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Innocheck FHC (Infrared)

Innocheck FHC (Infrared)

Innocheck FHC (Infrared)

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The document discusses the KHS Innocheck FHC, a fill level check system using infrared technology to measure liquid levels in containers. This system helps avoid discrepancies in fill levels, ensuring compliance with legal standards and customer satisfaction.

Key Features
  • Optical measurement system using infrared technology.
  • Low-wear infrared LED lighting, invisible to the human eye.
  • Suitable for non-foaming or low-foaming products.
  • Options for selecting the measurement area.
  • Ensures product safety by maintaining legal minimum fill amounts.
  • Not suitable for containers with foreign objects that could interfere with measurements.
  • Hygienic design with stainless steel housing.

Standard Equipment
  • Stainless steel housing with hygienic design.
  • Height-adjustable stand.
  • Transmitter and receiver for infrared radiation.
  • Innovative KHS image processing software.

Advantages
  • No special safety regulations or registration procedures required.
  • High-precision fill level measurement.
  • Reliable system performance.
  • Capable of detecting both overfill and underfill with a single unit.
  • Insensitive to daylight interference.

Possible Combinations
  • Innocheck CCI for crooked cap inspection.
  • Innocheck TSI for tamper-evident seal inspection and closure color options.
  • Innocheck LBI for label presence inspection.
  • Innocheck FMS for filler and capper management.

Service
  • Worldwide service availability.
  • Comprehensive consulting and planning.
  • ReDiS remote maintenance.
  • Fast supply of spare parts.

Technical Data
  • Maximum machine capacity: 72,000 containers per hour or 1,200 containers per minute.
  • Measuring tolerances: +/- 1.5 mm, depending on the product.
  • Protection class: IP 65.
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Catalog excerpts

Innocheck FHC (Infrared)-1

1_INNOCHECK FHC FILL LEVEL CHECK (INFRARED) Requirements and Solutions Philosophers continue to debate whether a glass is half-full or half-empty. You can avoid any discussion with lawmakers and keep your customers from turning into philosophers by implementing the KHS Innocheck series fill level check. The name FHC IR stands for a measuring unit that operates with infrared technology. This measurement system, comprised of a transmitter (IR source) and a receiver, measures fill levels with the help of absorption and energized infrared Key Features · Optical measurement system · A light source not visible to the human eye · Low-wear infrared LED lighting · Suitable for non-foaming or low-foaming products · Options for choosing the measurement area · Serves to maintain product safety with regard to legal minimum amounts · Not suitable for containers with foreign objects in the area of the fill level or the measuring area that could hinder the optical measurement system · Hygienic design Standard Equipment · Hygienically designed stainless steel housing · Height-adjustable stand · Transmitter (source of infrared radiation) and receiver · Innovative KHS image processing software

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Innocheck FHC (Infrared)-2

2_INNOCHECK FHC FILL LEVEL CHECK (INFRARED) Advantages · No special safety regulations or time-consuming registration procedures necessary to implement the measurement bridge · High-precision measurement of fill levels · High system reliability · Overfill and underfill checking possible with one measuring unit · Insensitive to daylight Edition: 12/17/12-en. Subject to modification. Possible Combinations · Innocheck CCI (crooked cap inspection) · Innocheck TSI (tamper-evident seal inspection, closure color, other options) · Innocheck LBI (label presence inspection) · Innocheck FMS (filler and...

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