THE CHALLENGE
How to make packaging quality control more efficient
Today, the design and quality of packaging solutions have become one of the most important factors in how users “perceive” the quality of the final product. When products are more or less equivalent, the quality, originality, and reliability of their packaging will undoubtedly make the difference when a customer is deciding what to choose.
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Jose Luis Pérez, CEO MonoM
Consequences of inefficient quality control (paragraph title)
Most companies in the packaging sector apply a hot-melt adhesive to achieve the robustness required for the final product packaging. Some of these companies (usually those most concerned about the perception of quality at every stage of their product through to the end customer) carry out sampling for destructive quality control.
Every certain number of boxes operators pick one at random and force and cut it to check whether the hot-melt adhesive has done its job correctly. In a plant that is producing 24/7 with this approach to quality control, efficiency will be lost.
Problems caused by inefficient quality control:
HOW ÁLAVA INGENIEROS SOLVES IT
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Thanks to thermography and the use of simple, compact, low-cost cameras such as the FLIR Ax8, it is possible to carry out non-invasive, in-line, 100% automated packaging checks.
As it is a hot-melt adhesive, its temperature is much higher than that of the rest of the packaging, so it can be easily detected even from the opposite side to where it is applied.
PRODUCT
Name of the product to be highlighted
Thanks to thermography and the use of simple, compact, low-cost cameras such as the FLIR Ax8, it is possible to carry out non-invasive, in-line, 100% automated packaging checks.
As it is a hot-melt adhesive, its temperature is much higher than that of the rest of the packaging, so it can be easily detected even from the opposite side to where it is applied.
