IN PROFILE Pressco Technology P
ressco Technology has a rich history of developing high speed vision inspection solutions that
improve line efficiency and assure quality for manufacturers of food & beverage packaging. With more than 8,000 systems shipped to over 80 countries, Pressco is the best choice for inspecting shells, ends, and food / beverage cans.
Trusted by the world’s leading canmakers, the DECOSPECTOR360° inspection system is reducing HFIs and saving plants tens of thousands of dollars every month from spoilage, re-sort operations, and lost production time. Often, a single quality event results in pallet after pallet of HFIs, but a reliable early warning can mean that those thousands of defective cans never get made.
The easy-to-use DECOSPECTOR360® creates an ideal template for every label produced so that any deviations are immediately identified and removed from the line. This
includes defects such as small ink spots or voids, but it’s also extremely sensitive to the slightest shifts in color. The system can automatically identify target zones on each label to track the Delta E values and take action if a deviation exceeds their threshold.
Looking beyond the label, Pressco vision systems also inspect 2-piece and 3-piece cans, as well as food and beverage ends, for a full-range of manufacturing defects and process-related anomalies. Our sophisticated yet easy-to-use INTELLISPEC® software detects and rejects non- conforming product at line speeds well in excess of 3,000 parts-per-minute.
With an extremely flexible, modular platform coupled to our powerful and reliable inspection algorithms, Pressco systems are truly a set-it-and-forget-it solution you can count on for minimizing scrap while optimizing product quality and line efficiency.
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