Omega: Carton coding and inspection system

Easily incorporated into new or existing carton lines or deployed as part of an independent serialization cell, the Intelli-Code Carton Coding and Inspection System from Omega Design Corporation not only prints unit-level data on individual cartons via thermal ink jet or laser printing, but also employs an integrated vision system to verify printed data and connectivity to any Serialization Data Management System.

Omega Design Corporation

Feb 18, 2014

Pw 59993 Intelli Code Carton Coding And Inspection System

Intelli-Code supports a variety of printing technologies, camera and inspection vision systems, and connectivity to serialization software, from a variety of providers. Intelli-Code is also easy to operate, employing an intuitive fail-safe programming logic that decreases the risk of human error.

Intelli-Code features two Human Machine Interface (HMI) touch screens: a 17-in. monitor is dedicated to the serialization system, while a 7-in. screen manages machine automation controls. Carton spacing is assured via a vacuum or flighted conveyor. A reject system, utilizing fail-safe programming logic, directs all product to a reject bin allowing only verified products to pass.

Omega Design Corporation

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