Application-Tested Handling
Product transfer and pack formation are confirmed around representative samples.
Vision Inspection
VI-300 Vision Inspection System
Camera inspection for labels, codes, closures, fill levels, dimensions and presence checks with controlled rejection.
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VI-300 Vision Inspection System
Model VI-300
Camera inspection for labels, codes, closures, fill levels, dimensions and presence checks with controlled rejection.
Recipe-Based Changeover
Stored settings and guided adjustments support multiple product formats.
Integrated Line Interfaces
Signals, transfer heights and accumulation logic are defined with adjacent equipment.
International Project Support
Electrical standards, documentation and commissioning scope can be adapted by market.
Technical Specifications
- Cameras
- 1–6 configurable
- Lighting
- Application-specific
- Data Interface
- PLC / MES optional
Equipment Snapshot
Key Performance and Configuration Information
- Inspection Rate
- Up to 300 products/min
- Inspection Types
- OCR / presence / dimension
- Reject
- Air blast / pusher / diverter
Technical Specifications
Model VI-300 Technical Data
- Cameras
- 1–6 configurable
- Lighting
- Application-specific
- Data Interface
- PLC / MES optional
Equipment Overview
Designed Around the Product, Process and Line Interface
The VI-300 combines lighting, cameras, inspection software, product tracking and reject verification. Inspection logic and data retention are defined around the actual defect modes and line-control requirements.
Final performance is confirmed after representative samples, layout constraints, utilities and upstream or downstream interfaces are reviewed.
- Mechanical and electrical engineering
- Assembly, programming and dry-run testing
- Documented FAT before shipment
Project Advantages
What the Technical Scope Is Built to Control
Each proposal connects machine configuration, project checkpoints, maintainability and after-sales support to the buyer’s actual production conditions.
Application Fit
Handling, speed and changeover assumptions are checked against representative products and packaging.
Clear Interfaces
Transfer height, signals, accumulation and responsibilities between machines are defined before build.
Factory Acceptance Test
Functions, alarms, safety and agreed output are reviewed against a written FAT checklist.
Lifecycle Support
Training, spares, remote diagnostics and future expansion can be included in the project plan.
Configuration Review
Evaluate the Machine from Application to After-Sales Support
Product and Process Review
Confirm product dimensions, weight, stability, packaging material, defect modes, target speed and required changeover range.
Mechanical, Electrical and Controls Interfaces
Define transfer heights, line signals, utilities, safety zones, operator access and data connections before drawings are approved.
FAT, Documentation and Commissioning
Agree the FAT method, manuals, drawings, spare-parts list, installation responsibilities and training scope before shipment.
Project Documents
Documents Available During Technical Confirmation and Delivery
Equipment FAQ
Questions to Confirm Before Quotation and Manufacturing
Clear product data, layout information and acceptance criteria help suppliers prepare a useful technical proposal instead of a generic price sheet.
What information is required to configure Model VI-300? +
Provide product dimensions and weight, packaging samples, target speed, format range, available layout, utilities and adjacent-equipment information.
Can this equipment handle multiple product formats? +
Yes, within an agreed operating window. The technical proposal identifies recipe settings, adjustment points, change parts and expected changeover time.
How is performance verified before shipment? +
The FAT uses agreed products or representative samples to check functions, output, alarms, safety, rejection logic and documentation.
Are installation and training included? +
Remote guidance or on-site commissioning can be included. The final scope depends on location, local contractor capability and project complexity.
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Buyer Resources
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Use selection criteria, project inputs and FAT checkpoints to compare proposals on the same technical basis.
Request a Technical Proposal
Send the Product, Speed, Layout and Interface Requirements for Model VI-300
Attach sample photos, drawings or a short production video so the application can be reviewed with fewer assumptions.