Our inspection Modules for food
ALL-IN-ONE Food Inspection Systems
An innovative solution, unique on the market, including all the needed inspections in one single system. Simply identify your inspection requirements, Antares Vision Group - ALL-IN-ONE will meet them all thanks to our wide range of technologies, integrating multiple checks in one compact machine.
Checkweigher
Antares Vision Group's checkweighers are precision instruments tailored to verify the weight of individual products. Equipped with onboard reporting and networking features, they offer real-time insights into your production line efficiency and ensure accurate product weights for consumers.
Combined Metal Detector & Checkweigher
Antares Vision Group's food metal detectors & checkweigher combo offer effective protection against both ferrous and non-ferrous metals like aluminum and stainless steel by detecting metal contamination & ensuring products weights are correct .
X-Ray Food Inspection
Antares Vision Group inspection technology uses X-rays to identify foreign bodies of different densities. It generates a grayscale image of the product and the software, through a multi-algorithm analysis, highlights contaminants and rejects non-compliant items.
Leak Inspection
A cutting-edge utilization of IR spectroscopy is employed to detect inline holes and microholes in packaging by identifying CO2 leakage (pertaining to MAP products), alcohol, or distinct flavors. Additionally, an in-line sealing area inspection is conducted to identify product presence and physical contaminants. This feature is applicable for both transparent and colored film and packaging, utilizing either hyperspectral or artificial vision technologies.
Label and Code Inspection
Ensuring accurate information on your packaging is vital for consumer safety and maintaining your brand reputation. Antares Vision Group's vision systems meticulously inspect label quality (alignment, positioning, content, languages, etc.), codes (expiration dates, lot numbers, barcodes, Data Matrix codes, QR codes), and the relationship between individual products and secondary packaging.