Purity and Optical Effect
There are numerous possibilities for using industrial machine vision systems in cosmetics production to ensure quality, efficiency and product safety. They provide precise control of both the end product and the packaging, and optimize manufacturing processes.
Precise 3D inspection
Bottling and MeteringOptical systems can precisely monitor the volume of liquid or cream-based cosmetic products during bottling to ensure that the fill quantities are exactly adhered to. Cameras and sensors measure the fill level in bottles, tubes or jars.
Correct alignment on the conveyor belt
Position DetectionOptical sensors detect the exact position of packages on the conveyor belt and ensure that they are correctly aligned before the product is filled. This avoids misfilling or spillage.
Automatic inspection during production
Error Detection on the Assembly LineOptical systems are often integrated into automated production lines and detect defective products in real time. These systems can sort products by size, shape, color or surface defects and automatically identify defective units.
Checking for leaks and dimensional accuracy
PackagingOptical measurement systems ensure that the dimensions of cosmetic packaging meet specifications. Cameras check the surfaces for scratches, cracks or impurities. In addition, laser systems can detect leaks and improper sealing, reliably verifying the tightness and quality of packaging such as tubes and jars.
Track & Trace in cosmetic manufacturing
TraceabilityOptical systems are used to read and verify serial numbers, batch numbers or production data on cosmetics packaging. This data is important for product traceability in order to manage quality issues or recalls.
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