Water and soft drink lines run fast and audit hard. A closure defect that reaches the filler stops a line that costs more per hour than the inspection machine.
Beverage packaging is where cap inspection earns its keep. A 2500 piece per minute cap line produces enough volume that a one percent escape rate is thousands of suspect closures a shift, and the cost lands downstream at the filler as leakage, torque failure or a rejected pallet.
For this sector we normally deploy a cap and closure system at the moulder and, where the customer also blows their own bottles, a bottle or preform system in front of the blower. Both reject online, so the defect never enters the accumulation table.
The largest family in our range. These systems inspect plastic closures for water, beverage, dairy, daily chemical and pharmaceutical packaging at production speed, and remove the failures without stopping the line.
For pharmaceutical, beverage and dairy bottle producers who cannot pass a black spot or a damaged neck finish to the filler.
The core machine in an automated preform quality line, sitting between the moulder and the blower where a bad preform is still cheap to remove.
A starting point, not a fixed recommendation. The final configuration comes from your parts and defect samples.
Inspection Speed: 300pcs/min~2500pcs/min
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Inspection Speed: 300~2500pcs/min
View specification →Inspection Speed: 150~300pcs/min
View specification →Inspection Speed: 150~300pcs/min
View specification →Inspection Speed: 500~800pcs/min
View specification →Inspection Speed: 150~600pcs/min
View specification →Send the part and the defect list and we will tell you what the inspection actually needs to be.
