SFS-D2615 is a spectral confocal displacement sensor with 15 mm reference distance, ±1.3 mm measuring range, 50 nm repeatability, ±0.26 μm linearity error and ±31° measuring angle for high-precision non-contact measurement.
POMEAS SFS-D2615 is a high-precision spectral confocal displacement sensor with a 15 mm reference distance, ±1.3 mm measuring range, 50 nm repeatability and ±0.26 μm linearity error. The ±31° measuring angle keeps stable output on curved and inclined surfaces, and the non-contact optical measurement avoids scratching precision workpieces. Its Φ36×97.9 mm body weighing about 228 g is easy to mount and integrate.

| Product Model | SFS-D2615 |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Chromatic Confocal Displacement Sensor |
| Reference Distance | 15 mm |
| Measuring Range | ±1.3 mm |
| Measuring Angle | ±31° |
| Spot Diameter | Φ9/18/144 μm |
| Repeatability | 50 nm |
| Linearity Error | <±0.26 μm |
| Probe Size | Φ36×97.9 mm |
| Weight | 228 g |
| Minimum Measurable Thickness | 5% of F.S. |
| Temperature Characteristic | <0.03% F.S./°C |
| Protection Rating | IP40 |
| Measurement Method | Non-contact Optical Measurement |
| Application | Displacement, Thickness, Height and Surface Contour Measurement |
Ideal for precision part displacement and height measurement, transparent glass and film thickness measurement, curved-surface step inspection and surface contour scanning.

Repeatability is 50 nm and linearity error is <±0.26 μm (verified with a nanometer-grade laser interferometer), with a ±31° measuring angle.
Reference distance 15 mm, measuring range ±1.3 mm (2.6 mm total travel, centered on the range midpoint).
Yes. The confocal principle focuses on the upper and lower surfaces of transparent materials separately; the minimum measurable thickness is 5% F.S., suitable for glass and film.
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