Vision Inspection Systems

Vision Inspection Systems | Vision VS-90

Supplier: Visy Technology Systems

Vision Inspection Systems | Vision VS-90

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Vision VS-90 Vision Inspection Systems - Vision Technology is used to detect defects in manufactured goods in real time, using high speed vision sensors and controllers it is possible to detect, reject and prevent unabated production of non conformance finished goods.

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Vision VS-90 Vision Inspection Systems

If the vision inspection controller determines that the printed data is not correct or missing then a reject signal is given to an integrated reject arm. The arm will push the offending product off the conveyor for manual processing.

Code Presence Detection – OCR / OCV

Production codes, lot numbers and best before dates are all essential on consumer goods. It is important that each product features a clear, legible and accurate code.

Label Presence and Application Quality Detection

Packaged containers travelling through label systems can suffer from labelling irregularities that affect the final quality of the product.

Cap Application Quality and Fill Height Inspection

The inspection process can include other elements including cap checking, missing or cocked cap and also product fill heights where transparent packaging is used. In many cases multiple inspection processes can be carried out simultaneously. Therefore it is possible to check for cap, label date code and fill height all in one process.

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Vision VS-90 Vision Inspection Systems

Code Presence Detection – OCR / OCV

Packaged containers travelling through label systems can suffer from labelling irregularities that affect the final quality of the product.

Cap Application Quality and Fill Height Inspection

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The Vision VS-90 is a vision inspection system that detects defects in manufactured goods in real time. When printed data is missing or incorrect, its controller signals an integrated reject arm to push the product off the conveyor for manual processing. Packaged-container producers can use it to spot label presence and application irregularities during production.