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X-Ray Inspection Systems

Bottle, Jar & Can Inspection

Containers that travel upright need a tall, narrow aperture and a conveyor that keeps them stable through the beam. This model handles bottles, jars, cans and cartons on either belt or chain-plate conveying, with a fast pneumatic push rod that removes a single container without disturbing the ones around it — important on high-speed filling lines.

VXD-D1623-SVXD-D1825-S
Bottle, Jar & Can Inspection packaging equipment configuration

Key features

  • Tall aperture sized for upright bottles, jars and cans
  • Belt or chain-plate conveyor to match the existing line
  • Fast pneumatic push-rod reject for high-speed container flow
  • Guided product learning for new container formats
  • 4G wireless connectivity for remote technical support

Typical applications

  • Bottled beverages and sauces
  • Glass and PET jars
  • Canned products
  • Cartons conveyed upright

What it detects

  • Metal (ferrous, non-ferrous, stainless)
  • Glass
  • Ceramic
  • Hard plastic and resin
  • Bone and shell
  • Stone

Technical Data

Specifications

US customary units are shown first. Final configuration is confirmed with your product samples and line data during engineering review.

Models
VXD-D1623-S / VXD-D1825-S
X-ray source
210 W / 350 W
Sensitivity
Stainless ball from 0.3 mm, stainless wire from 0.2 × 2 mm, ceramic / glass ball from 1.0 mm
Conveyor speed
16–262 ft/min (5–80 m/min)
Max product weight
22 lb (10 kg)
Aperture (W × H)
6.3 × 8.0 in and 7.1 × 9.8 in (160×204 / 180×250 mm)
Operating system
Server-grade Linux
HMI
17 in touch screen
Power supply
220 VAC, 50–60 Hz
Environment
32–113 °F (0–45 °C), 30–85% RH, non-condensing
Protection
IP66 conveyor, IP54 remaining assemblies
Construction
304 stainless steel, mirror / sandblasted finish

Is the bottle, jar & can inspection right for your product?

Share your product, pack format, line speed and the defects you need to catch. Pure will confirm the model and sensitivity with sample testing.