Powerful vision sensorsJune 1st 2009
The new Cognex Checker 200 series, a range of simple, powerful vision sensors, which deliver reliable inspection results for food manufacturers, is being introduced into the UK by Sunala.
The vision system is able to check for the presence of a code on all types of packaging. Used in conjunction with the Wolke m600 thermal ink jet printer, also available from Sunala, it allows manufacturers to avoid missed codes and provide full product traceability in order to meet the stringent coding standards of major retailers.
Capable of inspecting over 6000 items per minute, the all-in-one vision sensor has built-in lighting and a variable working distance. Its compact design enables it to fit easily on to any production line.
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