Packaging inspection

Supplies x-ray systems for high-throughput and high-quality inline, online and offline inspection of components, contents, and contaminants in complex assemblies, products or packaging

Manufactures in-line checkweighing systems with capacities of up to 7.5kg. Systems can check up to 130 packs per minute and feature automatic item rejection facilities. Features include an LCD touchscreen interface with menu-based controls, graphical statistics, average values, trends and histograms. Integrated thermal printers or digital storage

Manufactures inline laser scanning systems for reading and checking bar codes and other labelling information. A range of systems is available, including a model with enhanced colour sensitivity specifically designed for pharmaceutical manufacturing lines. The unit is capable of handling intermittent motion processing speeds of up to 2m/s, or 7m/s

Supplies label and barcode reading and verification systems. Products are available to suit a range of packaging requirements for industries such as food and pharmaceuticals. Previous projects have included the supply of a system for checking jam jar labels. High speed lines of 100 jars per minute were checked for correct labelling, as well as

Manufactures PC-based and stand-alone, automated inspection systems that can be used on high-speed continuous web products such as blister packaging in the pharmaceutical and medical packaging industries. The systems can be used to inspect plastic film for contaminants, gels, holes and other defects as it is being manufactured. Also offers cap and

Manufactures a rejection system designed to operate in conjunction with the companys checkweighing and weigh-price labelling systems. The system uses a high speed diverter arm to reject packs that are underweight, overweight or unstable. The arm is powered by compressed air and rejected packs can be expelled to either the left or right hand side

Offers inspection systems designed to ensure food, beverage, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals products are correctly packaged, labelled and coded. Specific applications include fill level inspection, label identification and presence, closure control and seal integrity. Verifier systems enable operators in the packaging industry to comply with the

Designs and manufactures quality control equipment suitable for a variety of production line inspection and automatic rejection applications. Systems are available for checking cap placement, cap colour and bar codes, as well as RFID verification, label identification and metal detection. Installation, commissioning, maintenance and training

Manufactures and supplies industrial metal detectors for inline processes and end-of-line inspection applications in the food, pharmaceuticals, plastics, paper, textiles and rubber industries. Systems are designed to be easy to install, calibrate and test, and contain 50-60% fewer parts than comparable machines, thereby providing high reliability

Supplies dynamic weighing, labelling and other end of process packaging machinery from the European manufacturer Tavil Pack

Supplies equipment for end-of-line quality control. QC systems operate at high speeds, allowing them to be integrated into fast production lines. Products include a seal tester that can be integrated into any bagged product quality control process. Designed to detect leaks in pillow bags, the system has a top speed of 120 packs per minute, and can

Manufactures camera-based inspection systems for examining fill level and closure control, and detecting foreign matter in bottles and other containers. The range includes a system designed to detect glass splinters as small as 0.5x0.5x0.5mm. Inspection is achieved by rotating the bottles in a carrousel and checking the bottle bases from below

Provides metal detection and check weighing systems for the food, pharmaceutical, chemical, textile and packaging industries. Metal detectors include a slimline model (115mm deep) specifically designed for installation in restricted spaces such as between scales and vertical form-fill-seal machines. The system detects contaminants in real time and

Manufactures metal detectors, x-ray inspection systems, and checkweighing and non-invasive temperature equipment. Lomo and Cintex are two of the worlds leading brands of product inspection systems. The company serves the food, pharmaceutical, textile and packaging industries, facilitating compliance with international product safety standards

Manufactures mainly non-contact inspection systems for containers including glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles, vacuum bricks and cans, as well as automotive parts. Products include an optical inspection device which checks the profiles of passing containers to determine internal pressure. Profiles which do not match the required model are