
Bottle and Container Visual Inspection Machines
For pharmaceutical, beverage and dairy bottle producers who cannot pass a black spot or a damaged neck finish to the filler.

Short shelf life and cold chain mean dairy packaging faults are discovered late and cost a full batch. The inspection has to happen at the converter.
Dairy runs a mix of formats: blow-moulded bottles, IML cups and tubs, and the closures that go with them. The defects that matter are the ones that break the seal or the print: rim damage, seam faults, label position and wrinkle, and contamination on the sealing surface.
Because a dairy converter often runs bottles and IML containers in the same plant, standardising on one inspection platform and one operator interface reduces the training load and keeps the acceptance standards consistent across formats.

For pharmaceutical, beverage and dairy bottle producers who cannot pass a black spot or a damaged neck finish to the filler.

In-mould labelling puts the print inside the wall, so a label fault is a scrapped container, not a re-labelling job. These systems catch it at the moulder.

Visual inspection machines for paper and plastic cup quality inspection, covering the rim, the seam, the print and the body in one pass.
A starting point, not a fixed recommendation. The final configuration comes from your parts and defect samples.

Inspection Speed: 150~300pcs/min
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Inspection Speed: 150~300pcs/min
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Inspection Speed: 100~300pcs/min
View specification →
Inspection Speed: 100~300pcs/min
View specification →
Inspection Speed: 100~300pcs/min
View specification →
Inspection Speed: 100~300pcs/min
View specification →Send the part and the defect list and we will tell you what the inspection actually needs to be.