Sick Moldova
Smart, precise
sensing solutions from SICK.
SICK Moldova
Smart, precise
sensing solutions from SICK.
SICK Moldova
Smart, precise
sensing solutions from SICK.
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Full range of
SICK equipment
Detection Sensors
Distance and Measurement Sensors
Industrial Safety
LiDAR and RADAR
Machine Vision and Identification
Encoders and Motion Control
Process Instrumentation
Industrial Connectivity
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2025-2026

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If you have any questions, need urgent help or information, please fill out the form.
Give us a call
We are here to assist you
We provide prompt response to any request
Not sure which equipment or solution fits your needs? Tell us what you’re trying to achieve, and our team will help you identify the right components and configuration.
About SICK Moldova
Frequently Asked
Questions
What SICK equipment can be requested through Divinov Engineering?
Through Divinov Engineering, you can request equipment from the SICK Moldova range for industrial automation: photoelectric sensors, inductive sensors, proximity sensors, distance sensors, encoders, safety systems, laser scanners, LiDAR sensors, RFID, code readers and solutions for detection, measurement and industrial identification.
How do I choose the right SICK sensor?
To choose the right SICK sensor, it is important to define what needs to be detected or measured: object presence, distance, position, shape, color, code, movement or safety zone. Important factors include the object material, sensing distance, process speed, environmental conditions, output type, power supply, connection and integration method with the PLC or existing system.
What is the difference between a photoelectric sensor, an inductive sensor and a distance sensor?
A photoelectric sensor detects objects using light and is suitable for presence detection, counting or positioning applications. An inductive sensor detects metal objects without direct contact. A distance sensor measures the position or distance to an object and is used when a simple presence signal is not enough.
When is a SICK safety system necessary?
A SICK safety system is necessary when operators, machines or hazardous areas must be protected. Depending on the application, safety light curtains, laser scanners, safety relays, safety sensors or controlled stop solutions can be used. The correct choice depends on the application risk, access area, machine speed and safety requirements.
Can I replace an existing sensor with a SICK model?
Yes, in many cases a compatible SICK model can be identified to replace an existing sensor. For correct selection, useful information includes the old product code, photos of the label, sensor type, sensing distance, power supply, output type, connector, dimensions and mounting method.
What information should I send for an accurate offer?
For an accurate offer, it is useful to send the product code, photos of the sensor or technical label, required quantity and application description. If you do not have the exact code, important details include the object to be detected, working distance, process speed, operating environment, supply voltage, signal type and connection method to the PLC or existing system.
Is SICK equipment suitable for industrial automation?
Yes, SICK equipment is frequently used in industrial automation, production lines, machines, logistics, packaging, identification, measurement, safety and process control. The SICK Moldova range can be suitable for applications where reliable detection, precise measurement, operator protection and integration into modern industrial systems are required.
What is the difference between an encoder and a proximity sensor?
A proximity sensor detects the presence or approach of an object. An encoder measures movement, position, speed or shaft rotation. Encoders are used when more precise position or motion control is required, for example on motors, conveyors, mechanical axes or positioning systems.
When are SICK code readers or RFID systems used?
SICK code readers and RFID systems are used when products, pallets, parts, boxes or components need to be identified in an industrial process. These solutions are useful in logistics, traceability, production lines, automated warehouses and systems where each product must be tracked or verified.
Can I request help if I do not know exactly which SICK equipment I need?
Yes. If you do not know the exact product code, you can send the application description, photos of the machine, available technical parameters and the function the equipment must perform. Based on this information, Divinov Engineering can help identify a suitable SICK solution or a compatible alternative.


