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Inspection machine for molded parts, shown with a guarded body and a feeder. Speed, accuracy, size and camera count were left blank.
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Updated October 23, 2026
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Part
Molded partsResin, color, size and transparent-part behavior are not stated.Detection size
Not on this sheetThis cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine.Inspection speed
Not on this sheetThis cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine.Camera count
Not on this sheetThis cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine.Machine configuration
| Item | Specification | Application and conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Part | Molded parts | Resin, color, size and transparent-part behavior are not stated. |
| Detection size | Not on this sheet | This cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine. |
| Inspection speed | Not on this sheet | This cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine. |
| Camera count | Not on this sheet | This cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine. |
| Power supply | Not on this sheet | This cell was blank on the equipment sheet. It is not filled from another machine. |
The sheet shows a guarded inspection machine for molded parts, with a feeder. It does not record part size, defect types, speed, accuracy, camera count or power. Those cells stay blank.
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Screws and nuts have a separate eight-camera layout on the screw and nut optical inspection machine. Do not copy that camera count onto molded parts. Send the parts and the pack.
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Each figure is copied from the equipment sheet for this configuration. A blank cell stays blank, and a piece rate is not rewritten as bags per minute.
Send the parts, the target count or weight, a bag or carton sample, and the delivery country and city. LINEVO confirms fit and output on those samples.
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LINEVO can arrange project sample tests and video demonstrations with representative parts and packaging material. Agree the configuration, measurements and test record before sending samples.
Use fasteners from a normal production batch and the bag, pouch or carton you intend to ship. Include the count or weight, the pack drawing, the target output and any sizes that tangle or jam. Confirm quantities and shipping instructions with our team first.
Agree the count or net-weight target, how many packs to check, the seal checks and the timed count of acceptable packs. Include feeder jams, pouch opening and carton counts where they affect the selected machine.
Define the factory acceptance test (FAT) scope in the order: configuration, materials, run conditions, pass criteria and records to deliver. Agree whether you need a written record, run video or returned packs for your quality team.
Seal quality: agree the evaluation method with your packaging team. ASTM F88/F88M covers seal separation force and failure mode for flexible barrier materials. Set pack-specific limits separately from a visual check for parts trapped in the seal.
Count and weight: recount or reweigh finished packs at the agreed discharge. A counter pulse or a scale setpoint is not the same record as a saleable bag. For retail packs, NIST Handbook 133 is a reference for checking the net contents of packaged goods.
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