Using the very same software as the acclaimed SEAMetal HD  for double seam measurements, the SEAMetal 9000 (SD) double seam scope is the best tool for companies that don’t require the high resolution capabilities of the High Definition

SEAMetal HD for beverage cans is the most repeatable and accurate double seam measurement system in the industry. According to third party customer testing, this double seam scope was rated as "world class GR&R". Utilizing a new and highly accurate optical

The SEAMetal SD Aerosol is a double seam inspection system for aerosol cans. This is a destructive system, which requires cutting a section of the can in order to ensure that the double seam is hermetically sealed and will not leak. This test can be done once or twice a shift,

The SEAMetal saws utilize a special technique which yields a perfect cut every time for identical and perfect double seams. This technique, however, creates a high noise factor.

In order to reduce the noise for lab usage, the NRC Noise reducer case was introduced

• Access to

The newly designed SEAMetal SPC software is now integrated into the system and allows operators and administrators to view statistics locally as well as remotely over the corporate network (LAN).

The new Statistical Process Control (SPC) six-sigma software allows you to

In many situations, cost is a big consideration when deciding what type of double seam analysis tool a company should get. In situations where the speed of the measurement is less important, Quality By Vision offers the SEAMetal MSD system.

The TBS-SM saw was designed as a simple and low cost solution saw.

The unit is a great match with the SEAMetal 9000M system.

• 2x H.S.S blades 100 x 22 x 0.5 mm 300teeth
• Operating voltage 110V or 220V (Specify on your order)
• V-shaped

The original revolutionary Adaptive Seam Thickness gauge for food cans from Quality By Vision.

Why buy a copy when you can get the original?

Utilizing a special design in order to measure the

Seam thickness is often the first place where double seam problems can be easily shown. Many companies still use manual seam micrometers, which simply don't work well with beverage cans. The correct angle (chuck wall angle) is quite difficult to match and the delicate and flexible nature of