American Industrial Supply Co. connects industrial buyers and sellers with used Pepperl equipment across a range of automation needs. Explore available listings, compare equipment details, and contact the team about a specific part or selling equipment you no longer need. Product availability changes, so check the current Pepperl listings for the latest options.
Pepperl sensors and identification products help detect objects, measure distances, identify parts, and support automated processes. They are used in applications such as conveyor systems, packaging lines, material handling, machine building, and factory automation. Browse the Sensors, Vision & Identification category and Photoelectric & Proximity Sensors for related equipment.
Pepperl product listings can include equipment from multiple series, depending on current availability. Common families include NJ and NBN inductive proximity sensors, ML100 and ML4 photoelectric sensors, UB ultrasonic sensors, and R200 optical sensors. These series address different sensing tasks, so compare the model number, sensing method, range, and electrical specifications with your application requirements before purchasing.
The cost of used Pepperl equipment varies with the product type, series, model, features, condition, and market availability. Specialized sensing or identification equipment may be priced differently from common sensor models. Review current listings or contact American Industrial Supply Co. for pricing information, and share the model details when requesting a quote to help identify the right listing.
Pepperl+Fuchs traces its origins to 1945, when Walter Pepperl and Ludwig Fuchs founded an electrical engineering workshop in Mannheim, Germany. The company developed technologies for industrial automation, including proximity sensing and equipment for hazardous areas. Its product range has since grown to include sensors, vision systems, and identification solutions used across industrial applications.
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