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Checking the quality of the glass forming process is crucial to reduce rejects and keep the dimensions of glass containers and their cosmetic appearance within the tight tolerances requested by pharmaceutical companies.
The automatic camera inspection is a primary technique to ensure optimal setting-up of the machine and monitoring the efficiency of the process: this explains why pharmaceutical companies consider it a fundamental requirement. Thanks to our deeply rooted connection with the pharma industry, we develop and manufacture control systems satisfying the most demanding requirements.
Our dimensional control systems perform 100% measuring of all the dimensions of a glass container, providing valuable data on the machine’s performance efficiency and processing to the operator.
Lines can be equipped with one camera or multiple cameras depending on the number of exits on the machine, and are positioned to inspect the mouth and shoulder areas of vials and cartridges. For syringes, different cameras are designed to inspect the cone and the flange.
The post-forming line features electromechanical gauges designed to measure the overall length of the container, the concavity of the bottom – for vials – and the flange thickness for syringes. Additional cameras can be added to check the inner diameter of the mouth and cone.
Advantages
Stevanato Group systems allow for detecting cosmetic defects based on customizable quality levels. The cosmetic inspection systems are installed after the annealing section and ensure 100% cosmetic camera inspection.
Our inline cosmetic controls, installed on the conveyor line from the annealing oven to the packing unit, accurately inspect each part of the container. They detect the most critical defects, including contamination, scratches, deformations, bubbles, pressure marks, airlines, chips and cracks.
Different configurations are available based on the container and customer requirements, with the possibility to install up to 9 cameras for a 360° cosmetic inspection of glass containers
Features
The pharmaceutical industry is demanding extreme cosmetic quality of the containers as scratches and fractures can cause problems during downstream proceses. Automatic inspection systems can guarantee the effectiveness and reliability of controls.
To meet the converting companies requirements, Stevanato Group has designed EVA, an off-line machine capable of processing vials coming from multiple lines and inspecting them at high speed.
EVA is equipped with a high-performance camera inspection system that detects cosmetic defects along the entire surface of the vials (body, shoulder, neck, collar, flange surface, bottom side), such as cracks, scratches, airlines, bubbles, dirt marks, etc.
Highlights
Our dimensional control systems perform 100% measuring of all the dimensions of a glass container, providing valuable data on the machine’s performance efficiency and processing to the operator.
Lines can be equipped with one camera or multiple cameras depending on the number of exits on the machine, and are positioned to inspect the mouth and shoulder areas of vials and cartridges. For syringes, different cameras are designed to inspect the cone and the flange.
The post-forming line features electromechanical gauges designed to measure the overall length of the container, the concavity of the bottom – for vials – and the flange thickness for syringes. Additional cameras can be added to check the inner diameter of the mouth and cone.
Advantages
Stevanato Group systems allow for detecting cosmetic defects based on customizable quality levels. The cosmetic inspection systems are installed after the annealing section and ensure 100% cosmetic camera inspection.
Our inline cosmetic controls, installed on the conveyor line from the annealing oven to the packing unit, accurately inspect each part of the container. They detect the most critical defects, including contamination, scratches, deformations, bubbles, pressure marks, airlines, chips and cracks.
Different configurations are available based on the container and customer requirements, with the possibility to install up to 9 cameras for a 360° cosmetic inspection of glass containers
Features
The pharmaceutical industry is demanding extreme cosmetic quality of the containers as scratches and fractures can cause problems during downstream proceses. Automatic inspection systems can guarantee the effectiveness and reliability of controls.
To meet the converting companies requirements, Stevanato Group has designed EVA, an off-line machine capable of processing vials coming from multiple lines and inspecting them at high speed.
EVA is equipped with a high-performance camera inspection system that detects cosmetic defects along the entire surface of the vials (body, shoulder, neck, collar, flange surface, bottom side), such as cracks, scratches, airlines, bubbles, dirt marks, etc.
Highlights
