SCENARIO 1: Spouted Pouches
Application scenarios: Large-capacity catering-grade salad dressing, ketchup, blueberry jam, black pepper sauce, etc.
Key pain points
Misaligned nozzle cap: An improperly tightened nozzle cap can cause the liquid to burst during transport due to compression.
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Test items
Camera Defect Identification: The vision camera captures images of the nozzle, liquid level, and inkjet printing area, and compares and rejects products with high caps, crooked caps, low liquid levels, or incorrect inkjet printing. The detection content is configurable.
SCENARIO 2: Packs & Back-seal Bags
Application scenarios: standard ketchup packets for takeout and fast food, mustard packets with back seals, and instant noodle sauce packets.
Key pain points:
Leaking of sauce due to poor sealing: Thick sauce can easily get stuck at the heat-sealed part of the bag or the welded part of the nozzle, causing poor sealing and leakage of oil and gas from the whole bag.
Poor packaging and cutting: High-speed multi-row packaging machines often experience problems such as bags not being cut properly and serrated edges tearing.
Pattern/coding misalignment: The film conveyor belt deviates, causing the inkjet to be printed on the sealing edge.
Underweight bagged products and packages that failed to undergo sauce filling passed through the production line.
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Test items:
Sealing and edge sealing inspection: Visually identify asymmetry in the upper and lower sealing dimensions, skewed cutting, and bag-connecting phenomena.
OCR traceability coding: High-speed reading of the production date on the surface of soft bags to reject missing or illegible items.
