Automatic Scale

TraceArt Checkweigher is a type of industrial weighing device that quickly and accurately measures the weights of products and checks these measurements within a specified tolerance range. Checkweighers are often used in production lines or packaging processes. These devices are used to verify that products have the correct weights, detect weight deviations, and separate faulty products. In the TraceArt production line, products moving on the line have their weights measured, and products with weights outside the specified intervals are automatically removed from the line.

Checkweighers can operate on a conveyor belt, measuring the weights of products as they pass along this belt. The measured weight is monitored by an indicator panel or a control system, and it is checked if it falls within a specific tolerance range. If a product has a weight outside the predetermined tolerance range, it can be automatically rejected or the process can be terminated.

Checkweighers can be a critical tool for product quality control, accuracy in packaging processes, pricing, and commercial transactions. These devices are widely used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, medical, automotive, and more.

Checkweighers are commonly used, especially in the food, pharmaceutical, packaging, and manufacturing industries, to ensure product quality and safety. They assist in detecting and correcting weight deviations by providing precise and rapid weight control of products.

AUTOMATIC SCALE

Key Working Principle and Components

The key working principle and components of the automatic scale are as follows:

  • Product Feeding

    Products to be checked are fed into the Checkweigher. These products are typically conveyed on a conveyor belt or transport system.

  • Weight Measurement

    The products enter the weight measurement section of the Checkweigher. In this section, the weight of the product is measured accurately.

  • Comparison

    The measured weight is compared with a pre-determined target weight. This target weight is the expected weight of the product.

  • Transport System

    This component includes a conveyor belt or transport system on which the products are transported to the Checkweigher.

  • Weight Measurement Section

    It includes weighing units or weight sensors that accurately measure the weight of the products.

  • Control and Data Processing System

    There is a control unit that compares the measured weights and processes the data. This unit provides an alarm in case of weight deviation and controls the separation process.

  • Separation Mechanism

    It includes a mechanism used to determine whether products are accepted and to separate products with weight deviations. This mechanism can work using various methods such as air jets, push arms, or belt redirection.

  • Human-Machine Interface (HMI)

    There is an HMI panel for operators to monitor the Checkweigher, make adjustments, and observe the data.

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