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Canis 320 linear
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Canis 320 has 3 heads
The machine is available
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Pure Contamination Detector Option C
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Contamination Detector combined with leak detector Option L
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Height adjustment for different bottle size
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Bottle diameter adjustment
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Machines are equipped with Remote supervision
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Roller Conveyor for upright bottle rejection
The Canis 320 has three heads. This machine is made for fast lines up to 2200
bottles per hour. The combined contamination and leak machine is a bit slower.
The Canis machines are robust and need little maintenance. The INSCO sensors
need no maintenance. The sensors shall be changed every year. Even then the
annual cost for sensors are below 0,6% of machine cost. Of course, it is a
quality inspection machine, that works best under clean conditions. |
You Tube Video: Canis 320CL |
Canis 320-C
Pure contamination detection with three Heads
Production speed 2200 bottles per hour (36 Bottles bpm)
Machine with four heads equipped with eight semiconductor sensors
Robust construction and little maintenance
Detection: Contaminations such as gasoline, diesel, benzene, used motor oil,
kerosene, naphthalene solvents: acetone, toluene, colour solvents, ammonia
NH3, soft drinks, alcohol, fermented fruit juice
Sensitivity for gasoline : 10 micro litres in a 20 litre bottle;
0,05% ammonia; 0,1% isopropanol, 3 microliter toluene in a 20L container
Canis 320-CL
Contamination detection combined with leak detection
Production 1500 B/h (25 B/minute)
Machine with three Heads:
Leak detection with compressed air: Detects cracks and holes corresponding
to a hole of 0,5 mm in diameter and smaller. Most cracks are much wider, since the
air pressure opens cracks.
The contamination detection measurement is made with an electronic sensor
system INSCO. It has the same sensitivity as the Canis 420 C.
The Canis 420 is available with an automatic electric height change to adapt to
different bottle size: 6 gallon or 5 gallon or 3 gallon. Adjustment for
bottle diameter without tools. |
Canis 320 C |
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The sniffer heads in the C-type machine are of a new type. The Canis 320
machine with the INSCO sensors has been tested and approved Coca Cola®, and
by Nestlé Waters Vittel PTC Water. The sensitivity for the tested
contaminants is equivalent to other products and sufficient for the bottle
inspection. The stability is better than with the common detectors. Two
sensors per station double the already high operation safety. The first
advantage is the low price of the sensor compared to UV or flash lamps used
in other machines. The second advantage is that the sensors don't need to be
cleaned; the sensors are replaced after 12 to 18 month. The absolute minimal
maintenance saves personnel and money and the replacement of the sensors is
simple.
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