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Measure conveyor width, height, services, guarding and maintenance access.
Add label presence, position, identity, print and code checks without replacing the complete packaging line—where space, handling and controls allow a reliable solution.
Usually, yes. A retrofit can use the existing conveyor when product presentation, space, structure and controls are suitable, or add a dedicated inspection conveyor when spacing, orientation or rejection needs more control. A survey confirms the inspection point, camera views, lighting enclosure, tracking distance, reject route, guarding and electrical interfaces before the design is fixed.
The smallest visible feature may set camera resolution, but handling and reject distance often determine whether a retrofit can work reliably.
Measure conveyor width, height, services, guarding and maintenance access.
Observe pitch, orientation, vibration, rotation, stops and changeovers.
Define triggers, encoder tracking, PLC signals, recipes and fault behaviour.
Provide enough distance and containment for reliable rejection or line stop.

Camera brackets alone are rarely the complete answer. The station may require guides, side belts, spacing control, an enclosure or a dedicated conveyor section.
Survey data, off-line build and factory testing allow site work to focus on planned mechanical, electrical and software interfaces.
Record products, faults, speed, space, interfaces and the existing risk assessment.
Trial representative samples and confirm the camera and lighting concept.
Prepare the station, interfaces, recipes and challenge tests before site work.
Complete the planned shutdown, commission, train and test the reject sequence.
Not always. The existing conveyor may be suitable when it presents products consistently and provides enough space for lighting, tracking and rejection. A dedicated section is recommended when greater control is needed.
Yes, where the signal list, protocol, ownership of recipes and behaviour during faults or communications loss are defined with the line integrator.
It depends on camera working distance, enclosure, product spacing, orientation and reject distance. A site survey provides the dimensions needed for a real layout.
Projects can be designed around a shutdown window, but the duration depends on mechanical changes, wiring, controls interfaces, guarding, testing and production handover.
We will review the inspection point, product presentation, PLC signals, reject route and practical installation boundary.