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Efficient and ergonomic: Semi-automatic inspection with our V90+
Optimize the results of your visual inspection by employing automatic product handling and a perfectly adapted inspection environment.
More accurate, space-saving, and up to five times faster than manual inspection: The Seidenader V90+ supports your operators in simultaneously checking multiple criteria such as foreign matter in the product, impurities and damage to a container’s sidewalls, bottom, shoulder or closure area. This is ensured by various illuminations, mirrors and a magnifying glass.
Parameters such as rotation speed or light intensity are stored in the HMI along with the respective recipe and are automatically loaded to enable reproducible inspection settings. The high-speed rotation system, which is driven by a servo motor, swirls up foreign matter inside the liquid for particle inspection. The container then rotates around its axis at an individually adjustable speed in front of the operator for a 360° inspection, so that also cosmetic defects on the entire surface are detected. An LED feedback bar confirms the status of the container via colored luminous markings. This enables the operator to see at a glance whether he or she has marked the container as defective or not.
If you want to inspect different products on your machine, it can be quickly and tool-free adapted to other formats.
These factors make the difference
Ergonomic design
A magnifying glass enables the operator to easily detect even the smallest defects. With a swipe of the finger, he or she marks faulty containers, and the LED feedback bar displays the status.
Easy to reconfigure
Efficient and flexible
Reproducible settings
Brochure: Semi-automatic inspection machines
Comprehensive overview of the features and benefits of our semi-automatic inspection machine V90+
Remote FAT
The Remote Factory Acceptance Test for Seidenader Solutions: preparation, implementation, follow-up
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