To avoid rejects of high value products and machine downtimes due to defective low cost components, we have developed camera stations to inspect empty glass containers for chips, inclusions, glass fragments, proper dimensions, and cracks before they are filled with expensive pharmaceuticals. The camera stations can be integrated in filling machines, isolators or regular clean room environments. As one last check of vials, cartridges, bottles and syringes before the filling process.
The pharmaceutical manufacturing process demands a precise quality for vials that are filled with medicine, by thorough inspection of the entire vial, including mouth top, mouth side, sidewalls and bottom. Inspection by human eyes increase personnel expenses and involves the risk of missed defects.
• Stop filling expensive product in potentially defective containers
• Reduce breakage of vials on high speed filling lines
• Increase overall line efficiency and yield rates of filling lines
• Avoid leaking containers
• Integration into filling machines, isolators or conventional cleanroom
• Inspection prior to washing machines
• Compact design allows easy installation into narrow spaces.
• By using the bottle spin method the entire circumference of the bottle is uniformly inspected.
• All cameras for inspection are housed in a box for easy maintenance.
• Maximum high speed inspection of 300 Bottles per Minute (BPM)
• Windows-based Man-Machine Interface (MMI) that excels in visibility and operability.
• Economy price through a dramatic cost reduction.
