M-Back produces a daily total of around 800,000 baguettes. They ensure that every single product undergoes a reliable quality assurance process with the use of Mettler Toledo's combination solutions, comprising a checkweigher and a metal detector.
Marinades and condiments manufacturer integrated an Eagle x-ray inspection system which has proven to be the optimal solution to overcome challenges associated with inspecting glass jars with metal lids, enhancing the quality of its products while providing additional security.
When Edesia first opened its factory, the company used inline magnets in their processing line to find contaminants. When they realized they needed a better inspection system, metal detection wasn’t the answer because of the foil pouches used in the packaging process. So Edesia decided to incorporate x-ray into their production line.
This case study shows how Bell Food Group, the meat supplier for an international fast food chain, uses X-Ray inspection to ensure burger patties are contaminant free and are of the highest quality.
This case study explores how x-ray inspection helped a blueberry farm's production processes, improved contamination detection, and provided consumers with the highest-quality blueberries.
This article explains how a variety of product inspection equipment on the production line increases confidence that due diligence has been taken to ensure product quality.
This white paper explains why metal cans are becoming increasingly popular and looks at different types of cans, then explores the challenges the packaging material and can design presents for x-ray inspection. Review the various x-ray inspection systems on the market today, along with recent developments in x-ray technology which are designed to overcome such challenges to provide optimal inspection of metal cans.
Metal detectors and X-ray inspection systems are widely used for finding foreign body contamination. Let's see how these two systems can work together to improve contaminant detection.
This article provides insight into physical contaminant detection and explains why X-Ray technology is an excellent solution for eliminating physical contaminant concerns.
New requirements from the BRC focus on a company's food safety culture. This guide reviews those requirements, provides tips to build food safety culture and evaluate your progress in reaching your goal.
BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 8 emphasizes an end-to-end approach to food safety. Here are some steps to understand and comply with a BRC audit of your current practices and vulnerabilities.
Preparations for food safety audits must be stringent, dynamic, and regularly reviewed. This article highlights basic steps of a BRC audit, as well as an evaluation of current practices and vulnerabilities.
The X37 Series offers the most technically advanced x-ray inspection system on the market for tall, rigid containers. The X37 Series provides the customer with the tools to achieve compliance with industry standards such as HACCP.
Purposely designed to inspect a variety of unpackaged food products, Safeline X-ray inspection systems are relied upon by food manufacturers in industries such as meat and poultry, bakery, confectionery, snacks, cereals industries. Typical unwrapped food applications include grains, nuts and raw meat, in addition to formed-style products such as frozen pizzas, dough balls, beef burger patties and chicken nuggets. X-ray machines for food inspection deliver the highest detection sensitivity ensuring accuracy, reliability and ease of operation for all unpackaged applications.
Nowadays, X-ray scanners frequently replace metal detectors that can detect electrically or magnetically conductive particles. Metal detectors cannot detect glass, stones or plastic, only X-ray scanners are able to do this.
Dual Energy enhances traditional x-ray inspection and allows for the detection of materials previously unseen by x-ray or any other conventional method. Dual Energy diverges from regular x-ray inspection as it uses two energy spectrums to discriminate between high and low channel x-rays, as well as a dual-layer detector. Dual Energy x-ray systems bring value added detection features to identify missing product, damaged product, dented or altered packaging and presence of a premium item by discriminating materials by their chemical composition (atomic number).
The X3710 is capable of inspecting up to 1,800 products per minute (dependent on product dimensions), ensuring future-proof inspection capabilities.
The RAYCON X-ray system has an integrated conveyor belt that is designed for use in wet or dry applications and inspects packaged food product for contaminants or other unwanted defects. It features accurate in-line detection of magnetic or non-magnetic metals, glass, ceramic, stone, bone, PVC, rubber, etc., even in metallic or metal-coated packaging such as foil. The X-ray inspection software is also optimized to identify product defects such as broken, deformed or missing product with minimal operator training.
X36 Optimizes Detection Sensitivity in Bulk Flow Products While Maximizing Productivity
This webinar demonstrates the quality assurance measures in ready meal production and highlights the application possibilities, as well as economic advantages of checkweighers and X-ray scanners.
In this webinar, you will learn about the structure, functionality and advantages of X-ray scanners and what to consider when it comes to product testing.
Learn about the quality assurance measures in the production of cheese and possible applications and economic advantages of high-performance checkweighers and X-ray scanners.
