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Afscan X20V represents
the state of art in machines for the detection
of contaminants both with bulk products or
inside boxes, or en caja y envases rígidos como
tarros de vidrio, botellas, latas, briks y otros.
This system is based in X ray technology. The
inspection method is designed to assure the
integrity of the packed product, to identify
contaminants, to detect lacks of product inside
packs, to confirm right filling levels and for
weight control.
For all these applications, there are systems in
the market, apart from X ray machines to just
partially do the job, nevertheless, X ray
technology has much more advantages as follows:
Seek for contaminants: With a metal
detector or a standard artificial vision system
it sis possible to detect certain contaminants.
Moreover, the X ray based system is advantageous
in several ways: Seek for metals inside metal
containers. Seek for nonmetal contaminants
inside any kind of opaque container with opaque
products. Contaminants that are able to be
detected: Glass, metals, stones, bones, PVC and
high density plastics, hard rubber.
Filling levels (extra): With X ray it is
possible to determine the filling level in all
kind of containers: metallic, plastic, glass,
opaque or transparent, etc.
Weight control (extra): It is possible to
calculate the weight (mass) of the whole or a
part of a product, package, etc.
Advantages of this inspection system are obvious
for the food sector.
Versions:
G65/90: Designed for the inspection of
medium or big sized packed products, working
over a conventional conveyor belt. Maximum size
for containers is 500mm wide and 250 mm high.
S65: Designed for the inspection of bulk
or packed products with a maximum height of
50mm, working over a conventional conveyor belt.
B65: Designed for the inspection of bulk
products supplied through a feeding hopper.
Technical Data:
The machine is driven by a PC computer, and is
mainly built with AISI 304.
Secure Use:
The equipment offers guaranteed security against
escape of ionizing radiation, both under normal
conditions and in others that may occur
accidentally, including possible incorrect uses.
This point is supported by the type approval
granted by the Spanish Ministry of Industry upon
the regulations on nuclear and radioactive
installations.