Upper Clamping Sensor Kit (SVS180272) for Briot & Weco Edgers
Restore the precise clamping pressure detection of your automatic edging system with this genuine Upper Clamping Sensor Kit (OEM Reference: SVS180272). Designed specifically for the Briot Alta Series (Visionix) and compatible Weco edgers (including the E5, E7, E550, and E580), this complete assembly includes both the high-sensitivity clamping sensor and its dedicated mounting support.
Accurate clamping pressure is critical in modern finishing labs. A faulty sensor can lead to insufficient pressure (causing axis slippage on super-hydrophobic lenses) or excessive pressure (causing crazing, cracking, or coating damage on delicate lenses). Replacing the entire kit ensures perfect alignment and immediate reliable feedback to the machine’s motherboard.
Key Features and Benefits
- Complete Assembly: Includes both the clamping high sensor and the bracket/support for a straightforward, plug-and-play installation.
- Prevents Axis Slippage: Accurately measures pressure to keep high-index and slick-coated lenses perfectly secured during the roughing cycle.
- Protects Delicate Lenses: Avoids over-clamping that can crack premium AR-coated or ultra-thin lenses.
- OEM Reliability: Genuine replacement part guaranteeing the exact voltage feedback required by Briot and Weco mainboards.
Technical Specifications and Compatibilities
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Component Type | Clamping High Sensor + Support Kit / Capteur de serrage |
| OEM Reference | SVS180272 |
| Compatible Brands | Briot (Visionix), Weco |
| Supported Equipment |
Briot Alta Series: Alta NX, Alta Pro, Alta Evolution Weco E-Series: E5, E7, E550, E580 |
| Packaging Option | Sold individually (1 Kit) |
💡 Tech Tip: Installation & Calibration
When replacing the SVS180272 clamping sensor kit on your Briot or Weco edger, ensure the machine is fully powered off and disconnected from the mains. After installation, it is mandatory to run the clamping pressure calibration cycle in the technician menu to baseline the new sensor. Failure to calibrate may result in incorrect pressure application.
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