Optoelectronics

Camera-based empty mould check for the production line

31st March 2020
Alex Lynn
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Berlin-based machine vision company Bi-Ber has announced that in addition to standard optical empty mould check systems and customer-specific designs, four standard systems for up to 1050mm wide moulds are now available. High-resolution GigE colour cameras detect any minimal product residues.

The Windows-based inspection systems with uniform multilingual firmware are suitable for moulds made of all common materials: polycarbonate, metal, silicone. The B(asic) model combines cameras, lighting, and a touch panel PC in a stainless-steel cabinet that is placed directly onto the conveyor system. It shields ambient light, ensuring high, repeatable image quality.

The use of multiple cameras allows for a wide field of view at short working distances. Doors in the control cabinet ensure good accessibility of the transfer system. The S(eparate) model offers all the advantages of the basic system in terms of accessibility and ambient light shielding. However, the imaging technology and the computer are installed in two separate enclosures. The cabinet with the operating panel can be freely positioned for easy access.

The F(lexible) model with a slim camera and lighting module also features a separate control cabinet and was developed especially for enclosed lines and low-height surroundings. It is also available as a multi-camera version for wide moulds.

The C(ompact) model is condensed to include only the minimum necessary equipment and does not contain a signal light. The control box with a touchscreen is attached directly to the camera housing. The compact model is particularly cost-effective and also suitable for lines with limited space.

The automatic inspection systems are the result of decades spent working for international confectionery and chocolate manufacturers.

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