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Verify label presence, label position, print quality, code readability, cap placement, fill level, seal integrity, and packaging correctness on every pack leaving the line.
Packaging defects are the ones customers see first: a crooked label, a missing cap, a low fill, a broken seal. Each one costs you in returns, rework, and brand trust.
Vision inspection checks the label, cap, fill level, seal, and pack contents in one pass, and rejects the faulty unit downstream. It also records every result, giving you proof of what left the line.
A single station can combine several of these checks.
Confirm the label is applied, straight, and within its window.
Detect smudges, missing text, and faded or broken printing.
Check barcodes and QR codes on the label are scannable.
Verify caps are present, seated, and not tilted.
Measure fill height against a pass band.
Check foil, induction, and shrink seals across the full opening.
A quick sense of what typically drives the setup — the exact tools are always tuned during commissioning.
Diffused or dome lighting to remove reflections from shiny materials.
Side-view cameras with ring or bar lighting to check height and seating.
Backlighting for clear containers, or dedicated lighting for opaque ones.
Polarized ring lighting with a region check across the opening.
Cross-polarized or diffused lighting to check sleeve position, wrinkles, and seam alignment on curved packs.
Skewed labels were found only at dispatch. A camera after the labeler now measures position and angle on every bottle and rejects out-of-window labels.
Packs checked
Less rework
Per pack
Under-filled and uncapped bottles reached the case packer. A side-view camera now checks both and sends rejects to a bin.
Bottles checked
Fewer complaints
Per bottle
Incomplete seals and faint prints were hard to spot manually. Inline vision now inspects both and logs results per batch.
Units checked
Seal escapes
Per unit
Tell us what pack you run, the speed, and what must be right. Our application engineers will recommend the camera, lighting, and lens combination to do it on every unit.