Many Aerosol can manufactures rely on a wide variety of handheld micrometers, calipers and other time consuming pieces of equipment and methods to gauge critical dimensions of Aerosol cans. Unfortunately, the existing all-in-one gauges that have been available until today are expensive,
One of the most important parameters of the finished seam is the Wrinkle / Tightness rating. All 3-piece can makers and canneries are required to test the Wrinkle of at least one can per seaming head at least once per shift. The teardown process (removing the bodyhook for the Wrinkle rating) has
Quality By Vision's BTE-100 - Buckle Tester for Seamed Ends is an automatic, easy to use pressure tester for three-piece seamed cans. The system includes a computer with software that automatically detects the pressure points and displays the can deformation at each stage. The hardware
Many companies believe that increasing the number of double seam measurements is the best solution in ensuring their seams are hermetically vacuum sealed. Increasing the rate and number of double seam measurements is not the solution. After all, checking more cans won't
Many Aerosol can manufactures rely on a wide variety of handheld micrometers, calipers and other time consuming pieces of equipment and methods to gauge critical dimensions of Aerosol cans. Unfortunately, the existing all-in-one gauges that have been available until today are expensive,
One of the most important parameters of the finished seam is the Wrinkle / Tightness rating. All 3-piece can makers and canneries are required to test the Wrinkle of at least one can per seaming head at least once per shift. The teardown process (removing the bodyhook for the Wrinkle rating) has
Quality By Vision's BTE-100 - Buckle Tester for Seamed Ends is an automatic, easy to use pressure tester for three-piece seamed cans. The system includes a computer with software that automatically detects the pressure points and displays the can deformation at each stage. The hardware
Many companies believe that increasing the number of double seam measurements is the best solution in ensuring their seams are hermetically vacuum sealed. Increasing the rate and number of double seam measurements is not the solution. After all, checking more cans won't
