• Ergonomics improved
• Easier machine-serviceability
• Simple concept

To keep up with the evolving market demands, the number of forming-machine sections and cavities per section has grown over the last few years. This, in turn, has resulted in significant surge in the costs associated with job and mold change procedures. To expedite these procedures and reduce the workload for the operators performing these tasks, Bucher Emhart Glass offers an optional, user-friendly Blow side Lifting System.

• Reduced blank contact time
• Simplified pre-forming process flow
• No need of funnel mechanism for round containers

To keep up with the evolving market demands, the hollow glass forming process has continuously improved to increase the production throughput. This has been achieved by two main approaches: firstly, by expanding the number of forming-machine sections and cavities per section, secondly, by integrating efficient cooling systems with quicker servo mechanisms. Furthermore, the introduction of servo mechanisms has paved the way for new innovations, such as the use of V-Baffles on servo baffle mechanism. This approach makes the funnel useless for most common articles produced with Blow & Blow process. So far only NIS forming machines benefit from this approach, but the development of the AIS-M forming machine allows to envisage the use of this technical solution.

By gathering and collecting data from every inspection station, MasterTrack provides you with the complete quality results of every single container before the decision is made to pack or reject.
Master Track - Available on the FleXinspect generation III.

In general, AI means automating tasks that require human intelligence. 

Previously, vision and natural language understanding could be partially automated. However, in the last 15 years, technology has reached a level where AI / Deep Learning systems are now capable of solving tasks that require human intelligence.

AI has been a standard in Emhart inspection for many years. Read how is has evolved!

Emhart Glass Vision is the branch of Emhart which produces container glass inspection machines. Niki Estner* discusses the latest trends in AI research, and how they apply to industrial quality inspection.