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Inline checkweighers: how do they work?
Everything you need to know about inline check weighing systems and how they work
Nemesis at Cibustec 2023
28 October 2023
The Cibustec exhibition in Parma, dedicated to Food and Beverage Technologies, has recently concluded. For over 80 years, it has been accompanying producers and distributors with consistently innovative solutions.
Nemesis has recently presented some of its latest projects, including the D Series Checkweigher, featuring stainless steel protection tunnels.
To deliver to the market machines that are increasingly high-performing and precise, Nemesis has designed and built a new generation of automatic weighprice labeling systems that have obtained MID certification for exceptional conveyor speed and accuracy levels, higher than those covered by the previous decree.
Here are the new certified values:
The Checkweigher in question is an H Series designed for heavy and bulky products, as shown in the image, handling boxes moved by a logistics operator.
At the end of the weighing line, a Sorter is paired, appearing here as a conveyor belt with a modular chain, featuring small rollers. These small rollers are activated by an underlying belt upon a specific condition, allowing them to divert the product 90° in a confined space without the use of diverters or pushers. This solution is commonly employed for cases and cartons in secondary packaging production.
The exhibited machine primarily showcases the application of robotics in product handling.
It consists of a conveyor belt, a tabletop curved conveyor, a Universal Robot, and an Omron robot. Mounted on the straight section of the tabletop conveyor is a Nimax marker model Gx150i.
Both robots are collaborative in nature.
The Universal Robot receives the boxes in a single file and arranges them into three rows in a confined space. In the subsequent station, the Omron robot picks up three boxes simultaneously and releases them in a single file, one at a time. Once positioned in a single file, they can undergo the marking process.
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