Automatic Optical Quality Control
Quality Assurance at BASF
Application Report
Find out how BASF uses state-of-the-art technologies to ensure that all products meet the high quality requirements. Eric Fritsche, Process Manager at BASF Agricultural Solutions, gives insights into the optimization of filling and packaging processes:
- Seamlessly integrated optical quality control
- 360° inspection to ensure flawless closures
- Increased efficiency through fully automated systems
Thanks to Wipotec technology, BASF has been able to achieve more precise inspection and faster changeover times.
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Optical Inspection – The Game
Challenge our automatic system
Manufacturers often invest significant manual effort at the end of the line to ensure product quality. The product's perfect labeling, correct positioning of labels, and proper cap closure are all inspected – relying on the human eye. This game challenges you to eject all faulty products and compare your results with our fully automatic TQS solution.
How to ensure 100 % quality in production
Automatic Optical Quality Control
Achieving consistently high quality in the filling- and packaging line demands innovative solutions that integrate seamlessly into existing workflows. Ensuring that every single product meets strict quality standards is challenging. Traditional approaches involve piecing together components from multiple providers – leading to interface challenges, inefficiencies, and frustrating integration issues: limited space, time-consuming product changeovers, and the complexity of diverse production parameters. There is way more to consider than just mounting a camera.