An Uga Present at on 2012 Crescendo
Content
Presenting
ScanTrac X-ray Inspection Systems
Improving Food Quality and Safety
With Expanded Foreign Material Detection
and Process / Packaging Monitoring
Introducing
ScanTrac Crescendo X-ray Inspection
Two Beam High / Low Inspection
Optimal Detection – Tall Containers
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
InspX developed the Crescendo to meet the demands for
full containers inspection of institutional packages such as
the “Number Ten” (A4) can (603 x 700).
InspX ScanTrac Crescendo
Side View Inspection – Two Beams
The ScanTrac Crescendo inspects tall packages in single file
using a two beam x-ray system for complete container inspection.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
Crescendo inspects containers up to 300 mm in height.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
A single beam system has to “fit” a large container
into an inspection window with differing distances
from the energy source.
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
The ScanTrac Crescendo
beams scan from the bottom up
and from the top down.
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
Bottom Up..
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
Top Down
ScanTrac Two Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
In this inspection of a Number Ten (A4) can, the
contaminant highlighted in the red box on the left
hand image (top looking down), is virtually invisible to
the bottom looking up image on the right.
ScanTrac Dual Beam Inspection
This left image (top looking down) provides a clear
image of head space and top seam. Reliable
inspection of both can be made by the Crescendo
while enhancing the overall contaminant inspection
available from both views.
ScanTrac X-ray Inspection Systems
Improving Food Quality and Safety
With Expanded Foreign Material Detection
and Process / Packaging Monitoring
Introducing
ScanTrac Crescendo X-ray Inspection
Two Beam High / Low Inspection
Optimal Detection – Tall Containers
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
InspX developed the Crescendo to meet the demands for
full containers inspection of institutional packages such as
the “Number Ten” (A4) can (603 x 700).
InspX ScanTrac Crescendo
Side View Inspection – Two Beams
The ScanTrac Crescendo inspects tall packages in single file
using a two beam x-ray system for complete container inspection.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
Crescendo inspects containers up to 300 mm in height.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
A single beam system has to “fit” a large container
into an inspection window with differing distances
from the energy source.
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
The ScanTrac Crescendo
beams scan from the bottom up
and from the top down.
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
Bottom Up..
ScanTrac Dual Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
Top Down
ScanTrac Two Beam X-ray Inspection
The ScanTrac Crescendo
applications include Number Ten
cans, large volume glass jars,
and other tall containers.
ScanTrac Two Beam Inspection
In this inspection of a Number Ten (A4) can, the
contaminant highlighted in the red box on the left
hand image (top looking down), is virtually invisible to
the bottom looking up image on the right.
ScanTrac Dual Beam Inspection
This left image (top looking down) provides a clear
image of head space and top seam. Reliable
inspection of both can be made by the Crescendo
while enhancing the overall contaminant inspection
available from both views.
