The new CapWatcher Q-Line for inspecting caps and closures uses as many as nine high-resolution cameras to provide 360-degree inspection of up to 40 features at a speed of up to 60 closures per second.
CapWatcherOriginally launched in 2018, this Intravis technology uses cameras to inspect the quality of closures on bottles.
What’s new?Updates to the CapWatcher Q-Line, which uses as many as nine high-resolution cameras to provide 360-degree inspection of up to 40 features per closure at a speed of up to 60 closures per second. At drinktec in September, Intravis debuted a new version of the line, now tailored to the challenges of inspecting tethered caps.
Benefits High rates of inspection.The line’s new lateral star-wheel separation technology ensures perfect separation and positioning of caps even at very high speeds. It can operate even if the tethered caps are not aligned.
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