Color Mark and Registration Detection
Detecting registration marks demands sensors that are sensitive and yet can operate at high speeds.
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Color Mark Detection |
To position all bottles in the same orientation for label application. |
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Registration Mark Detection |
To detect registration marks on food packages |
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Detecting Registration Marks on Labels |
During product packaging, labels are printed on a continuous web. The web must be precisely cut to ensure correct placement on containers. This is a high speed process and misplaced labels will result in costly delays and waste. |
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Tube Positioning Using a Registration Mark |
With highly automated processes in pharmaceutical industries, improper packaging can lead to disposal of thousands of products or down time. To avoid incorrect packaging or down time, a highly accurate sensor is needed to detect the position of a tube of cream or paste, in order to ensure tubes are oriented correctly before being sealed. |
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Registration Mark Detection on a Clear Web |
To detect of a printed mark on a continuous web of clear or translucent material for accurate control of downstream cutoff |
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Web Cutoff Registration with TEACH |
To detect a color mark printed on a continuous web for accurate control of downstream cutoff |
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Integrated Circuit Board Registration Detection |
To detect the presence of a registration hole on a printed circuit board |
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Toothpaste Registration Mark Verification |
Toothpaste packaging is a highly-automated, high-speed process where large toothpaste manufacturers can fill and seal up to 180 tubes a minute. With a high-demand product like toothpaste, it is important that the correct toothpaste product is being filled in the correct tube to prevent packaging errors that could result in disposal of thousands of products. Verification of a toothpaste tube’s registration mark ensures that the correct toothpaste is being filled into the correct tube. |
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