High-speed, high-definition industrial image processing

News  |  www.controleng.com | Jul 1, 2009

Previously impossible inspections now can be performed with the Keyence CV-5000 vision system, which provides ultra high-speed image processing for any production line. The (11x) high-speed 5 megapixel camera transfers ultra high-definition images (2,432 x 2,050 pixels) in 61.2 ms (16.3

http://www.controleng.com/article/307575-High_speed_high_definition_industrial_image_processing.php?rssid=20293

Ethernet, wireless, temperature, humidity monitoring

News  |  www.controleng.com | May 20, 2008

The new Testo Saveris system monitors temperature and humidity in industrial control, food service, and processing applications via either wireless or Ethernet connection. It automates data collection and transmission with built-in data security and integrity, company says. This is a Control

http://www.controleng.com/article/271025-Ethernet_wireless_temperature_humidity_monitoring.php?rssid=20293

Quentor Cases

With over 25 years designing and engineering experience, Quentor has the flexibility and expertise to undertake a wide range of work in addition to its core storage and transportation products. Some examples are outlined here.

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Unscrambler

News  |  www.packagingdigest.com | Sep 1, 2009

The NECOSORT-III unscrambler features lightweight bottle-handling capabilities as it ensures that bottles are positively held, moved and controlled throughout the unscrambling process, says the co. Sorts a wide range of bottle types and sizes. Its vertical drum design has only two moving parts, is

http://www.packagingdigest.com/article/CA6686115.html

New research promises breakthrough for recycled glass

Product  |  www.beveragedaily.com | Sep 11, 2009

Retailer demand for recycled glass could rocket after new UK research commissioned by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP).

http://www.beveragedaily.com/Products/New-research-promises-breakthrough-for-recycled-glass

Administration Area - 250ml Bottle, 6 pack carton of Shredder Oil

Shredder Oil is needed to keep your paper shredding machine running smoothly. In the long run, if you keep up the maintenance on your shredder, you'll save money on costly repairs. Each time you change the Shredder Bag you should lubricate the cutting heads.

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Easy-open cans streamline meat spreads

News  |  www.packagingdigest.com | Jan 1, 2006

France's ready-made meal producer William Saurin has launched a new line of meat spreads called Délice Confit for its affiliated Paul Prédault brand in easy-open, easy-to-dispense-from cans. Provided by Crown Food Europe, an affiliate of Crown Holdings, Inc. (www.crowncork.com) , the gold cans are

http://www.packagingdigest.com/article/345931-Easy_open_cans_streamline_meat_spreads.php

New protein for clear drinks in clear bottles

Product  |  www.beveragedaily.com | Oct 14, 2009

Creating a clear functional drink suitable for transparent bottles is the key advantage of a new hydrolyzed whey protein from Milk Specialties.

http://www.beveragedaily.com/Products/New-protein-for-clear-drinks-in-clear-bottles

MATCHPRINT Virtual Proofing Technology FAQ - Kodak's Graphic Communications Group

MATCHPRINT Virtual Technology provides dependable color viewing of CMYK images on RGB monitors. It combines a controlled, color-critical viewing environment, customized components, KODAK Color, and calibration technologies in the context of KODAK Portal Products.

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Focus on sortation

News  |  www.mmh.com | Feb 1, 2006

High-speed sorting transfer vehicles (STVs) move material accurately, accelerate at one foot per second to speeds up to 656 feet per minute and transport up to 750 loads per hour per loop.

http://www.mmh.com/article/CA6306001.html