Raybox is an x-ray inspection machine manufactured in two versions:
Can version: examines the product with vision aligned at the bottom of the containers;
Panoramic version: examines the product by aligning the source with the lid and with "Panoramic Vision" inspection the cover and bottom of the containers.
The Can version system controls food products packaged in metal tins, carton bricks and coupled and plastic bottles.
The Panoramic version system controls food products packaged in glass jars and glass bottles.
Raybox can reject high density foreign bodies such as metal, glass, ceramic, stone, Viton rubber, etc. The machine can also expel deformed containers, fallen containers, glass defects, low level filling and twist-off capsules closed incorrectly.
The containers are fed in single rows inside the machine using a conveyor belt that crosses the entire machine.
The Can Version system has a conveyor belt with a commercial chain in plastic or steel.
The Panoramic Version system is equipped with a conveyor belt made of x-ray transparent material.
The contaminated containers are automatically diverted from the product flow and sent to a separate zone.
Raybox is equipped with a palette waste system with electro-pneumatic activation that enables containers of any size to be ejected with high precision.
TECHNOLOGY
RAYBOX in the Can Version is an x-ray inspection machine with a fixed emission source. The source is aligned with the sliding surface of the conveyor belt.
RAYBOX in the Panoramic Version is an x-ray inspection machine with a mobile emission source. Based on the type of container, the source aligns with the top of the containers.
An ethernet connection is available for remote control.
The machine detects statistical data on the rejected products.
USE FIELDS
Can version:
Steel tins
Aluminium tins
Carton bricks and coupled
Plastic bottles
Panoramic version:
Glass jars
Glass bottles
Glass cups
BENEFITS AND STRENGTHS
Enables 100% inspection of product containers;
Detects contamination invisible to the eye in closed containers, even in the presence of labels and seals;
The containers are fed in a single row without the need for spacing between them;
Better inspection view point for any type of container;
Automatic capture of images of rejected products and their filing for post-production analysis;
Constant inspection over time, also over 3 work shifts;
