What E2M COUTH does on your line

A mislabelled bottle, a case that never got glued, a pallet stacked one layer short. By the time anyone spots defects like these by eye, they’re recalls and downtime. E2M COUTH builds machine vision to catch them inline, at line speed, before the product leaves the plant – and SolvAir is E2M COUTH’s appointed UK distributor, working across food, beverage, pharmaceutical and cosmetics manufacturing.

Six jobs, one range. Inspection checks labels, fill levels, caps, seams, seals and printed codes as containers pass on the belt. Orienting turns each container to the angle the next station needs, with independently actuated side belts driven by machine vision. Rejection takes a bad container off a moving line: gently for fragile glass, by sideways displacement where it has to stay upright, or by direct impact on a fast single-lane run.

Marking lasers put a permanent code or date stamp on metal, glass or plastic, with no contact and no ink to replace. Case packing loads, glues and seals the outer case, from a four-station intermittent packer to a continuous line running at up to 42 boxes a minute. Palletising builds the finished pallet to a layout set on-screen. No manual programming.

Inspection and orienting share the same engine: VisioInspect 2.0, E2M COUTH’s own deep-learning vision software. A label check and a container turn on the same line run on the same software platform. Tell us the container, the line speed and the defect you need to catch, and we’ll match it to the right system in the range.

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