Control the product layer
upstream feeding affects the inspection image.
AICON systems combine advanced foreign-material detection with inspection capabilities for product completeness, fill level, weight, dimensions, counting and packaging quality - across packaged foods, bulk products, liquids, jars, bottles, meat, poultry and other demanding applications.
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Inspect loose product in a controlled layer before packing.
Inspect loose product in a controlled layer before packing.
AICON Bulk XR systems inspect unpackaged bulk products such as suitable dried fruit, grain and other loose materials. Feed presentation is central to the duty: layer thickness, overlap and product variation affect both detection and the amount rejected.
Example: Inspect a controlled layer of loose grain before the next processing or packing step.
Also known as: Bulk X-ray inspection, loose-product X-ray systems, Bulk XR equipment.
upstream feeding affects the inspection image.
width and product depth must suit the duty.
detection and removal need to operate together at the intended flow.
layer control and density variation need assessment.
overlap and natural variation influence detection.
review the actual feed and target contaminants.
AICON’s official range video includes packaged, side-view, BV, pipe and bulk inspection families. It explains the product-line choices; it is not a standalone operating demonstration of this page’s model.
Product and packaging, dimensions, line speed or flow, density variation, foreign-body targets, quality checks, available space, and reject verification requirements.
Not meaningfully. Belt width, speed, product depth, bulk density and the inspection objective all influence the usable operating duty.
Product and packaging, dimensions, line speed or flow, density variation, foreign-body targets, quality checks, available space, and reject verification requirements.
Confirm the complete quoted equipment, operating conditions and selected options for your application.
Inspect flat packs
Inspect individual or grouped packs on a conveyor.
Example: Inspect confectionery packs for agreed foreign-body targets and selected product-quality defects.
Also known as: Conveyor X-ray inspection, packaged-product inspection, SCAN XR systems.
Inspect tall containers
Inspect tall containers with a suitable side-view arrangement.
Example: Assess a filled jar where the container geometry influences the inspection view.
Also known as: Side-view X-ray inspection, jar inspection, bottle inspection, Side Scan systems.
Review the base region
Review challenging container bases with variable beam geometry.
Example: Test contamination targets near the base of a filled glass container.
Also known as: Variable-beam X-ray inspection, Side Scan 4 View BV, container-base inspection.
Inspect a pumped line
Inspect product while it moves through a pumped line.
Example: Inspect a pumped semi-liquid product before the next filling or processing stage.
Also known as: Pipeline X-ray inspection, pumped-product inspection, Pipe XR systems.