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Thermal Glue Inspector GlueIR

GlueIR hot melt adhesive inspector is a precision inspection device engineered for high-speed packaging lines. It performs real-time detection of hot melt application defects and glue volume to guarantee sealing strength and support eco-friendly packaging.

Scope of Application:

Carton

Installation position:

After packaging machine

System introduction

On high-speed packaging lines, hot melt adhesive application quality directly determines carton sealing strength and cargo protection. Conventional inspection methods fail to detect glue line defects accurately and in real time, hence our dedicated hot melt inspection solution.

It delivers precise glue volume control and full defect coverage, securely protecting contents throughout logistics while cutting excess adhesive waste, enabling intact delivery, reliable packaging and eco-friendly sustainable operations.

Inspection Items

Missing Glue

Excessive Glue

Insufficient Glue

Missing Bottle (Optional)

Thermal Glue Inspection

The inspection unit consists of 2 infrared cameras and 2 color industrial cameras working in tandem. Leveraging the physical property that the glue line heats up momentarily during dispensing, infrared cameras capture thermal images to rapidly judge whether hot melt sealing glue meets standards. To stabilize accuracy and prevent false rejects, color industrial cameras perform secondary visual verification.

X-Ray Container Inspection (Optional)

To inspect whether products inside cartons are complete or if there are missing items, manufacturers can optionally equip an X-ray module. We adopt low-energy eco-friendly X-ray tubes that pose no harm to personnel or the environment, securing product quality while maintaining safe production.
In addition, built-in tube aging monitoring routines and emergency stop buttons ensure smooth operation, preventing production delays and losses caused by unforeseen, unalerted X-ray tube degradation.