on a belt. The customer must specify the sensing distance and the type of surface of the target material. |
| CS-52/CS-60/CS-62 series vision sensors | Compact vision sensors with integrated image processing, for presence checking, positioning or quality control directly on the line, without a separate industrial computer. They are completed by nVision-i software for configuring the inspection. The customer must describe the type of check wanted (presence, position, visual defect) and the mounting distance available. |
Why di-soric?
- Wide range of detection technologies — inductive, optical, ultrasonic, capacitive and magnetic — under the same brand
- Complete industrial vision systems with its own nVision-i software, not just discrete vision sensors
- Sensors with specialised geometries, such as the IRSD ring sensors for detection on cylindrical parts
- Laser distance sensors (LAT-52, LVHT-52) for contactless level or position measurement
- Over 35 years of experience in industrial sensors, vision systems and machine lighting
Which di-soric codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| IRSD | Inductive ring sensor for detecting metal objects on production lines |
| INS Standard | Inductive proximity sensor in the standard version |
| INM Miniature | Miniature inductive sensor for restricted mounting spaces |
| O-21 Miniature | Miniature photoelectric sensor with optical barrier |
| US-M18 | Ultrasonic sensor with IO-Link interface |
| KGUTI | Capacitive sensor for label detection, with IO-Link interface |
| KNS Extended | Capacitive proximity sensor with extended sensing range and IO-Link |
| KSS | di-soric capacitive sensor |
| CS-60 | Vision sensor for inspection and quality control |
| CS-52 | Compact vision sensor for counting, locating, measuring and reading codes |
| PS-30 | Optoelectronic profile sensor with laser line scanning |
| LAT-52/LVHT-52 | Optical laser distance sensor, with 0…10 V or 4…20 mA analogue output and IO-Link |
| OGWSD/OGWTI | Frame-type light curtain, with IO-Link interface |
Where is di-soric equipment used?
- Packaging — label control and presence verification on the line
- Automotive — position detection on assembly lines
- Food industry — ultrasonic sensors for silo level
- Electronics — miniature optical sensors for small parts
- Metalworking — ring sensors for cylindrical parts on the line
How do we supply di-soric in Romania?
We bring in di-soric sensors to order through EU supply channels, usually in 1–4 weeks of order confirmation. For a correct quotation we need the type of material detected, the sensing distance required and the type of mounting (on the line, in a tube or on a guide). We check availability on each request before confirming. Our technical information comes from the manufacturer's documentation, and for a special mounting case we recommend discussing the exact application before choosing the model.
Electrical compatibility with an existing controller is established from the installation's data sheet; programming of the vision software is carried out outside our quotation.
Frequently asked questions about di-soric
What is the difference between di-soric INS Standard and INM Miniature sensors?
INS Standard is an inductive proximity sensor of ordinary size, suited to installations where space is not a restriction. INM Miniature offers the same detection function, but in a miniature housing, designed for very narrow mounting areas inside machines. The choice depends on the space available and the switching distance the application requires.
Do you supply di-soric sensors in Romania to order?
Yes, we bring in inductive, optical, capacitive and ultrasonic sensors from the di-soric range to order, on the basis of the exact product code. We do not keep this range on the shelf, and the lead time on order is usually 1–4 weeks from order confirmation. We recommend sending the full code from the label of the existing sensor for correct identification.
What do I need to send for a quotation for a di-soric sensor?
We need the switching distance wanted, the type of object detected and the supply voltage available in the installation, as well as the type of connector used. If the sensor replaces an existing model, a photo of the body and the code on the housing helps identify the current equivalent variant. Stating the working environment, with dust or humidity, affects the degree of protection required.
What is the IO-Link interface used on di-soric sensors?
IO-Link is a point-to-point communication protocol that lets the sensor transmit, besides the switching signal, additional information such as measured values, configuration parameters and operating diagnostics. di-soric models with IO-Link, such as US-M18 or LAT-52, can be parameterised remotely through the programmable controller, without manual adjustments on the sensor. It is especially useful on lines with many detection points.
How do I request a di-soric quotation?
Send the di-soric code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: di-soric, di-soric GmbH & Co. KG (manufacturer documentation)