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News Release from: Tectonic International | Subject: Luna label inspection and control system
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial Team on 07 February 2008

100% Printed Label Inspection And
Control System

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In an attempt to achieve 100 per cent inspection and control of printed labels a new integrated system from three label industry suppliers will combine at Drupa 2008 with a new development.

At Drupa in hall 10 and on stand D69 Tectonic International will introduce its Luna system, which comprises a Bar Graphic Machinery Elite 400i inspection slitter-rewinder It is said to have been developed to integrate with a 4000 Label HE-G inspection system from the inspection systems developer, Vision Experts

Bar Graphic's Elite 400i is a web and tension control system.

The system comprises an electronically controlled web guidance system and ultrasonic sensor and has a web width of 400mm, whilst its 2,000 linear metre unwind is said to enable operators to achieve minimal set-up times.

It also has a variable speed of up to 300 metres per minute that is claimed to provide fast throughput, whilst the system's pneumatic brake has ultrasonic roll compensation for control.

The machine is a fully-reversible rewinder with electronically controlled rewind with interchangeable mandrels, one supplied with the machine to a size as required by the customer.

Vision Experts' 4000 Label HE-G (grey-scale) inspection system is described as a fully-integrated system which, when a reel is run from the rewind to the unwind, the camera detects, records and displays errors for a faultless product.

The system uses a grey-scale line scan camera for high resolution print inspection of pharmaceutical, or security codes, where the highest sensitivity is needed to find very small defects in text, such as missing portions of characters, said Tectonic International.

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